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How a Torn Aorta Can Do Lethal Damage 2010-12-21

By DENISE GRADY

The death of the veteran diplomat Richard C. Holbrooke last week shocked Americans and his many colleagues around the world. Mr. Holbrooke, 69, was a larger-than-life figure, a fearless and robust man who was apparently struck down without warning.

Basking in a Workout’s Long, Mysterious Afterglow 2010-12-21

By GINA KOLATA

It’s a cold day and you have just finished a grueling session at the gym, sweating away on an elliptical cross-trainer. Or you had a tough workout in the swimming pool. Or in a spin class. Or you just finished a hard run or a long, fast bicycl

Elder Tech: What’s Important 2010-12-21

By KAREN STABINER

James Estrin/The New York Times Many older people will learn new technology if it helps them do something simple and important to them, like chatting with a grandchild.

U.S. Proposes Rules on Raising Insurance Premiums 2010-12-21

By ROBERT PEAR

The Obama administration said on Tuesday that it would require health insurance companies to disclose and justify any increases of 10 percent or more in the premiums they charge next year.

Teen Births at Record Low, C-Sections at Record High 2010-12-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

New CDC Data: 1 in 3 Births via C-Section; Lowest Teen Birth Rate Ever

Echinacea Mildly Effective in Treating Colds 2010-12-21

By Katrina Woznicki

Study Shows Echinacea Only Reduced Sniffles and Cold Symptoms by a Half Day at Most

Exercise, Vitamin D Reduce Risk of Falls in Elderly 2010-12-21

By Bill Hendrick

Researchers Say Number of Falls, Costs Expected to Rise

Psoriasis, Heart Disease, and Diabetes: What's the Link? 2010-12-21

By Brenda Goodman

Metabolic Syndrome, a Risk Factor for Heart Disease and Diabetes, More Likely in People With Psoriasis

Weight Loss During Marathon Improves Running Time 2010-12-21

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Suggests Less Fluid Intake May Improve Performance for Marathoners

Brain Scans Predict Dyslexia Improvements 2010-12-21

By Bill Hendrick

Reading Skills Get Better in Kids Who Compensate Using Specific Area of Brain

Breastfed Kids May Get Higher Test Scores 2010-12-21

By Brenda Goodman

Study Suggests Benefits of Breastfeeding Last Into the School Years, Particularly for Boys

Heartburn Drugs Linked to Pneumonia Risk 2010-12-21

By Katrina Woznicki

Common Treatments for Gastric Acid May Contribute to Bacterial Overgrowth and Infection, Researchers Say

Sunless Tanners Don't See the Dark Side of Tanning Beds 2010-12-21

By Denise Mann

Message About Indoor Tanning and Skin Cancer Is Not Getting Through, Researchers Say

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Not Caused by XMRV Virus, Study Finds 2010-12-21

By Tim Locke

U.K. Study Overturns Previous Research Citing Virus as Cause of CFS

Dairy Fat May Lower Diabetes Risk 2010-12-21

By Salynn Boyles

New Research Suggests That a Fat Found Primarily in Dairy Foods May Lower Diabetes Risk

A Good Mood May Be Secret to Creativity 2010-12-21

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Getting Into a Positive Mood May Enhance Problem-Solving Skills

Worm Eggs May Heal Ulcerative Colitis 2010-12-20

By Salynn Boyles

Researchers Say Case Study Shows Parasitic Worm Eggs May Have Use as Treatment

Obesity Linked to Lower Vitamin D Levels 2010-12-20

By Salynn Boyles

Researchers Suggest Obese People May Need More Vitamin D in Their Diet

Increase in SIDS on New Year’s Day 2010-12-20

By Salynn Boyles

Study Suggests Drinking by Caregivers May Play a Role in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Breast-Conserving Therapy Better Than Mastectomy? 2010-12-20

By Charlene Laino

Breast Cancer Patients Live Longer After Breast-Conserving Therapy, Study Shows

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