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Diet for Lowering Cholesterol: Soy Beats Low-Fat 2011-08-30

By Jennifer Warner

A diet that incorporates cholesterol-lowering foods like soy, nuts, and plant sterols may work better at lowering cholesterol levels than a traditional low-fat diet.

Insurance Premiums Vary Widely From State to State 2011-08-30

By Robert Preidt

Monthly premiums for individual health insurance average $215 a person in the United States, but vary widely from state to state, a new report says.

Patients Taking Antipsychotics Urged to Get Routine Physicals 2011-08-30

By Robert Preidt

Patients who take antipsychotic medications aren’t being adequately monitored for dangerous health complications, researchers have found.

Feds Outline Rules for States’ Insurance Exchanges 2011-08-30

By Margaret Steele

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the U.S. Treasury Department today awarded $185 million to 13 states and the District of Columbia to speed up creation of Affordable Insurance Exchanges — a cornerstone of President Ob

Court Rules Against Insurance Mandate in Obama Health Care Law 2011-08-30

By HealthDay staff

In a 2-1 decision, a panel of three judges with the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday struck down the controversial “individual mandate” rule in the health care reform package.

Many Men Underestimate Prostate Surgery Side Effects 2011-08-30

By Randy Dotinga

New research finds that men who undergo prostate removal often suffer more from incontinence and impotence than they expected, even when counseled beforehand about possible aftereffects.

Weight-Loss Surgery Gains More Practitioners 2011-08-30

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

More doctors are performing weight-loss surgery today, and hospitals are touting better survival rates, a new study finds.

Fido’s New Forte: Helping Kids Learn to Read 2011-08-30

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Dogs can teach children about responsibility, shower them with love and maybe even help them maintain their reading skills.

Disabilities From 9/11 Behind Rising Retirements for NYC Firefighters 2011-08-30

By Robert Preidt

Health problems linked to the World Trade Center attacks may be spurring an increase in retirements for New York City firefighters, a new study suggests.

Get Rid of Standing Water to Protect From Mosquitoes 2011-08-30

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes that can spread serious diseases such as the West Nile virus. Yet many urban families don’t take simple steps such as dumping out standing water to reduce their risks, researchers say.

Medical Tattoo Tracks Body Functions 2011-08-30

By Amanda Gardner

An invisible patch placed on the skin much like a temporary tattoo can pick up and transmit physiological signals such as heart rate, brain waves and muscle activity.

Poor, Urban Heterosexuals at High Risk of HIV: CDC 2011-08-29

By Robert Preidt

The HIV infection rate among low-income heterosexuals in 24 American cities with a high prevalence of AIDS is 10 to 20 times greater than in the general U.S. population, a new government report indicates.

Chimp Attack Victim Reveals New Face 2011-08-29

By Margaret Steele

Three months after receiving a full face transplant, a Connecticut woman severely mauled by a friend’s pet chimpanzee in 2009 is showing her new face for the first time.

New Bacteria Linked to Tattoo Infections 2011-08-29

By Alan Mozes

An investigation into skin lesions that two people developed after getting tattoos has concluded that both were infected with a bacteria not previously linked to the practice.

Prehistoric Water Reptile’s Social Life Similar to Dolphins: Study 2011-08-29

By Robert Preidt

American women born in 1935 had a higher average number of children than those born in 1910 or 1960, according to researchers who analyzed childbearing differences among three generations of women.

‘Superdrug’ Against Range of Viruses Shows Promise in Animal Trials 2011-08-29

By Steven Reinberg

A potentially groundbreaking drug appears effective against a wide range of viral infections, including the common cold, flu, stomach viruses, polio and dengue fever — at least in mice.

Depressed Women Could Face Raised Risk of Stroke 2011-08-29

By Denise Mann

Depressed women may be at greater risk for stroke, new research suggests.

Alzheimer’s Harder to Detect in the Very Old 2011-08-29

By Robert Preidt

Symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease may be harder to detect in people over 80, according to a new study that examined the relationship between age-related brain shrinkage and Alzheimer’s-associated memory loss.

Poorly Controlled Asthma Can Boost Chances of Pregnancy Complications 2011-08-29

By Robert Preidt

Pregnant women with poorly controlled asthma are at increased risk for pregnancy complications and for having a low-birth weight or premature baby, a new study warns.

Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Turkey Sickens More People 2011-08-29

By Steven Reinberg

Some 107 people in 31 states have now been infected with an outbreak strain of Salmonella Heidelberg found in some ground turkey made by Cargill Inc., the latest report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows.

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