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In Montana, an Economic Boon Faces Repeal Effort 2011-03-08

By KIRK JOHNSON

BOZEMAN, Mont. — With his electrician’s tool belt and company logo cap, Rick Schmidt looks every bit the small-business owner he in fact is. That he often reeks of marijuana these days ... well, it is just part of the job, he said.

Drug Firms Face Billions in Losses in ’11 as Patents End 2011-03-08

By DUFF WILSON

At the end of November, Pfizer stands to lose a $10-billion-a-year revenue stream when the patent on its blockbuster cholesterol drug Lipitor expires and cheaper generics begin to cut into the company’s huge sales.

A Deep Dive to Retrieve and Fortify Memories 2011-03-08

By BENEDICT CAREY

For years scientists have dreamed of developing a genuine memory booster, a drug that could tune the brain’s biological search engine so that it’s better at retrieving not only recently learned facts, like last night’s dinner menu,

India: Despite Growth, Struggle Continues With Malnutrition Among Children 2011-03-08

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

There’s no evidence that India’s growing prosperity has led to less malnutrition among Indian children, according to a new study by scientists from Harvard and the University of Michigan.

Defining an Illness Is Fodder for Debate 2011-03-08

By DAVID TULLER

When reports emerged 30 years ago that young gay men were suffering from rare forms of pneumonia and cancer, public health investigators scrambled to understand what appeared to be a deadly immune disorder: What were the symptoms? Who was most susce

Leisurely Meals Don’t Curb Snacking, Study Finds 2011-03-08

By RONI CARYN RABIN

A leisurely four-course dinner at a fine restaurant can take two hours to eat, while meals eaten at home are usually over in 30 minutes. Does one leave you more satisfied — and less likely to snack afterward — than the other?

Pain, Persistence, Family: Sickle Cell Disease 2011-03-08

By KAREN BARROW

HOW do you live with a disease that can cause sudden episodes of extreme pain? What do you do when the only thing that helps relieve the pain are powerful, addictive painkillers? How does a family manage the needs of a child with a chronic, untreata

On the Left Hand, There Are No Easy Answers 2011-03-08

By PERRI KLASS, M.D.

Humans are asymmetric animals. Early in our embryonic development, the heart turns to the left. The liver develops on the right. The left and right lungs have distinct structure.

Cartoon Characters Influence Kids' Food Choices 2011-03-08

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Visual Clues May Help Children Remember What They See in Ads

Prenatal Down Syndrome Blood Test in the Works 2011-03-08

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows Test That Checks for Genetic Markers May Offer Safer Alternative to Amniocentesis

Secondhand Smoke Raises Stillbirth Risk 2011-03-08

By Salynn Boyles

Study Also Shows Risk of Birth Defects for Pregnant Women Exposed to Secondhand Smoke

Sleep and Technology Don't Mix: Sleep Poll 2011-03-08

By Kathleen Doheny

Too Much Technology and Caffeine, Too Little Sleep Plague Teens and Adults, Survey Finds

Skippy Peanut Butter Recall: Salmonella Risk 2011-03-08

By Daniel J. DeNoon

2 Skippy Reduced-Fat Brands Recalled; No Illnesses Reported

Shaken Baby Syndrome: Men Inflict More Harm 2011-03-08

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Study Shows Men Are More Likely Than Women to Be Jailed for Shaking or Slamming Kids

New Birth Defect Warning for Topamax 2011-03-08

By Jennifer Warner

FDA: Epilepsy Drug Raises Risk of Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate When Taken During Pregnancy

New Alternative to BMI for Measuring Body Fat 2011-03-08

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Method Using Height and Hip Circumference Is More Accurate Measure of Body Fat

Toned, Strong and a Little Gray, Too 2011-03-04

By JOHN HANC

WHEN Ellen Guest decided to seek out the services of a personal trainer, she had a mental picture of what that person would look like: “Chiseled body, bronzed, young, very serious — and male,” said Ms. Guest, who is now 65 an

Study Finds Criminal Pasts of Nursing Home Workers 2011-03-04

By ROBERT PEAR

WASHINGTON — More than 90 percent of nursing homes employ one or more people who have been convicted of at least one crime, federal investigators said Wednesday in a new report. In addition, they said, 5 percent of all nursing home employees have

How Not to Get Sick From a Flight 2011-03-04

By MICHELLE HIGGINS

WHEN Peter J. Sheldon boards a plane to any destination, his safety routine extends well beyond buckling his seat belt and noting the nearest exit. Once at his seat, he meticulously wipes down the cushions, armrests and tray table with disinfectant

When Abuse of Older Patients Is Financial 2011-03-04

By ELIZABETH OLSON

DOCTORS with older patients hear clues all the time. Elderly people mention, in passing, that they are missing money or that they signed forms they did not understand. Or maybe they can’t find a treasured possession like a watch or a wedding r

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