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Toddlers’ Diet May Affect IQ at Age 8 2011-02-08

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Diet High in Processed Foods May Be Tied to Lower IQ Scores

Earlier Onset of Schizophrenia Linked to Pot 2011-02-08

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Smoking Marijuana May Be Tied to Earlier Development of Psychotic Illness

The Matriarch of Modern Cancer Genetics 2011-02-08

By CLAUDIA DREIFUS

Dr. Janet Davison Rowley, 85, is the matriarch of modern cancer genetics. Without her 1970s finding that broken and translocated chromosomes were a factor in blood cancers, we might not have the treatments for leukemia that are commonplace today. We

Latest Hidden Video by Abortion Foes Shows Bronx Clinic of Planned Parenthood 2011-02-08

By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS

An anti-abortion group released a videotape on Tuesday of a man whom the group said was posing as a pimp and a woman who was posing as a prostitute on a visit to a Planned Parenthood clinic in the Bronx. They appear to get information from a recepti

An H.I.V. Strategy Invites Addicts In 2011-02-08

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — At 12 tables, in front of 12 mirrors, a dozen people are fussing intently in raptures of self-absorption, like chorus line members applying makeup in a dressing room.

Lymph Node Study Shakes Pillar of Breast Cancer Care 2011-02-08

By DENISE GRADY

A new study finds that many women with early breast cancer do not need a painful procedure that has long been routine: removal of cancerous lymph nodes from the armpit.

Under Banner of Fiscal Restraint, Republicans Plan New Abortion Bills 2011-02-08

By JENNIFER STEINHAUER

All but invisible during the midterm elections, the abortion debate has returned to Congress.

Health Law Provision Raises Antitrust Concerns 2011-02-08

By ROBERT PEAR

The new health care law encourages collaboration by doctors and hospitals for cost savings, but a split has developed here as to just how far they can go without running afoul of antitrust laws.

First Lady Taking Health Work Global 2011-02-08

By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG

Michelle Obama, who has planted a vegetable garden, swiveled a hula hoop, done yoga poses, lobbied Congress and crisscrossed the United States to promote the virtues of healthy eating and exercise, wants to take her campaign to reduce childhood obes

Malpractice Bill Raises Issues About a Lawsuit 2011-02-08

By BARRY MEIER

The lawmaker and retired obstetrician sponsoring a Congressional bill to sharply cut medical malpractice awards was involved in a $500,000 settlement of a malpractice lawsuit. The action was brought by a pregnant woman who charged that inappropriate

Hot or Not? A Model Turned Guru on What to Eat 2011-02-08

By JEFF GORDINIER

YOGI CAMERON thought I was hot. Which, I figured, was a flattering thing to hear from a man whose cheekbones used to earn him thousands of dollars a day.

Ohio: Health Law Challenge on Fast Track 2011-02-08

By KEVIN SACK

A second appellate court has set an expedited schedule for hearing a constitutional challenge to the new health care law.

Ensuring Domestic Tranquillity During Sleepovers 2011-02-08

By PERRI KLASS, M.D.

In every iteration of the interminable discussion of the new book “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother,” someone inevitably brings up the crucial issue of the sleepover — the childhood ritual in which the author, Amy Chua, wouldn&rsquo

What’s a Little Swine Flu Outbreak Among Friends? 2011-02-08

By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

If you or your child came down with influenza during the H1N1, or swine flu, outbreak in 2009, it may not have happened the way you thought it did.

Outbreaks: A Tool to Track Animal Diseases May Help to Protect Humans 2011-02-08

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

VIENNA — A new online mapping tool will enable scientists and the public to track outbreaks of animal diseases that might jump to humans.

Skin Cancer on the Rise 2011-02-07

By Charlene Laino

Cases of Nonmelanoma Cancers Reach 3.7 Million in U.S.

Genetic Link Between Stress and Depression 2011-02-07

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows People With a Genetic Mutation May Be More Likely to Develop Depression

Starting Solid Food Too Soon Tied to Childhood Obesity 2011-02-07

By Jennifer Warner

Starting Infants on Solids Before 4 Months Raises Childhood Obesity Risk

Study Shows Women Respond Better to Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy Than Men 2011-02-07

By Denise Mann

Heart Failure Treatment Works Better in Women

Heart Failure Treatment Works Better in Women 2011-02-07

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Women Respond Better to Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy Than Men

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