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Fatal Black Bear Attacks Rare But Rising 2011-05-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Attacks by North American black bears on humans are rare, but they appear to be rising as the human population of the United States and Canada increases, new research finds.

Native American Children Have More Tooth Decay 2011-05-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Native American children in the United States and Canada have three times the rate of untreated cavities compared to other kids, according to a new policy statement from a pediatricians group that recommends doctors pay more attention to the oral h

Pediatricians Group Raps Energy and Sports Drinks for Kids 2011-05-31

By Randy Dotinga

Although sports drinks and energy drinks are marketed heavily toward children and teens, a leading association of pediatricians is sounding the alarm about these beverages for kids.

Stress Doesn’t Boost Risk for Multiple Sclerosis 2011-05-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Although stress can exacerbate multiple sclerosis (MS), it doesn’t actually increase a person’s risk for developing the disease in the first place, new research indicates.

Women Who Delay Returning to Work Breast-feed Longer 2011-05-31

By Matt McMillen

The longer a working mother stays at home with her newborn, the more likely she is to breast-feed and continue doing so for the recommended six months, according to a new study in the journal Pediatrics.

Help Your Children Eat Well During Summer Vacation 2011-05-31

By Alan Mozes

With summer vacation fast-approaching, parents should take an active role in promoting routine healthy eating among their kids, advises the American Dietetic Association (ADA).

Study Suggests Special MRI Might Help Diagnose Autism 2011-05-31

By Steven Reinberg

At the moment, a diagnosis of autism is based on subjective evaluations, but a new way of using MRI might be an objective way of spotting the disorder, Columbia University researchers report.

Violent Video Games Linked to Increased Aggression 2011-05-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Violent video games trigger aggression among those who play them, according to a new University of Missouri study.

Parents Should Screen Kids’ Summer Web Surfing: Expert 2011-05-31

By Alan Mozes

As the school year wraps up, many kids will replace class time with cyber time — a trend leading one researcher to caution parents to watch out for online hazards such as “sexting” and cyberbullying.

Dificid Approved to Treat C. diff Diarrhea 2011-05-31

By Scott Roberts

Dificid (fidaxomicin) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat diarrhea associated with Clostridium difficile infection.

Decade's Top 10 Public Health Achievements 2011-05-31

By Bill Hendrick

CDC Says U.S. Is Making Strides in the Fight Against AIDS and Other Diseases

Spine Injury Breakthrough: Paralyzed Man Stands, Moves 2011-05-31

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Paraplegic Man Regains Voluntary Movement With Implanted Device, Rehab

Gossip May Have a Protective Role 2011-05-31

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Suggests Gossiping May Help People Distinguish Friend From Foe

CDC: Many Americans Are Skipping Eye Care 2011-05-31

By Bill Hendrick

Survey Shows Cost or Lack of Insurance Are Reasons Cited for Avoiding a Visit to the Eye Doctor

CDC Links Obesity, Arthritis, and Lack of Exercise 2011-05-31

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Obese Adults Who Have Arthritis Are More Likely to Skip Exercise

Dietary Supplement May Help Prevent Preeclampsia 2011-05-31

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Fewer Cases of Preeclampsia in Pregnant Women Who Ate Special Food Bars

Home Births on the Rise in the U.S. 2011-05-31

By Brenda Goodman

Increase in Home Births Comes as Debate Over Safety Intensifies

FDA Approves New HIV Drug Edurant 2011-05-31

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Once-a-Day Edurant in Same Drug Class as Sustiva, Equally Effective

Pain Relief Strategy: Cross Your Arms? 2011-05-31

By Jennifer Warner

Study Suggests Crossing Your Arms Can Reduce Pain by Confusing the Brain's Pain Signals

Study: Psoriasis in Kids Linked to Obesity, Heart Risks 2011-05-31

By Denise Mann

Overweight, Obese Children at Higher Risk of Developing the Inflammatory Skin Condition, Researchers Say

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