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Adult Vaccinations Protect Children: Report 2011-09-08

By Robert Preidt

Regular vaccinations for adults can help protect children, seniors and people with weakened immune systems, but few American adults get the recommended immunizations, experts say.

Moms’ Depression Affects Kids’ Brain Structure, Scans Show 2011-09-08

By Robert Preidt

Children of mothers with depression have an enlarged amygdala, the part of the brain associated with emotional responses, Canadian researchers have found.

Gluten-Free Set This Boy Free 2011-09-08

By Dennis Thompson

At 3 years of age, Pablo Douros was a sick little boy. He had quit growing. He also had frequent severe constipation, so much so that he suffered a rectal prolapse from straining, said his mother, Andrea Levario of Alexandria, Va.

Respect for Muslims’ Beliefs Would Improve Their Health Care: Study 2011-09-08

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

The religious beliefs and traditions of the estimated 7 million Muslims in the United States significantly influence their attitudes about health care, and the medical establishment would do well to address their concerns, a new study suggests.

Paper Money Worldwide Tainted With BPA: Stud 2011-09-08

By Robert Preidt

Paper money worldwide is contaminated with the potentially toxic chemical bisphenol A (BPA), according to a new study.

Celiac Disease on the Rise in U.S. 2011-09-08

By Dennis Thompson

Complaints of celiac disease are on the rise in the United States, with more and more people growing ill from exposure to products containing gluten.

Children With Food Allergies Often Face Skepticism 2011-09-08

By Jenifer Goodwin

When Bela Mehta’s toddler son was diagnosed with a severe peanut allergy, she carefully explained to her parents and in-laws that ingesting even the tiniest amount of peanut could cause a life-threatening reaction.

Annual Pap Tests Often Ordered But Unneeded: Study 2011-09-08

By Kathleen Doheny

Many doctors continue to recommend annual screening for cervical cancer, even though current guidelines say some women can wait much longer between tests.

Graphic Images on Cigarette Packs a Turn-Off for Smokers 2011-09-08

By Robert Preidt

Smokers are less likely to buy cigarettes if they are in plain, unbranded packages with warning labels featuring graphic images of cancer, a new study finds.

Inflammation From Rheumatoid Arthritis Tied to Heart Disease 2011-09-08

By Robert Preidt

People with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are at increased risk of death from heart disease and other cardiovascular events due to RA-related inflammation and other risk factors, a new study indicates.

New Drug Approved for Advanced Skin Cancer 2011-09-08

By Scott Roberts

Zelboraf (vemurafenib) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat a certain form of metastatic (spreading) melanoma, or cases that cannot be removed surgically, the agency said Wednesday.

New Uses Found for Old Drugs 2011-09-08

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Many drugs already approved to combat certain illnesses may also be helpful in treating a slew of other seemingly unrelated health problems, a new study indicates.

Blood Antibody May Signal Start of Ovarian Cancer 2011-09-08

By Serena Gordon

Researchers have found an antibody that might someday be useful in identifying women who have a higher risk of ovarian cancer, or possibly diagnosing early ovarian cancer.

Cartoon Characters Prod Kids to Nag for Unhealthy Foods 2011-09-08

By Serena Gordon

If you’re a parent, you’ve no doubt heard plaintive wails from your child as you traverse the treat-filled aisles of the grocery store.

Sprained Ankles Straining ER Resources, Study Finds 2011-09-08

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Although not life-threatening, sprains and strains account for more than one-third of lower leg injuries treated in U.S. emergency departments, according to a new study.

Being Overweight May Take Years Off Seniors’ Lives 2011-09-08

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Elderly people with extra body fat may not live as long as those who maintain a normal weight, according to a new study that contradicts previous research.

FDA Approves Novel Melanoma Drug 2011-09-06

By Robert Preidt

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday gave its approval to Zelboraf (vemurafenib), a first-of-its-kind drug for the treatment of an often lethal form of melanoma.

“Real Housewives” Husband’s Suicide: Do You Know the Warning Signs? 2011-09-06

By Alyssa Sparacino

Bravo TV confirmed that Russell Armstrong, estranged husband to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Taylor Armstrong, was found dead by apparent suicide Monday night in his Los Angeles home.

Ultrasound of Neck Arteries May Help Gauge Stroke Risk 2011-09-06

By Steven Reinberg

People who have narrowed carotid arteries in the neck and show no symptoms may be at risk for stroke and not know it, but a simple ultrasound test can identify the problem, a new study suggests.

Children With Kidney Disease Face Many Health Woes 2011-09-06

By Robert Preidt

Poor growth, heart problems and delays in puberty are among the problems experienced by children with mild to moderately impaired kidney function, new research says.

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