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Women May Face Greater Heart Risk From Smoking Than Men 2011-08-26

By Steven Reinberg

Women who smoke have a 25 percent higher risk of developing heart disease than male smokers do, according to a huge, new study.

Music Soothes Anxiety, Pain in Cancer Patients 2011-08-26

By Amanda MacMillan

Singing, playing an instrument, or even just listening to music may lessen anxiety in cancer patients and improve their overall quality of life, according to a new analysis of previously published research.

Younger Blacks Fare Worse on Dialysis, Study Finds 2011-08-26

By Steven Reinberg

A new study appears to upend the long-held belief that black patients with kidney failure do better on dialysis than whites.

Survivors of Brain Hemorrhage May Experience PTSD 2011-08-26

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

One-third of people who survive a nearly fatal subarachnoid hemorrhage — a type of stroke that involves bleeding into the brain — experience the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), researchers have found.

Bad Economic News Taking Toll on Americans’ Emotions 2011-08-26

By Amanda Gardner

With headlines using words like “plummet” and “dive” to describe steep stock market declines this week, experts say many Americans’ emotions are also in a downward spiral.

Regular Exercise Helps Keep Leg Arteries Clear 2011-08-26

By Robert Preidt

People with low lifetime levels of physical activity are at increased risk for peripheral artery disease (PAD), a new study has found.

Going Full-Tilt Into Turns May Ease Motion Sickness on Trains 2011-08-26

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Motion sickness on the world’s tilting trains could be eliminated by changing the way cars take curves, researchers say.

Kids Taught to Wash Hands in School Avoid Sick Days: Study 2011-08-26

By Robert Preidt

Good knowledge of hand hygiene among students reduces school absenteeism, researchers report.

Sleep Apnea Could Up Risk of Dementia In Elderly Women 2011-08-26

By Serena Gordon

Elderly women who experience sleep apnea have a higher risk of developing mild cognitive impairment or dementia, new research finds.

Maternal Blood Test Can Determine Sex of Fetus at 7 Weeks 2011-08-26

By Amanda Gardner

A simple blood test from mom can spot the sex of a fetus as early as seven weeks into a pregnancy, researchers report.

An Older Man’s Sex Life May Suffer When She’s Close to His Friends 2011-08-26

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

When an older man’s wife or girlfriend has a stronger bond with his friends than he does, his performance in the bedroom tends to suffer, a new study shows.

More American Kids Eating Fast Food 2011-08-26

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Kids’ meals at fast-food restaurants are high in fat, calories and sodium, a new study shows.

Costs Soar for Kids With Poorly Controlled Asthma 2011-08-26

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Children with poorly controlled asthma face significantly higher medical costs and miss many more school days than kids with asthma that is better managed, a new study indicates.

Factors Before Birth Can Determine Child’s Risk of Allergies: Study 2011-08-26

By Robert Preidt

Key factors that affect a child’s risk of developing allergies by age 2 include race, a mother’s exposure to pets during pregnancy and the method of delivery, a new study suggests.

High-Fiber Diet Might Lower Risk for Colon Polyps 2011-08-26

By Robert Preidt

People who regularly eat legumes, brown rice, cooked green vegetables and dried fruit have a reduced risk of colon polyps, a precursor to colon cancer.

Healthy Lunch and Breakfast Keep Students Alert 2011-08-26

By Robert Preidt

As parents prepare to send their children back to school, they need to remember that nutrition is an important factor in academic performance, an expert advises.

Intelligence Largely Rooted in the Genes 2011-08-26

By Amanda Gardner

New research indicates that up to half of human intelligence can be explained by genetics, but this involves small contributions by many different genes and not one overarching “smart” gene.

Soy Supplements Don’t Ease Bone Loss, Menopausal Symptoms: Study 2011-08-26

By Kathleen Doheny

Soy supplements, sometimes promoted as a healthier alternative to estrogen for maintaining bone and relieving menopausal symptoms, don’t appear to do so, according to a new study.

Frequent Tests Help Track Progression of Glaucoma, Study Finds 2011-08-26

By Robert Preidt

Frequent visual field testing may help doctors detect progression of the eye disease glaucoma at an earlier stage, a new study says.

Toe Deformities Should Be Treated Early: Experts 2011-08-26

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Hammer toes, curly toes, crossover toes and bunions are not only painful, they can be a red flag for other health problems, a new report warns.

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