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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.

A Few Tax Tips for the Elderly 2011-03-23

By PATRICK EGAN

With the tax-filing deadline bearing down, many of us are wrestling with financial issues particular to elder care. Opportunities to lower tax bills abound, thank goodness, but the details are often complicated or confusing — and most seniors

G. A. Marlatt, Advocate of Shift in Treating Addicts, Dies at 69 2011-03-23

By DENNIS HEVESI

G. Alan Marlatt, a psychologist who challenged the longstanding belief that substance addiction is incurable and that it can be controlled only by abstinence, died March 14 at his vacation home in Stanwood, Wash. He was 69 and lived in Seattle.

Bangladesh Bans Sale of Palm Sap After an Unusually Lethal Oubreak 2011-03-23

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Bangladesh is suffering an outbreak of deadly Nipah virus, causing the government to adopt an unusual prevention tactic: a ban on the sale of fresh palm sap.

In Vitro Fertilization, 1974 2011-03-23

By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

When The New York Times first mentioned in vitro fertilization, the paper might have been reporting on a casually uttered lie.

Canine Genetic Wrinkle Has Human Potential 2011-03-23

By SINDYA N. BHANOO

Shar-peis are an ancient Chinese dog breed characterized by two singular traits: thick, wrinkly skin and frequent bouts of fever. Researchers now say that the same gene mutation is responsible for both the wrinkles and the fever.

Asthma May Raise Risk of Diabetes, Heart Disease 2011-03-22

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Link Between People With Asthma and Diabetes, Heart Risk

Study: Poor Results From Lap-Band Surgery 2011-03-22

By Kathleen Doheny

Researchers Say Weight Loss From Lap-Band Is Relatively Low; Critics Say Study Has Flaws

Strattera May Treat ADHD in Some Young Kids 2011-03-22

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Non-stimulant Drug Is Effective for Some Kids Aged 6 and Younger

Cosmetic Surgery on the Rise in Men 2011-03-22

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Increase in Facelifts, Ear Surgery, and Soft Tissue Filler

Xolair May Treat Milk Allergy in Kids 2011-03-22

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Xolair May Be Effective for Children Who Are Severely Allergic to Milk

Stem Cell Transplants May Treat Aggressive MS 2011-03-22

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Improvements in MS Patients Who Replace Bone Marrow With Stem Cells

Melanoma Rates May Be Higher for the Rich 2011-03-22

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Link Between Melanoma and Higher Income Levels

Birth Order May Affect Risk of Allergies 2011-03-22

By Jennifer Warner

Study Suggests First-Born Children Are More Likely to Have Allergies

Gleevec Gets High Marks for Leukemia Treatment 2011-03-22

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows the Drug Is a Successful Therapy for Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia

Unhealthy Diet Raises Heart Risk for Obese Teens 2011-03-22

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Obese Teens Don't Eat Enough Vegetables, Dairy, and Fiber

Exercise, Sex Can Boost Heart Attack Risk 2011-03-22

By Kathleen Doheny

Overall, Increased Heart Risk Is Small, Especially for Regular Exercisers, Experts Say

Health Law Waivers Draw Kudos, and Criticism 2011-03-22

By ROBERT PEAR

Obama administration officials say they were expecting praise from critics of the new health care law when they offered to exempt selected employers and labor unions from a requirement to provide at least $750,000 in coverage to each person in their

Trial to Open in Lawsuit Connected to Hospital Deaths After Katrina 2011-03-22

By SHERI FINK

A jury trial set to open on Monday will weigh whether one of America’s largest health care corporations should be held accountable for deaths and injuries at a New Orleans hospital marooned by floodwaters after Hurricane Katrina.

A Better Way to Serve Eggs 2011-03-22

By MARTHA ROSE SHULMAN

I teach a class in knife skills for home cooks in Los Angeles. The students aren’t expected to wield their blades like Top Chefs, but my fellow instructor, Clifford A. Wright, and I do have them chop, slice, mince and dice often enough to beco

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