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FDA OKs Lap-Band Surgery for More Patients 2011-02-21

By Kelli Miller Stacy

Weight Loss Surgery Will Now Be Available to a Larger Group of Obese Patients

Flu Cases on the Rise in U.S. 2011-02-21

By Bill Hendrick

CDC Report Shows Influenza Is Present in All 50 States

Many Kids Get Alcohol From Family Members 2011-02-21

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Nearly 45% of 12- to 14-Year-Olds Get Alcohol From Their Family or at Home

Therapy, Exercise Help Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 2011-02-21

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Exercise Are Safe Ways to Treat CFS Symptoms

Study: Prostate Cancer Imaging Scans Often Unnecessary 2011-02-21

By Charlene Laino

Low-Risk Patients Are Getting Expensive, Unnecessary Tests to Determine if Cancer Has Spread, Research Shows

Osteoporosis Drugs Linked to Lower Cancer Risk 2011-02-21

By Brenda Goodman

Study Suggests Bone Loss Drugs May Reduce a Woman’s Risk of Colon Cancer

Serene Branson Migraine: Your Questions Answered 2011-02-21

By Matt McMillen

Neurologist Richard B. Lipton, MD, answers questions about CBS reporter’s atypical migraine.

Can Pomegranate Pills Fight Prostate Cancer? 2011-02-21

By Charlene Laino

Study Suggests Pomegranate Pills May Help Slow Progress of the Disease

Knee Replacement Patients Thrive, Study Says 2011-02-21

By Kathleen Doheny

20-Year Follow-up Study Finds Most Patients Active Into Later Years

Survey: Doctors Order Imaging Tests ‘Defensively’ 2011-02-21

By Kathleen Doheny

Some Doctors Say They Request MRIs and X-rays Because They Worry About Getting Sued

Is Early Balding Linked to Prostate Cancer? 2011-02-21

By Salynn Boyles

Study Suggests Men Who Are Bald at Young Age May Have Risk for Prostate Cancer

Study Suggests Your Expectations Can Alter the Effectiveness of Pain Relievers 2011-02-21

By Bill Hendrick

A new study has found that your expectations can affect how well pain medications work. Being optimistic may boost their effectiveness in blocking pain, while being pessimistic may lower their effectiveness.

Hot Weather Worsens Memory in MS Patients 2011-02-21

By Salynn Boyles

New Research Shows That Thinking Skills Are Better for MS Patients on Colder Days

Cribs Frequent Cause of Injury for Babies, Toddlers 2011-02-21

By Brenda Goodman

Study: About 1 Child Every Hour Is Taken to ER After Being Hurt Around a Crib, Playpen, Bassinet

Where Do the Most Active People Live? 2011-02-21

By Bill Hendrick

CDC Study Reveals Which Americans Have the Most Physically Active Leisure Time

Poor Sleep May Worsen RA Symptoms 2011-02-21

By Bill Hendrick

Link Found Between Poor Sleep Quality and Greater Risk of Pain for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

Calories on Menus Don’t Change Kids’ Choices 2011-02-16

By Denise Mann

Study Suggests Calorie Labels in Fast-Food Restaurants Won’t Ease Obesity Epidemic

Alcohol at Bedtime May Not Help Your Sleep 2011-02-16

By Courtney Ware

Study Finds Fault With Popular Notion That a Drink Before Bed Will Help You Sleep Better

Obesity Increases Risk of Deadly Heart Attacks 2011-02-16

By Bill Hendrick

Study Suggests Obesity-Heart Attack Link Is Independent of Other Risk Factors Such as Diabetes

Berries May Ward Off Parkinson’s Disease 2011-02-16

By Jennifer Warner

Flavonoids Found in Berries and Other Fruits May Protect Against Parkinson’s Disease

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