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Low Vitamin D Linked to Allergy Risk in Kids 2011-02-26

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Greater Risk of Allergies for Kids and Adolescents Who Don’t Get Enough Vitamin D

Bunions Can Affect Quality of Life 2011-02-26

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows People With Bunions Report Poorer Mental and Physical Functioning

New Debate on Link Between Stress, Infertility 2011-02-26

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Stress Doesn’t Have Impact on a Single Cycle of a Woman’s Fertility Treatment

Moderate Alcohol Drinking May Boost Heart Health 2011-02-26

By Denise Mann

Researchers Say Benefits May Be Related to Effect of Moderate Drinking on HDL Levels

Do Hot Flashes Protect Women From Heart Disease? 2011-02-26

By Denise Mann

New Study Suggests Hot Flashes May Decrease Some Women’s Risk for Heart Attacks and Stroke

Why Conflict Resolution Is Easy for Some Couples 2011-02-26

By Matt McMillen

Researchers Say Key May Be an Attachment to Caregivers as an Infant

Herceptin: Long-Term Benefits for Breast Cancer 2011-02-26

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Drug May Still Help Breast Cancer Patients Years After Ending Treatment

Who’s at Risk for Hearing Loss? 2011-02-26

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Factors Include Heredity and Noisy Workplaces

COPD Patients May Have Risk of Shingles 2011-02-26

By Denise Mann

Researchers Suggest People With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Get Shingles Vaccine

Small Seizure Risk With Flu, Pneumococcal Vaccines 2011-02-26

By Daniel J. DeNoon

CDC Says Getting the Vaccines Together Raises Risk of Febrile Seizure in Kids

Air Pollution May Trigger Heart Attacks 2011-02-26

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Pollution From Traffic and Power Plants Linked to Heart Attack Risk

Bacteria on Farms May Protect Against Asthma 2011-02-26

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Children Exposed to Microbes on Farms Have Lower Asthma Risk Than Other Kids

New Genetic Clues to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 2011-02-26

By Brenda Goodman

Findings May Help Point the Way to Tests and Treatment for PTSD

Alzheimer's Disease May Be Misdiagnosed 2011-02-26

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Some Patients Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s May Have Other Forms of Dementia

Being Multilingual Cuts Risk of Memory Problems 2011-02-26

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Speaking More Than 2 Languages May Protect Against Age-Related Memory Loss

New Advice on Preventing Falls 2011-02-23

By KAREN STABINER

For the first time since 2001, the American Geriatrics Society and the British Geriatrics Society have updated their guidelines for preventing falls in older people. The update includes two notable changes: One recommends tai chi — the meditat

Artwork From Experienced Hands 2011-02-23

By PAULA SPAN

Amy Henderson knew the name she chose would be provocative. She was opening an airy 1,400-square-foot space in Portland, Ore., for artists over age 60, and she christened it the Geezer Gallery.

When Elderly Drivers Must Stop Driving 2011-02-23

By JANE GROSS

When is it time to give up the car keys?

Tiptoeing Out of One’s Comfort Zone (and of Course, Back In) 2011-02-23

By ALINA TUGEND

LAST week, I moved out of my comfort zone, psychologically and literally. And it didn’t feel so good.

For Some Troops, Powerful Drug Cocktails Have Deadly Results 2011-02-23

By JAMES DAO, BENEDICT CAREY and DAN FROSCH

This article was reported by James Dao, Benedict Carey and Dan Frosch and written by Mr. Dao. In his last months alive, Senior Airman Anthony Mena rarely left home without a backpack filled with medications. He ret

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