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Tonsil Removal May Lead to Weight Gain 2011-02-04

By Salynn Boyles

Study Finds Greater Than Expected Weight Gain in Kids After Tonsillectomy

Repeat MRIs Boost Accuracy of Breast Cancer Testing 2011-02-04

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Prior MRI Scanning Brings Improvement in False-Positive Rates

Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Are Underused 2011-02-04

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows RA Drugs Known as DMARDs Aren’t Prescribed as Aggressively as They Should

Americans Don't Do Enough to Cut Hypertension, Cholesterol 2011-02-04

By Bill Hendrick

CDC Report Finds Many in U.S. Need to Do More for High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol

Stroke History of Moms Predicts Risk for Daughters 2011-02-04

By Bill Hendrick

Study Suggests Daughters at Risk for Heart Attack and Stroke

Teen Birth Rate Is Declining 2011-02-04

By Bill Hendrick

CDC Report Shows Birth Rate for Teenagers Is Going Down in All Racial and Ethnic Groups

Metabolic Syndrome Linked to Memory Loss 2011-02-04

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows People With Metabolic Syndrome May Be at Higher Risk for Memory Loss

Will Cancer Spread? New Test May Tell 2011-02-04

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Errant Protein Marks Tumors That Metastasize

Skip the MRI for Low Back Pain? 2011-02-04

By Denise Mann

New Guidelines Suggest Imaging Tests May Not Be Needed for All Patients

Implantable Pumps Help Some Regain Heart Function 2011-02-04

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Benefits of LVADs in Helping Patients Recover Heart Function

Study: African-Americans Live Longer After Stroke 2011-02-04

By Salynn Boyles

Survival May Not Predict Quality of Care, Researchers Say

Exercise May Slow Age-Related Memory Loss 2011-02-04

By Jennifer Warner

Study Suggests Moderate Exercise Has Benefits for Brain Health of Older Adults

Updated Vaccine Schedule for Children, Teens 2011-02-04

By Kathleen Doheny

Annual Revision Addresses Whooping Cough, Influenza, Pneumococcal Vaccines

Cancer Drug Avastin Linked to Death Risk 2011-02-04

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Risk of Dying Higher With Avastin Than Chemo Alone; Drugmaker Criticizes Study’s Methods

Blood Vessels Grown From Muscle Cells 2011-02-04

By Brenda Goodman

Engineered Blood Vessel Grafts Could Be Used for Heart Bypass, Kidney Dialysis

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Cigarette Smoking Linked to Lou Gehrig’s Disease 2011-02-01

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows Increased Risk of ALS Among Cigarette Smokers

H.I.V.: Drugs Often Reserved for the Very Sick May Stem Mother-to-Baby Infections 2011-01-31

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Breast-feeding mothers infected with the virus that causes AIDS can pass it along to their babies. But this is much less likely if the women receive antiretroviral triple therapy, according to a new study — even when they are not yet sick enou

Out of Camelot, Knights in White Coats Lose Way 2011-01-31

By SANDEEP JAUHAR, M.D.

When I look at my career at midlife, I realize that in many ways I’ve become the kind of doctor I never thought I’d be: often impatient, at times indifferent or paternalistic.

Studying Cranberry Juice for Infections 2011-01-31

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Hiroko Masuike for The New York Times Cranberries for urinary tract infections?

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