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Casting Light On Health-Care Costs 2010-06-11

By Russell Garland

The actual cost of their medical services is a mystery to most Americans, but venture-backed Castlight Health Inc. looks to change that

F.D.A. Faults 5 Companies on Genetic Tests 2010-06-11

By Andrew Pollack

The Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on 23andMe and other companies that sell genetic tests directly to consumers.

Novartis Gains After FDA Panel Backs First MS Pill 2010-06-11

By Catherine Larkin

Novartis AG rose in Zurich trading after winning a U.S. regulatory advisory panel’s backing to introduce the first pill to treat multiple sclerosis.

State asks to oversee 3 insurers 2010-06-11

By Robert Weisman

State officials said they sent letters to three health insurers earlier this year asking them to accept more intense oversight and supply additional data because of concerns about their financial health.

Cardiovascular Events Trigger FDA Review of ARB 2010-06-11

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is evaluating data from two clinical trials in which patients with type 2 diabetes taking the blood pressure medication olmesartan (Benicar) had a higher rate of death from a cardiovascular cause compared to patie

Medicare checks to help pay high drug bills mailed 2010-06-11

By The Associated Press

The first government checks to help Medicare recipients with big prescription drug bills were mailed Thursday, and more will be sent in the middle of every month.

Drug That Restricts Blood Supply to Prostate Tumors Delays Disease Progression 2010-06-10

By Science Daily

A blood vessel-blocking drug called tasquinimod slowed the rate of disease progression in a clinical trial of 200 prostate cancer patients, according to experts at Johns Hopkins, Roswell Park Cancer Institute and Duke University.

Protein Could Heal Erectile Dysfunction After Cancer Surgery 2010-06-10

By Science Daily

After men have surgery to remove a cancerous prostate gland, up to 80 percent of them will lose the ability to have an erection because of damage to a critical nerve that runs along the prostate.

Protein Could Heal Erectile Dysfunction After Cancer Surgery 2010-06-10

By Science Daily

After men have surgery to remove a cancerous prostate gland, up to 80 percent of them will lose the ability to have an erection because of damage to a critical nerve that runs along the prostate.

Frontal Cortex Dysfunction May Contribute to Compulsive Sexual Behavior 2010-06-10

By Science Daily

Sex "addiction" is a concept that has had particularly high visibility recently with the publicity associated with Tiger Woods.

Heart attacks down 24% in decade, 62% for worst 2010-06-10

By Erin Allday

A study of more than 46,000 Northern California Kaiser Permanente patients found a significant drop in heart attacks over a 10-year period

Glaxo's Avandia increases heart risks 2010-06-10

An analysis by U.S. government scientists found GlaxoSmithKline Plc's controversial diabetes drug Avandia increased heart risks and deaths compared to a rival pill, according to an email from a Food and Drug Administration reviewer who worked on the st

FDA partially lifts clinical hold on Repros' drug 2010-06-10

By Reuters News Service

FDA lifts full clinical hold on drug, places partial hold

Lack of Insurance Could Raise Inpatient Death Risk 2010-06-09

By Karen Pallarito

In study, hospitalized uninsured more likely to die from heart attack, pneumonia than insured

Drugmakers to share data to speed brain research 2010-06-09

By Lisa Richwine

Companies agree to pool clinical trial data

Genetic Markers Could Predict Prostate Cancer in Younger Men 2010-06-08

By Science Daily

Prostate cancer has become more common in younger men, and it's often more aggressive in these men.

Delay in Surgery Not Likely to Worsen Tumors in Men With Low-Risk Prostate Cancer 2010-06-08

By Science Daily

Johns Hopkins experts have found that men enrolled in an active surveillance program for prostate cancer that eventually needed surgery to remove their prostates fared just as well as men who opted to remove the gland immediately, except if a follow-up

Pharmacists just say no to dispensing marijuana 2010-06-08

By JENNIFER McKEE

Montana’s professional pharmacists say they don’t want to get into the medical marijuana business, scuttling an attempt by at least one lawmaker to firm up Montana’s controversial pot scene by making pharmacists dispense the drug, not

Cleveland Clinic-backed startup to create health price search engine 2010-06-08

By Debra Beaulieu

While many employers are asking employees to shoulder more of their own health costs, the push for price transparency is stronger than ever among employers, insurers and the patients themselves.

Molecular Imaging Detects Recurrent Prostate Cancer 2010-06-07

By Science Daily

Findings of a clinical trial reported at the Society of Nuclear Medicine's 57th Annual Meeting indicate that a new molecular imaging agent could improve diagnosis of recurrent prostate cancer and determine the best possible course of treatment for pati

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