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Inflammatory Bowel Disease Raises Blood Clot Risk 2011-02-22

By Jennifer Warner

IBD May Double Risk of Serious Blood Clots, Study Finds

Talk Therapy May Help Treat Social Anxiety 2011-02-22

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Changes in Brain Activity in People With Social Phobia Treated With Psychotherapy

New Evidence of Fracture Risk From Bone Drugs 2011-02-22

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Rare Risk of Femur Fracture From Bisphosphonates

Antipsychotics in Pregnancy Risky for Newborns 2011-02-22

By Bill Hendrick

FDA Updates Labeling on Antipsychotics Due to Risk of Abnormal Muscle Movements

Nitroglycerin May Increase Bone Density 2011-02-22

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Heart Treatment May Have Benefit as Bone-Building Medicine

Electrical Brain Activity May Spot Autism Risk 2011-02-22

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows Computer Analysis of Brain Activity Helps Predict Autism Risk for Infants

Cell Phones Affect Brain, but Does It Matter? 2011-02-22

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Rise in Glucose Metabolism in Brain; Long-Term Effect Is Unlcear

Gastric Bypass: Most Effective Weight Loss Surgery? 2011-02-22

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Patients Lose More Weight With Gastric Bypass Surgery

New Genetic Clues to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 2011-02-22

By Brenda Goodman

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

Middle-Aged Hearts Are in Poor Shape 2011-02-22

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Many Middle-Aged Americans Don’t Follow Heart-Healthy Lifestyles

Middle-Aged Hearts Are in Poor Shape 2011-02-22

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Many Middle-Aged Americans Don’t Follow Heart-Healthy Lifestyles

Small Seizure Risk With Flu, Pneumococcal Vaccines 2011-02-22

By Daniel J. DeNoon

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

Oral sex now main cause of oral cancer: Who faces biggest risk? 2011-02-22

By David W Freeman

What's the leading cause of oral cancer? Smoking? Heavy drinking? Actually, it's oral sex.

Cellphone Use Tied to Changes in Brain Activity 2011-02-22

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Researchers from the National Institutes of Health have found that less than an hour of cellphone use can speed up brain activity in the area closest to the phone antenna, raising new questions about the health effects of low levels of radiation emi

The Ups and Downs of A.D.H.D. 2011-02-22

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

Cheryl Gerber for The New York Times Karran Harper Royal has two sons with A.D.H.D. Khris, left, and Kendrick, both were given the diagnosis as children. Hear their stories at “Patient Voices: A.D.H.D.”

A Suicide, a Last Request, a Family’s Questions 2011-02-22

By ALAN SCHWARZ

The words came up on Alicia Duerson’s cellphone as blithely as text messages typically do, but this one was different: her former husband, the former Chicago Bears star Dave Duerson, asked her to donate his brain for research.

A Third Judge Validates Health Care Overhaul Law 2011-02-22

By KEVIN SACK

A third federal judge upheld the constitutionality of the Obama health care law on Tuesday, reinforcing the divide in the lower courts as the case moves toward its first hearings on the appellate level.

Growing Shortage of Some Rx Drugs 2011-02-21

By Gina Shaw

WebMD Examines the Impact of a Shortage of Chemotherapy and Other Drugs in Hospitals and Pharmacies

Gene Test for Prostate Cancer in the Works 2011-02-21

By Charlene Laino

Early Research Suggests Test Could Pinpoint Which Men Need Immediate Treatment

Stretch Before Running? New Twist on Old Debate 2011-02-21

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Stretching Doesn’t Prevent or Cause Injury, but Switching Routines Might

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