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Many College Students Unaware of Their Hearing Loss 2011-03-17

By Denise Mann

One-Quarter of College Students May Have Hearing Loss and Not Know It, Researchers Say

Xolair Relieves Kids' Seasonal Asthma Attacks: Study 2011-03-17

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Findings Met With Skepticism Because of Cost, Other Factors

How Risky Are Whole-Body Airport Scanners? 2011-03-17

By Matt McMillen

Experts Analyze the Potential Cancer Risk From Low Levels of Radiation

U.S. Death Rate Hits Record Low 2011-03-17

By Kelli Miller Stacy

CDC Data Show Death Rate Has Declined for 10 Consecutive Years

Gene Therapy May Improve Parkinson’s Symptoms 2011-03-17

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Improvement in Tremors After Injection of Genetic Material Into Brain

School Band Instruments Are Bacterial Hot Spots 2011-03-17

By Matt McMillen

Study Shows Musical Instruments Used in School Bands May Harbor Illness-Causing Microbes

EPA Proposes New Mercury Air Pollution Rules 2011-03-17

By Brenda Goodman

Standards Proposed by Environmental Protection Agency Will Cut Mercury Released by Power Plants

For Multiple Heart Blockages, Bypass Surgery or Stents? 2011-03-17

By Brenda Goodman

Study Compares Pain, Quality of Life After Drug-Coated Stents or Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery

Dog Walkers Are More Active Overall 2011-03-15

By Kelli Miller Stacy

Regularly Walking a Dog Has a 'Measurable Impact' on How Much Exercise You Get

New Insight on Weight Gain After Prostate Cancer Therapy 2011-03-15

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Weight Gain After Hormone Therapy May Level Off After a Year of Treatment

Whey Protein May Help Build Muscles 2011-03-15

By Bill Hendrick

Study Suggests Benefits of Eating Whey Protein After Exercise

Heavy Smokers in U.S. Dwindling 2011-03-15

By Jennifer Warner

Number of Pack-a-Day Smokers Down by About 16% Since 1965

Treating Depressed Moms Helps Kids’ Depression 2011-03-15

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Treatment of Mothers Is Linked to Improvement in Kids’ Depression Symptoms

Post-Stroke Depression Threatens Independence 2011-03-15

By Bill Hendrick

Severe Depression May Affect Function in Stroke Patients, Making Them More Dependent on Others for Help

Nestle Recalls Lean Cuisine Spaghetti With Meatballs 2011-03-15

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Consumers Report Finding Pieces of Red Plastic in Meatballs

ADHD May Boost Creativity in Adults 2011-03-15

By Denise Mann

Study Shows College Students With ADHD Score Higher on Tests That Measure Creativity

Is Fitness All in the Genes? 2011-03-15

By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS

Why do some people respond to an aerobic workout routine by becoming incredibly fit, whereas others who exercise just as hard for months end up no fitter than when they began?

The Blind Luck of Cancer Trials 2011-03-15

By PETER B. BACH, M.D.

A research study assistant slid the inform My wife, Ruth, sitting next to me, signed it. She was in treatment at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, where I am also a doctor and cancer researcher. ed consent document for the clin

When Pets Change the Family Dynamic 2011-03-15

By TARA PARKER-POPE

A new pet can bring joy to a home, but it can also create tension and changes to the family dynamic, writes Benedict Carey in today’s special animal issue of Science Times.

Precautions Should Limit Health Problems From Nuclear Plant’s Radiation 2011-03-15

By DENISE GRADY

Worsening conditions at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan have raised fears that people will be harmed by radiation. But experts say that in terms of public health, the Japanese have already taken precautions that should prevent the

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