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Perceptions: UV Radiation Poses Hidden Risk for Skiers 2010-11-19

By RONI CARYN RABIN

Skiers, beware: you’re exposed to more ultraviolet radiation than you think. Hot chocolate at midday — preferably somewhere shady — may be a good idea.

In Small Test, Experimental Prostate Drug Shows Promise 2010-11-19

By Andrew Pollack

An experimental drug is showing what some experts say is intriguing effectiveness in treating a major cause of death and disability for men with prostate cancer — tumors that have spread to the bone.

The Downside of a Cancer Study Extolling CT Scans 2010-11-19

By TARA PARKER-POPE

News that annual CT lung scans can reduce the risk of lung cancer death among former and current heavy smokers was celebrated by national heath officials this month. A major government study found the screening scans saved the life of one person for ev

Haitians Plunge Into Rivers of Muck to Stem Cholera 2010-11-19

By RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLD

Duquesne Fils-Aimé, stripped to the waist, stepped gingerly into the canal, drawing stares of astonishment from the spectators above. When he ducked his head under the water — if one could call it that — an audible gasp rose from the

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Parasites: Learning a Worm-Killer’s Modus Operandi 2010-11-16

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Researchers have finally discovered how ivermectin, one of the most important worm-killing drugs used in both humans and animals for decades, actually works.

Seven Charged in Kosovo Organ-Trafficking Ring 2010-11-16

By DAN BILEFSKY

At least seven people have been charged with participating in an international organ-trafficking network based in Kosovo that sold kidneys and other organs from impoverished victims for up to $200,000 to patients from as far away as Israel and Canad

Severe Acne Raises Suicide Risk, Study Finds 2010-11-16

By Salynn Boyles

Findings Raise Doubts About Acne Drug Accutane's Role in Suicides

Love Chocolate? So Does Your Heart 2010-11-16

By Katrina Woznicki

Frequently Eating Chocolate Lowers Heart Risks in Women, Study Finds

Playing Tetris May Reduce Traumatic Flashbacks 2010-11-16

By Katrina Woznicki

Study Examines Potential of Computer Games as Treatment for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Bunions, High-Arched Feet Often Inherited 2010-11-16

By Charlene Laino

Researchers Explain Steps You Can Take to Prevent Foot Problems

Egrifta Approved for HIV-Related Lipodystrophy 2010-11-16

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Daily Injection Treats Side Effect of Many AIDS Drugs

Many Sleep-Deprived Americans Blame Stress 2010-11-16

By Bill Hendrick

Sleeping Problems Affect Millions, and Health, Job Performance, and Relationships Often Suffer, Study Finds

Unsupervised Kids at Risk for Dog Bites 2010-11-16

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows if a Dog Bites a Child Once, He’s Likely to Bite Again

Teens With Low Self-Esteem Boost Image Online 2010-11-16

By Katrina Woznicki

Survey Shows Teenage Girls Don’t Always Present Themselves Honestly in Social Networking

Painkillers in Pregnancy Linked to Male Infertility 2010-11-16

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Study Suggests Even Tylenol During Pregnancy May Affect Male Testes

Benlysta Shows Promise for Lupus 2010-11-16

By Charlene Laino

FDA Panel to Weigh Drug's Risks, Benefits This Week

Oxytocin More Than Mere 'Love Hormone' 2010-11-16

By Kathleen Doheny

Hormone Boosts Trust, Empathy, Charitable Donations; Reduces Anxiety and Stress, New Research Shows

Cutting Salt as a Teen May Help Heart Later 2010-11-16

By Charlene Laino

Half a Teaspoon Less Salt a Day May Prevent 120,000 Deaths, 64,000 Heart Attacks by Age 50, Researchers Say

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