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Recalled Cucumbers in Your Fridge? 2011-04-25

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Salmonella Found in Cucumbers; Product Off Shelves but May Be in Homes

Obese Teens Engage in Risky Behavior 2011-04-25

By Brenda Goodman

Study: Smoking, Risky Sex More Common in the Heaviest High School Students

The Toughest 9 Months: Pregnant With Cancer 2011-04-25

By Annie Murphy Paul

As scary as it sounds, the surprising truth is that in many cases, both mother and baby can survive, and thrive. Here’s the real (and reassuring) story.

Your Nutrition Needs in Your 30s, 40s, and 50s 2011-04-25

By Joan Raymond

You don’t have to act your age. And you definitely don’t have to look it: After all, 50 is the new 30. (Hello, have you seen Madonna lately?)

4 Medical Reasons Why Some Women Don't Want Sex 2011-04-21

By Louise Sloan

No sex, thanks: Physical problems can turn into psychological ones.

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Could Be a Sign of Heart Disease or Diabetes, at Any Age 2011-04-21

By Nick Burns

Erectile dysfunction (ED or impotence) is most common among men over the age of 55, but it can also happen to younger men. For men of any age, it can be an early warning sign for serious diseas

I'm a Recovering Sex Addict 2011-04-21

By Health.com

Jennifer (not her real name), 36, lives in Miami. Although she’s never touched drugs or alcohol, she has an addiction all the same—sex addiction. Although not an official psychiatric diagnosis, Jennifer’s sex addiction has caused h

Aging and Exercise: When Are You Too Old to Exercise? 2011-04-21

By Judith J. Wurtman

The Miami Herald had a front page article about recreational baseball players who ranged in age from 69 (the baby) to 93. The men, retired doctors, lawyers, teachers, businessman and public officials, meet twice weekly to play. They divide

Pesticide Exposure in Womb Linked to Lower IQ 2011-04-21

By Brenda Goodman

Studies Show Kids Exposed in Pregnancy May Also Have Later Problems With Attention and Memory

Seaweed Fiber in Liquid Meals May Cut Hunger 2011-04-21

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Fiber in Meal-Replacement Drinks Helps Delay Feelings of Hunger

FDA Approves New HPV Test 2011-04-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Test for Human Papillomavirus Identifies Highest-Risk Cervical Cancer Viruses

Vegetarians May Have Lower Risk of Cataracts 2011-04-21

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Vegetarians and Vegans Have Lower Cataract Risk Than Meat Eaters

Nutrition May Help Treat Traumatic Brain Injury 2011-04-21

By Matt McMillen

Report Suggests Infusion of Calories and Proteins May Reduce Inflammation and Aid Recovery

Study: Fussy Babies Linked to ADHD Risk 2011-04-21

By Denise Mann

Researchers Say Excessive Crying, Sleeping Problems in Infants May Be Linked to Behavioral Problems

Too Much TV May Raise Kids’ Future Heart Risk 2011-04-21

By Salynn Boyles

Study: Kids With Lots of Screen Time Have Narrow Arteries in Eyes That May Indicate Heart Risk

The 10 Most Prescribed Drugs 2011-04-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Most-Prescribed Drug List Differs From List of Drugs With Biggest Market Share

Calcium Supplements May Increase Heart Risk 2011-04-21

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Increased Risk of Heart Attacks for Women Taking Calcium Supplements

FDA Launches Painkiller Abuse Strategy 2011-04-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Risk-Cutting Plan Covers Extended-Release Opioids; Advisory Panel Had Recommended Including Short-Acting Opioids

Treatment-Resistant Epilepsy Linked to Autism 2011-04-21

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Epilepsy in People With Autism Is Often Hard to Treat

New Alzheimer's Guidelines Stress Early Diagnosis 2011-04-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Spinal Fluid, Imaging Tests Still Experimental but May Confirm Early Alzheimer's

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