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In Search of the Ideal Body Shape 2011-03-21

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Many Are Drawn to Magazines That Feature Models With Ideal Body Types

New Guidelines for Children’s Car Seats 2011-03-21

By Jennifer Warner

American Academy of Pediatrics Wants Kids to Stay in Rear-Facing Seat Until Age 2

Blood Test May Predict Risk of Diabetes 2011-03-21

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows High Levels of Amino Acids May Be an Early Sign of Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Bulking Agent May Help Fecal Incontinence 2011-03-21

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Patients Treated With Injections Have a Reduction in Symptoms

Failing Hearts Healed With Stem Cells 2011-03-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Bone Marrow Cells Repair Decade-Old Heart Attack Damage

HIV Care System Is Getting Swamped 2011-03-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Study Shows Increasing Gap Between the Number of AIDS Patients and Treatment Resources

Low Risk of Jaw Problems With Oral Osteoporosis Drugs 2011-03-21

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Lower Risk of Jaw Osteonecrosis With Oral Bisphosphonates Than With IV Drugs

FDA Panel Backs Device to Treat Brain Tumors 2011-03-21

By Brenda Goodman

Advisory Panel Recommends Approval of NovoTTF for Treatment of Glioblastoma

Performance measures – primum non nocere 2011-03-17

By rcentor

New drugs require federal approval. New devices require federal approval. Before we try to help patients, we must show that we can help them and not hurt them.

The National Health Service Corps impact on primary care doctors 2011-03-17

By Kohar Jones, MD

Before I had even begun medical school, I already knew that I would enter primary care when I finished. I had successfully applied for and received a scholarship from the National Health Service Corps Scholars program. By the time I

Mushroom Quesadillas 2011-03-17

By MARTHA ROSE SHULMAN

Mushrooms make a meaty quesadilla filling. If you cook them in advance and keep them in the refrigerator, you can slap these together in a pinch.

Losing Sight, Then Losing Touch 2011-03-17

By PAULA SPAN

When you’re past 80 and losing your central vision to macular degeneration, as the eight members of this support group are, life throws up plenty of roadblocks.

The Curtain Rises on the Class Act 2011-03-17

By PAULA SPAN

It probably tells us something that the hearing that began in Washington this morning, before the health subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, is the very first congressional hearing on the Class Act.

Warmed-Over Atkins? Don’t Tell the French 2011-03-17

By ELAINE SCIOLINO

PIERRE DUKAN has been called the French Dr. Atkins. Millions of Frenchmen are said to have tried his program, a method that promises — like dozens of diets before and since — no hunger, no calorie counting, instant weight loss and lifelo

Hoping to Avoid the Knife 2011-03-17

By ANDREW POLLACK

In November, the prestigious Cleveland Clinic hailed a “scar-less” weight-loss surgery as one of the top 10 medical innovations expected this year.

Insurer to Forgo Rate Rise 2011-03-17

By REED ABELSON

Blue Shield of California, a nonprofit insurer, on Wednesday withdrew its request to seek higher rates this year for individual policies amid stiff criticism from regulators and consumers.

American Life Span Edges Longer 2011-03-17

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Life expectancy in the United States has hit another high, rising above 78 years.

Patterns: For Heart Risk, No Telltale Body Shape 2011-03-17

By RONI CARYN RABIN

A major new analysis challenges the long-held idea that obese people who carry their extra weight mainly around the middle — those with an “apple” shape — are at greater risk for heart disease than “pears,” whose

The French Diet You’ve Never Heard Of 2011-03-17

By TARA PARKER-POPE

A popular French diet is crossing the Atlantic, reports today’s Styles section.

What Makes a Hospital Great 2011-03-17

By PAULINE W. CHEN, M.D.

Toward the end of my general surgery training, a senior surgeon pulled me aside to ask about my plans for further training. One of the best surgeons in the hospital, he had done his own subspecialty training at a hospital famous for vascular surgery

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