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Preventing Side Stitches 2011-03-01

By Christoph Niemann

As every runner knows, a painful side stitch can quickly ruin a workout. In today’s Really? column, Anahad O’Connor explores recent research that suggests side stitches are related to poor running posture.

Optimistic Heart Patients Live Longer 2011-03-01

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Heart patients who were optimistic about their treatment and recovery were more likely to be alive after 15 years than patients with similar disease but lower expectations, new research shows.

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Vaccines 2011-03-01

By HOWARD MARKEL, M.D.

Recently I found myself on the outskirts of an antivaccine rally in my hometown, listening to a succession of ill-informed diatribes with a mixture of dismay and fascination.

Lasers Rise as Threat to Retinas 2011-03-01

By CHRISTINE NEGRONI

So far, the reports have been scattered and anecdotal. But eye doctors around the world are warning that recent cases of teenagers who suffered eye damage while playing with high-powered green laser pointers are likely to be just the first of many.

Go Easy on Yourself, a New Wave of Research Urges 2011-03-01

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Do you treat yourself as well as you treat your friends and family?

18 Stethoscopes, 1 Heart Murmur and Many Missed Connections 2011-03-01

By MADELINE DREXLER

One by one, the medical students bent down to listen to my heart. There were six of them, led by a bright-eyed physician with a charming Irish accent — so charming I almost didn’t care that he never called me by name. All t

Mother's Alzheimer's Disease May Boost Your Risk 2011-03-01

By Kathleen Doheny

Study: People With Maternal History Had Twice the Brain Shrinkage as Those with No History

Sodas, Sugary Drinks May Raise BP 2011-03-01

By Salynn Boyles

Study Finds Higher Blood Pressure in Heavy Soda Drinkers

New Advice for Fighting Fever in Children 2011-03-01

By Jennifer Warner

Fever May Have Beneficial Effects in Fighting Infection, Say Pediatricians

Rare Diseases: Sufferers Turn to Web for Help 2011-03-01

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Americans With Rare Diseases Best at Finding Online Health Info, Support

Half of Men Have Genital HPV 2011-03-01

By Kelli Miller Stacy

Men at High Risk of Developing Most Common Type of Sexually Transmitted Infection, Study Finds

Positive Thinking Helps Heart Patients 2011-03-01

By Courtney Ware

Positive Expectations About Recovery May Increase Survival in People With Coronary Artery Disease

Drug-Related Poisonings Land Many in ER 2011-03-01

By Bill Hendrick

Emergency Departments Treat an Estimated 700,000 Yearly for Drug Poisonings, Many of Them Children

Breastfeeding by Diabetic Moms Cuts Babies’ Obesity Risk 2011-02-28

By Brenda Goodman

Experts Say Breastfeeding Also Benefits Moms by Helping Them Recover From Gestational Diabetes

Fatty Liver May Be Linked to Diabetes Risk 2011-02-28

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows People With Fatty Liver Disease Have Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

What’s the Best Test for Children’s Diabetes? 2011-02-28

By Denise Mann

Study Suggests HbA1C Blood Test Doesn’t Work as Well in Kids as Adults

Charles Epstein, Leading Medical Geneticist Injured by Unabomber, Dies at 77 2011-02-26

By MARGALIT FOX

Dr. Charles J. Epstein, a prominent medical geneticist who in 1993 was seriously injured in an attack by the Unabomber but was later able to continue his research on Down syndrome and other genetic conditions, died on Feb. 15 at his home in Tiburon,

New Kidney Transplant Policy Would Favor Younger Patients 2011-02-26

By GARDINER HARRIS

Younger patients would be more likely than older ones to get the best kidneys under a proposal being considered by the nation’s organ transplant network.

‘Friends’ Without a Personal Touch 2011-02-26

By MICHIKO KAKUTANI

Why We Expect More From Technology and Less From Each Other

After Stroke Scans, Patients Face Serious Health Risks 2011-02-26

By WALT BOGDANICH

When Alain Reyes’s hair suddenly fell out in a freakish band circling his head, he was not the only one worried about his health. His co-workers at a shipping company avoided him, and his boss sent him home, fearing he had a contagious disease

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