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Fewer Strokes After Heart Bypass Surgery 2011-01-27

By Salynn Boyles

Researchers Say Improvement in Surgery Techniques Contribute to Decline in Stroke Rate

Does Raising the Thermostat Increase Obesity? 2011-01-27

By Denise Mann

Study Suggests Link Between Keeping Warm and the Obesity Epidemic

Allergy Pill Allegra to Be Sold Over the Counter 2011-01-27

By Daniel J. DeNoon

FDA OK's OTC Sale of Popular Antihistamine

Animal Farms May Produce Superbugs 2011-01-27

By Kathleen Doheny

Flies, Roaches on Pig Farms May Spread Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria to Humans

Most People With Flu Don’t Stay Home 2011-01-27

By Kathleen Doheny

Survey Shows Two-Thirds of Americans Stick to Their Routines Despite Flu Symptoms

U.S. Smoking Rates Keep Life Expectancy Down 2011-01-27

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows High Smoking Rates in Earlier Decades Affects Life Spans in U.S.

Heart Benefits for Women Who Cut Hypertension 2011-01-27

By Bill Hendrick

Researchers Say Study Points Out ‘Missed Opportunities’ to Prevent Heart Disease

Women Who Smoke May Raise Breast Cancer Risk 2011-01-27

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows Link Between Smoking Before Having Children and Breast Cancer

Self-Control in Childhood Brings Adult Success 2011-01-27

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Kids Who Have Self-Discipline Grow Up to Be Trouble-Free Adults

Traffic Noise Raises Stroke Risk 2011-01-27

By Bill Hendrick

As Traffic Noise Rises, So Does Risk of Stroke in Older People, Study Finds

Are Doctors Showing Enough Empathy? 2011-01-27

By Salynn Boyles

Study Suggests Doctors Are Missing Opportunities to Empathize With Patient’s Fears

Deep Brain Stimulation for Stubborn Hypertension 2011-01-27

By Brenda Goodman

Case Study Suggests Stimulating Brain With Electrical Impulses May Treat High Blood Pressure

U.S. Has 7th Highest Cancer Rate in the World 2011-01-27

By Denise Mann

Experts Say Lifestyle Changes Needed to Reduce Nation's Cancer Rates

Tamoxifen May Cut Lung Cancer Deaths 2011-01-27

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Suggests Hormones Influence Some Lung Cancers

Big Breakfast Could Blow Your Diet 2011-01-26

By Nicky Broyd

Study Shows Portion Size Matters, and a Big Breakfast Means You Need to Cut Calories the Rest of the Day

Sitting for Too Long Is Bad for Your Health 2011-01-26

By Siobhan Harris

Taking Even Short Breaks From Sitting Is Good for Your Heart, Waist

Heart Disease Treatment Costs May Triple in Next 20 Years 2011-01-25

By Bill Hendrick

Aging Baby Boomers Could Push Costs Up to $545 Billion by 2030, Group Says

Weekend 'Catch-Up' Sleep May Help Kids' Weight 2011-01-25

By Salynn Boyles

Study: Children Who Don't Get Enough Sleep Have Higher Risk of Obesity, but Sleeping in on the Weekends May Help

Tamoxifen May Cut Lung Cancer Deaths 2011-01-25

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Suggests Hormones Influence Some Lung Cancers

Weight Lifters Turning to Human Growth Hormone 2011-01-25

By Denise Mann

Researchers Blame Cheap Prices on Internet for Increasing Use of HGH

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