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High BPA Levels May Hurt Sperm Quality 2010-10-28

By Denise Mann

Men With High Levels of Chemical Bisphenol A (BPA) More Likely to Have Low Sperm Count, Motility, Study Finds

Fall Allergy Capitals: The Worst Cities for People With Fall Allergies 2010-10-28

By Bill Hendrick

Dayton, Ohio Tops the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America's Fall Allergy Capitals List

Sugary Drinks May Raise Diabetes Risk 2010-10-28

By Kathleen Doheny

Analysis Shows Link Between Sweetened Beverages and Risk of Diabetes

More People Aware They Have High Blood Pressure 2010-10-28

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Growing Number of Americans Know They Have Hypertension

Green Tea Doesn’t Prevent Breast Cancer, Study Finds 2010-10-28

By Katrina Woznicki

Large Study Shows No Link Between Green Tea and Reduced Risk of Breast Cancer

Pancreatic Cancer Grows More Slowly Than Thought 2010-10-28

By Salynn Boyles

Researchers Say Study Highlights Importance of Finding Ways to Screen for Pancreatic Cancer

2 Brands of Halloween Candy Are Recalled 2010-10-28

By Bill Hendrick

Raisinets and Mega Pops Lollipops May Have Contamination Problems

Lung Cancer Drug Crizotinib Shows Promise 2010-10-28

By Salynn Boyles

57% of Patients With Advanced Disease Had Tumors Shrink After Treatment

Boehringer pulls the plug on "pink Viagra" 2010-10-25

By REUTERS

German drugmaker Boehringer Ingelheim has stopped developing a drug dubbed the "pink Viagra" after failing to convince U.S. regulators the experimental pill could boost women's sex drive.

Viagra may help heart effects of muscular dystrophy 2010-10-25

By REUTERS

Viagra, developed to help ailing hearts long before it got a more high-profile job fighting erectile dysfunction, might help treat heart symptoms of muscular dystrophy, researchers reported on Monday.

Health Tip: How Caffeine May Affect Kids 2010-10-25

Health Tip: How Caffeine May Affect Kids

Screening: Side Effects From Endoscopic Procedures 2010-10-25

By RONI CARYN RABIN

Patients rarely suffer serious side effects from endoscopic procedures like colonoscopies, but a new study reports that 1 in 100 experience complications serious enough to send them to the emergency room — a much higher rate than expected.

Why Sisterly Chats Make People Happier 2010-10-25

By DEBORAH TANNEN

“Having a Sister Makes You Happier”: that was the headline on a recent article about a study finding that adolescents who have a sister are less likely to report such feelings as “I am unhappy, sad or depressed” and &

Approach May Matter In Advice On Weight 2010-10-25

By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

People who are overweight are often counseled by their physicians to lose the extra pounds. But does such advice do any good? A new study suggests that it depends on the way it is offered.

Hand sanitizer only last for two minutes, not effective at killing germs long-term: research 2010-10-25

By Rosemary Black

Hand sanitizer only last for two minutes, not effective at killing germs long-term: research

Stimulants and Depressants Cause Performance Issues 2010-10-25

Stimulants and Depressants Cause Performance Issues

Building Better Bones 2010-10-25

By LAURA LANDRO

Some exercises may help stave off the debilitating effects of osteoporosis

Obese Kids May Have “Middle-Aged” Heart Disease Risk 2010-10-25

By Christen Brownlee

Some obese teenagers already show signs of heart disease that are akin to those of middle-aged adults, according to a study presented this week at the Canadian Cardiovascular Congress 2010.

Marathons Temporarily Damage Heart 2010-10-25

By Christen Brownlee

If running a marathon is on your lifetime to-do list, here’s another reason to stick like glue to your training schedule: A new study presented this week at the Canadian Cardiovascular Congress 2010 shows that participating in

No F.D.A. Approval for New Diet Pill 2010-10-25

By ANDREW POLLACK

The Food and Drug Administration has declined to approve what would have been the first new prescription diet pill in more than a decade.

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