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A Little Exercise Goes a Long Way to Cut Disease, Death Risk 2011-08-31

By Robert Preidt

Just 15 minutes of physical activity a day can reduce your risk of death by 14 percent and increase your life expectancy by three years, a new study suggests.

Too Much TV May Take Years Off Your Life 2011-08-31

By Steven Reinberg

Spending your days in front of the television may contribute to a shortened lifespan, a new study suggests.

Obesity Before Pregnancy May Raise Child’s Asthma Risk 2011-08-31

By Robert Preidt

Teens of mothers who were overweight or obese when they became pregnant may be at increased risk for asthma symptoms, according to a new study.

Menthol May Make It Tougher to Stop Smoking 2011-08-31

By Robert Preidt

Menthol cigarettes make it more difficult for smokers to quit, especially blacks and Puerto Ricans, a new study indicates.

Risk of Autism in Siblings Higher Than Thought 2011-08-31

By Jenifer Goodwin

Younger siblings of a child with an autism spectrum disorder have a nearly one in five chance of being diagnosed with autism, much higher than previous estimates, a new study finds.

Kids Urged to Take Steps to Avoid Spreading Illness at School 2011-08-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

As the new school year approaches, pediatricians are reminding parents and kids that children with contagious infections, such as strep throat, should stay home from school and receive the appropriate treatment.

‘Rub and Rinse’ Best Way to Clean Soft Contact Lenses 2011-08-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

When it comes to soft contact lenses, rubbing and rinsing before soaking overnight is the best way to remove germs and prevent eye infection, according to new research.

Planning Ahead Can Reduce Back-to-School Stress 2011-08-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Although many children anxiously anticipate the first day of school, some may be more nervous about the transition than others.

Heat Safety Precautions May Save Student Athletes 2011-08-31

By Robert Preidt

Heat safety needs to be at the forefront as training gets under way for many high school sports this month, an expert says.

Sleep Apnea Makes Quick Return When Treatment Stops 2011-08-31

By Robert Preidt

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and sleepiness rapidly return when patients stop using continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines, a new study finds.

Music Eases Cancer Patients’ Anxiety: Study 2011-08-31

By Robert Preidt

Listening to music or having sessions with trained music therapists can help ease cancer patients’ anxiety, researchers say.

Anti-clotting Drug Warfarin May Be Safe for Elderly 2011-08-31

By Charlene Laino

Studies Suggest Warfarin May Be Underused for Patients Over 80

Anger, Stress May Provoke Heart Attacks 2011-08-31

By Charlene Laino

Angry Heart Attack Survivors More Than Twice as Likely to Have Another Heart Attack, Study Finds

Shorter Plavix Treatment May Be Equally Effective 2011-08-31

By Charlene Laino

Study Shows 6 Months of Blood Thinner After Stent Placement May Be Safer, as Effective as 2-Year Treatment

FDA Questions Studies of Breast Implant Safety 2011-08-31

By Brenda Goodman

Ongoing Safety Studies Have Lost as Many as 79% of Enrolled Patients

Sleeping Soon After Dinner May Raise Stroke Risk 2011-08-31

By Charlene Laino

People Who Wait an Hour or More After Eating Before Going to Bed Have a 66% Lower Stroke Risk, Researchers Say

Home Monitoring of Heart Device May Be Safe 2011-08-31

By Charlene Laino

Studies Show Remote Monitoring of Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators May Extend Battery Life

Chocolate Good for the Heart 2011-08-31

By Charlene Laino

Regularly Eating Chocolate Cuts Risk of Heart Disease by About One-Third

New Drug Boosts 'Good' Cholesterol 2011-08-31

By Charlene Laino

Dalcetrapib Safely Raised HDL Levels by 31%, Researchers Say

Electronic Nose Sniffs Out Heart Failure 2011-08-31

By Charlene Laino

Device a First Step Toward a Simple Method for Diagnosing Heart Failure, Researchers Say

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