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Study Links Osteoporosis Drugs With Fractures 2011-05-04

By Kathleen Doheny

But Risk of Thigh Bone Fracture From Taking Bisphosphonates Is Small

Atrial Fibrillation Treatment Costs, Hospitalizations Mount 2011-05-04

By Bill Hendrick

Treating the Heart Condition Costs $26 Billion Annually in the U.S., and Patients Have a High Rate of Hospitalizations

Injuries Among Older Workers on the Rise: CDC 2011-05-03

By Steven Reinberg

More and more Americans over age 55 are working later in life, and this means work-related injuries in this group continue to climb, up from 12 percent in 2003 to 17 percent in the latest tally, federal health officials report.

Monkey See, Monkey Remember 2011-05-03

By Robert Preidt

Memory in monkeys and humans is more similar than previously believed, a new study says.

Payment Rates May Affect Breast Cancer Treatment 2011-05-03

By Robert Preidt

Use of a costly breast cancer therapy called intensity-modulated radiation therapy is strongly influenced by what Medicare will pay for the treatment and where radiation oncologists practice, according to a new study.

Rising Obesity Rates Add to Arthritis Woes in U.S. 2011-05-03

By Robert Preidt

Rising rates of obesity among the 50 million Americans with arthritis are cause for concern because excess weight is associated with increased problems for arthritis patients, a new study says.

New Hepatitis C Drugs Close to Gaining FDA Approval 2011-05-03

By HealthDay staff

Two new drugs that could change the way hepatitis C is treated have been unanimously recommended for approval by a panel of U.S. health experts.

Shared Social Status Boosts Brain Activity, Research Shows 2011-05-03

By Robert Preidt

Your social status affects how your brain reacts to other people, researchers have found.

Most Cancer Survivors Would Sacrifice Healthy Breast Again: Study 2011-05-03

By Ellin Holohan

Despite concerns regarding appearance, few breast cancer survivors who opted for a double mastectomy as a precautionary measure regretted their decision decades later, a new study finds.

Many Unaware of OTC Pain Relievers' Ingredients, Risks 2011-05-03

By Bill Hendrick

Poll Shows Many Americans Don’t Know the Active Ingredients, Side Effects of Popular Pain Medicines

Researchers Question Mammogram Guidelines 2011-05-03

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Suggests Negative Impact From Guidelines That Dropped Routine Mammograms for Women in 40s

Recalled Grape Tomatoes in Ready-to-Eat Salads 2011-05-03

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Salmonella Fears Spur Recall of Popular Garden, Seafood, Chicken Salads

Coumadin Recalled Over Potency Concern 2011-05-03

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Bristol-Myers Squibb has recalled 1.85 million 5-milligram Coumadin tablets in the U.S.

Atrial Fibrillation Treatment Costs, Hospitalizations Mount 2011-05-03

By Bill Hendrick

Treating the Heart Condition Costs $26 Billion Annually in the U.S., and Patients Have a High Rate of Hospitalizations

Tradjenta Approved for Type 2 Diabetes 2011-05-03

By Scott Roberts

Tradjenta (linagliptin) tablets, combined with diet and exercise, has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to control blood sugar in people with type 2 diabetes, the agency said Monday.

Brains of Autistic Kids Still Larger at Age 4, 5 2011-05-03

By Jenifer Goodwin

The brains of 4- and 5-year-old children with autism are larger than the brains of normally developing children, and the difference probably occurs several years earlier, a new study suggests.

Breast-feeding May Influence Long-Term Health: Study 2011-05-03

By Robert Preidt

Infants who aren’t breast-fed may experience long-term health consequences, a new study suggests.

You’re Not Doing Your Teen Any Favors by Letting Them Drink 2011-05-03

By Robert Preidt

Young teens who are allowed to drink alcohol under adult supervision don’t learn about responsible drinking and actually drink more as they get older, a new study says.

Mammograms Can Save Lives of Women in Their 40s: Studies 2011-05-03

By Kathleen Doheny

A pair of studies released Friday could shake up the debate on whether or not American women should begin regular mammography screening in their 40s.

Americans May Not Consume Enough Calcium: Study 2011-05-03

By Robert Preidt

A new study finds that Americans may not be consuming enough calcium. Researchers analyzed data from 9,475 adults who took part in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey of 2003 to 2006 and found that self-reported calcium density

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