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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

Early Surgery Boosts Outcomes for Babies With Cleft Palate 2011-05-03

By Robert Preidt

Prenatal diagnosis, early surgery and well-coordinated care by a team of specialists are vital for children born with cleft lip and/or cleft palate, experts say.

Zytiga Approved for Advanced Prostate Cancer 2011-05-03

By Scott Roberts

Zytiga (abiraterone acetate), used in combination with the steroid prednisone, has been approved to treat advanced prostate cancer, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said in a news release.

Survey Finds Many Young Adults Oblivious to Heart Health 2011-05-02

By Steven Reinberg

A new U.S. survey finds that nine out of 10 college-age adults think they’re living a healthy lifestyle, even as experts warn that that’s not the case and current lifestyles will have consequences for health down the road.

Family Meals Keep Kids Slimmer, Healthier, Study Finds 2011-05-02

By HealthDay News

Eating meals with their families helps keep kids slimmer and healthier, a new study finds.

Secondhand Smoke Boosts Boys’ Blood Pressure 2011-05-02

By Randy Dotinga

Boys who are exposed to secondhand smoke tend to have higher blood pressure levels than other boys, placing them at increased risk of developing hypertension when they grow up, a new study has found. But the reverse was true for girls.

Study Questions Giving Babies Botanical Supplements, Teas 2011-05-02

By Serena Gordon

The use of botanical supplements and teas for infants is a surprisingly common practice, new research finds, but experts warn that such products might not be safe for babies.

Mom’s Exposure to Plastics Chemical Tied to Baby’s Wheeze 2011-05-02

By Robert Preidt

Children born to women exposed to bisphenol A (BPA) during the early part of pregnancy may be more likely to experience wheezing early in life, according to a new study.

Exercising While Learning Boosts Test Scores, Study Finds 2011-05-02

By Robert Preidt

Exercising while learning might improve kids’ test scores, a new study finds.

Obese Pregnant Women May Have Tougher Time Fighting Infections 2011-05-02

By Randy Dotinga

Obese pregnant women may have a harder time fighting off infections than leaner women do, new research suggests.

Waist Size Predicts Heart-Disease Death Better Than Weight 2011-05-02

By Anne Harding

Doctors have long known that obesity increases a person’s risk of heart disease, but in recent years the picture has grown more complicated.

Extra Pounds at Midlife May Boost Dementia Risk Later 2011-05-02

By Kathleen Doheny

Being overweight during middle age may increase your risk of developing dementia later on, a new Swedish study suggests.

Symptom-Free Herpes Contagious 10% of the Time 2011-05-02

By Anne Harding

People who carry the genital herpes virus but have no visible symptoms—and may not even be aware they’re infected—are still capable of spreading the

Powerful Women as Likely to Cheat as Men, Study Finds 2011-05-02

By Robert Preidt

Women in powerful positions are just as likely as men to cheat on their spouses, according to new research.

Arthritis Impacts Physical, Mental Health 2011-05-02

By Amanda Gardner

Arthritis can limit mobility and make everyday tasks painful, and it can also take a toll on your mental health and overall quality of life, a new study suggests.

Bone Drug May Boost Statin’s Heart Benefits 2011-05-02

By Lynne Peeples

A bone-strengthening drug sometimes used to treat osteoporosis may boost the cholesterol-lowering power of statins, according to preliminary research presented today at an American Heart Association meeting in Chicago.

Robot Hair-Transplant Device Gets FDA Nod 2011-05-02

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Robotic Device Speeds Harvest of Scalp Follicles for Hair Transplant

Overdose Risk for Young Children on Prescription Pain Drugs 2011-05-02

By Denise Mann

Study: About 15% of Narcotic Pain Prescriptions for Children Under Age 3 Contain Too Much Medication

Young in U.S. Pay No Attention to Stroke Risk 2011-05-02

By Bill Hendrick

Survey Shows Most Young Americans Mistakenly Think They Have Healthy Lifestyles

Infant Growth Spurts Tied to More Sleep 2011-05-02

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Link Between Amount of Sleep and Growth in Babies

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