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Childhood: A Caffeine Buzz From Soft Drinks 2010-12-23

By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

A small study at an urban pediatric clinic suggests that children younger than 12 are routinely consuming so much caffeine that it could interfere with their sleep. The source, almost exclusively, is caffeinated soft drinks, like Coca-Cola.

Risks: Fewer Heart Problems Among Moderate Drinkers 2010-12-23

By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

A new study suggests that what matters to your health is not how much alcohol you drink, but how and when you drink it.

Awareness: Of Medicines and Mismeasurements 2010-12-23

By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

Giving the correct dose of an over-the-counter pediatric medicine is critical, but the package labeling and dosing information can be virtually incomprehensible. And an overdose can be deadly.

Arizona: Hospital Loses Catholic Affiliation 2010-12-23

By LAURIE GOODSTEIN

Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted of Phoenix announced on Tuesday that St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center could no longer identify itself as Roman Catholic because it violated church teachings by ending a woman’s pregnancy in 2009. Hospital

A Doctor’s Mammogram Mission Turns Personal 2010-12-23

By RONI CARYN RABIN

Dr. Marisa Weiss scheduled her mammogram this spring, just as she does every year. She had just turned 51, and after having annual scans for a decade, she knew what to expect: her dense breast tissue made reading the films difficult — “l

Abuses Cited in Enforcing China Policy of One Child 2010-12-23

By ANDREW JACOBS

Thirty years after it introduced some of the world’s most sweeping population-control measures, the Chinese government continues to use a variety of coercive family planning tactics, from financial penalties for households that violate the res

Five Years In, Gauging Impact of Gates Grants 2010-12-23

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Five years ago, Bill Gates made an extraordinary offer: he invited the world’s scientists to submit ideas for tackling the biggest problems in global health, including the lack of vaccines for AIDS and malaria, the fact that most vaccines must

Medical Schools in Region Fight Caribbean Flow 2010-12-23

By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS

For a generation, medical schools in the Caribbean have attracted thousands of American students to their tiny island havens by promising that during their third and fourth years, the students would get crucial training in United States hospitals, e

Patient 1, Society 0 2010-12-23

By DANIELLE OFRI, M.D.

A young, healthy patient called me recently requesting a CT scan of his head because of his headaches. He described his symptoms, and they sounded to me like migraines. His clinical picture was not suggestive of a brain tumor and I told him so, but

Children, Loss and the Holidays 2010-12-23

By JOSHUA SPARROW, M.D.

Dr. Joshua D. Sparrow, a child psychiatrist, recently took reader questions on children, stress and the holidays. Here, Dr. Sparrow responds to a recent widow concerned about helping her 5-year-old daughter cope with their first Christmas without he

New From Google: The Body Browser 2010-12-23

By SINDYA N. BHANOO

Six years ago, I took a hard fall while playing soccer and tore a ligament in my knee. As I weighed my treatment options in confusion, I searched on the Internet for images and videos to help me better understand how the knee works.

Recall of Defective Glucose Test Strips 2010-12-23

By Bill Hendrick

FDA Says Faulty Strips Could Give Diabetes Patients Inaccurate Reading of Glucose Levels

Gardasil Approved for Anal Cancer Prevention 2010-12-23

By Daniel J. DeNoon

HPV Vaccine Prevents Anal Cancer in Women and Men

New Insight on Benefits of Breastfeeding 2010-12-23

By Denise Mann

Researchers Shed Light on What Makes Breast Milk Unique

More Fried Fish Eaten in 'Stroke Belt' 2010-12-23

By Bill Hendrick

Frying Process Negates Some Health Benefits of Fish

Genetic Defect at Work in Deadly Brain Tumors 2010-12-23

By Brenda Goodman

1 in 4 Glioblastomas May Have Newly Discovered Fault in Gene

Death Rate High Among People With Persistent Seizures 2010-12-23

By Charlene Laino

Children With Epilepsy Have Higher-Than-Expected Risk of Death in Adulthood

Family Stress Linked to Angina Pain 2010-12-23

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Demanding Relationship With a Partner May Have an Impact on Heart Health

Phys Ed: Lifting Weights After Breast Cancer 2010-12-22

By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS

Last year, an influential study examined whether breast cancer survivors with lymphedema could safely lift weights. Lymphedema, a painful and even disabling swelling of the arm, is a dreaded complication of breast-cancer surgery, especially if a wom

The Case of the Missing o.b. Tampons 2010-12-22

By NATASHA SINGER

Updated Speculation about disappearing tampons started surfacing last September.

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