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Breakfast Cereals Play Role in Lower Heart Risk 2011-03-25

By Brenda Goodman

Studies Suggest Whole Grains and Dietary Fiber in Cereals May Cut Hypertension Risk

New Muscular Dystrophy Treatment Offers Hope 2011-03-25

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Study Shows Patients With Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy Are Walking Better With PRO051 Treatment

Hopeful Message About the World’s Poorest 2011-03-24

By DAVID LEONHARDT

In the not too distant past — 1980 — one of every six babies born in the West African nation of Liberia died in infancy. Overall life expectancy was a mere 48 years. The great majority of Liberians couldn’t read in 1980. Most girls h

An Author’s View of a World ‘Getting Better’ 2011-03-24

By DAVID LEONHARDT

My column this week discusses “Getting Better,” a new book in which the economist Charles Kenny argues that many people have overlooked the enormous improvements in human well-being over the last few decades. Mr. Kenny is a senior fellow

Women Seeking Abortions in South Dakota to Get Anti-Abortion Advice 2011-03-24

By A. G. SULZBERGER

The sign out front advertises free pregnancy tests, information about abortion and testing for sexually transmitted diseases. But it is not an abortion clinic — it is home to the Alpha Center, an organization in Sioux Falls, S.D., dedicated to

Supreme Court Rules Against Zicam Maker 2011-03-23

By ADAM LIPTAK

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled on Tuesday that investors suing a drug company for securities fraud may rely on its failure to disclose scattered reports of adverse affects from an over-the-counter cold remedy that fell short of statistical sig

F.D.A. Bans Some Food Imports From Japan 2011-03-23

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday it would halt imports of dairy products and produce from the area of Japan where a nuclear reactor is leaking radiation.

Think Like a Doctor (The Contest) 2011-03-23

By LISA SANDERS, M.D.

The Challenge: Can you solve a medical mystery involving a healthy child who is losing her hair?

How Sports May Focus the Brain 2011-03-23

By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS

Who can cross a busy road better, a varsity wrestler or a psychology major? That question, which seems to beg for a punch line, actually provided the motivation for an unusual and rather beguiling new experiment in which student athletes were pitted

Sex and the Long-Term Relationship 2011-03-23

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Are you happy with the frequency of sex in your relationship?

When God Is Part of Therapy 2011-03-23

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Does religion belong in therapy? A growing number of counselors and patients think it does. Faith-based therapy is growing in popularity, reports Psychology Today, as more patients look for counselors who can discuss their problems and goal

Dangers of Leaving No Resident Behind 2011-03-23

By GARDINER HARRIS

When the Three Mile Island nuclear generating station along the Susquehanna River seemed on the verge of a full meltdown in March 1979, Gov. Richard L. Thornburgh of Pennsylvania asked a trusted aide to make sure that the evacuation plans for the su

Radiation, Once Free, Can Follow Tricky Path 2011-03-23

By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL

Ten days after an earthquake and tsunami crippled a nuclear plant in Japan, officials are detecting abnormal levels of radiation in what may seem like a scattershot assortment of foods: milk from Fukushima Prefecture, where the reactors sit; spinach

A Guide to Smarter, Safer Antibiotic Use 2011-03-23

By JANE E. BRODY

Antibiotics are important drugs, perhaps the most important. In a world beset with “an unprecedented wave of new and old infections,” as one expert recently wrote, it is critically important that antibiotics work well when people need t

After a Diagnosis, Wishing for a Magic Number 2011-03-23

By PETER B. BACH, M.D.

When my wife, Ruth, learned she had breast cancer, friends told us not to worry. After all, they said, a lot of progress has been made.

The Claim: Eating Flaxseed Can Help Relieve Hot Flashes 2011-03-23

By ANAHAD O’CONNOR

With so many questions surrounding hormone replacement therapy, alternative remedies for hot flashes have become increasingly popular. But few if any have solid scientific weight behind them, and flaxseed supplements appear to be no exception.

Behind the Mask 2011-03-23

By C. CLAIBORNE RAY

Q. Does wearing surgical masks reduce the spread of illnesses?

Rear-Facing Car Seats Advised at Least to Age of 2 2011-03-23

By MADONNA BEHEN

Toddlers are usually switched from rear-facing to forward-facing car seats right after their first birthday — an event many parents may celebrate as a kind of milestone.

A Panel Decides Washington State’s Health Care Costs 2011-03-23

By ANDREW POLLACK

SEATTLE — The health care board was in session, and Deryk Lamb was pleading for them to continue paying for the spinal injections he receives to dull the pain from a workplace injury.

One Caregiver vs. One Stuffed Condo 2011-03-23

By PAULA SPAN

I’m enjoying a blog called The Downsize Challenge, whose author posts weekly about her trials and triumphs as she culls through a lifetime’s possessions crammed into her grandfather’s two-bedroom Florida condo.

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