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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.

Drug Testing Poses Quandary for Employers 2010-10-25

By KATIE ZEZIMA and ABBY GOODNOUGH

Drug Testing Poses Quandary for Employers

Obesity in Kids Rises Around the World 2010-10-25

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Developed Nations Have Highest Percentage of Obese Children

Diabetes Could Surge in U.S. by 2050 2010-10-25

By Denise Mann

CDC Projects Diabetes Rates Could Grow to 1 in 3 Americans

CDC: Medicaid Could Do More to Fight Smoking 2010-10-25

By Bill Hendrick

Survey Shows Only 8 State Programs Cover All Recommended Drug and Counseling Treatments

Are Cortisone Shots for Tendon Injuries Worth It? 2010-10-25

By Kathleen Doheny

Study: Shots Provide Short-Term Relief but Inferior in Long Term

Coffee, Tea Linked to Lower Brain Cancer Risk 2010-10-25

By Katrina Woznicki

Researchers Say Antioxidants in Coffee and Tea May Explain Possible Reduction in Risk

Cribs Recalled, Most Sold at Kmart 2010-10-25

By Daniel J. DeNoon

40,000 Cribs Recalled Due to Potential for Suffocation or Injuries From Falls

Aspirin May Cut Colon Cancer Deaths 2010-10-25

By Nicky Broyd

Study Shows Long-term, Low-Dose Aspirin Cuts Risk of Aggressive Colon Cancer

Teen Car Crash Deaths Decline 2010-10-21

By Bill Hendrick

Graduated Driver Licensing Programs May Be Behind Dip in Teenage Traffic Deaths, Researchers Say

New Atrial Fibrillation Drug Pradaxa Approved 2010-10-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Pradaxa May Prevent More Strokes Than Warfarin

FDA: Prostate Cancer Drugs Raise Diabetes, Heart Risk 2010-10-21

By Daniel J. DeNoon

New Warnings for Eligard, Lupron, Trelstar, Viadur, Zoladex

Americans Still Reaching for the Salt Shaker 2010-10-21

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows No Reduction in U.S. Salt Intake Over the Past 4 Decades

Food Allergies Linked to Asthma Risk 2010-10-21

By Denise Mann

Study Also Shows Children Are at Greater Risk for Food Allergies Than Adults

Teen Birth Rates Highest in Southeast 2010-10-21

By Bill Hendrick

CDC Report Shows Mississippi Has Highest Teenage Birth Rate and New Hampshire the Lowest

Patterns: Report Paints Portrait of Costliest Patients 2010-10-21

By RONI CARYN RABIN

Some of the sickest patients can run up hospital charges as high as $18,000 a day, with average stays of almost three weeks, according to a new government report on the cost of hospital care.

As Injuries Rise, Scant Oversight of Helmet Safety 2010-10-21

By ALAN SCHWARZ

As Injuries Rise, Scant Oversight of Helmet Safety

Defenders Criticize N.F.L. For Helmet-to-Helmet Fines 2010-10-21

By JUDY BATTISTA

Defenders Criticize N.F.L. For Helmet-to-Helmet Fines

When That Smile Is Too Perfect 2010-10-21

By CATHERINE SAINT LOUIS

IN this age of advanced aesthetic enhancement, subtlety is prized. The discerning get just enough Botox to unfurrow their brows, lest they become expressionless clones. Women dissatisfied with their breast size may get a surgical boost, but

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