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Health Risk to Older Women Is Seen in Hormone Therapy 2007-04-04

By Gina Kolata

A new analysis of combined data from two parts of a large federal study of hormone therapy has found that women in their 50s do not appear to have an increased heart attack risk if they take the drugs. But it also found that women in their 60s and 70s

PSA is poor predictor of lethal prostate cancer 2007-04-03

By Liz Savage

The amount of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in a man’s bloodstream at the time of his prostate cancer diagnosis or its rate of change over the course of the disease does not adequately predict lethal prostate cancer, according to a study in the

Prostate Cancer: No Antioxidant Help? 2007-04-03

By Miranda Hitti

Latest Study Hints at Benefit for Smokers but Not Nonsmokers

Study identifies multiple genetic risk factors for prostate cancer 2007-04-01

By Jennifer Chan

A study led by researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California (USC) and Harvard Medical School has identified seven genetic risk factors—DNA sequences carried by some people but not others—that predict r

F.D.A. Still Unsettled in Wake of New Questions 2007-03-31

By Gardiner Harris

F.D.A. Still Unsettled in Wake of New Questions

Studies Lead to Withdrawal of Drug for Bowel Ailment 2007-03-31

By Gardiner Harris

The maker of Zelnorm, a medicine that treats constipation-related irritable bowel syndrome, stopped selling the drug Friday after federal drug officials concluded that it might cause heart attacks and strokes.

First, a New Artery Stent Study; Now, Questions About What It All Means 2007-03-28

By Barnaby Feder

First, a New Artery Stent Study; Now, Questions About What It All Means

Illinois Jury Sides With Merck in a 10th Trial Over Painkiller 2007-03-28

By Associated Press

Illinois Jury Sides With Merck in a 10th Trial Over Painkiller

For Firefighters, the Danger May Be Within 2007-03-27

By Nicholas Bakalar

The most common cause of death among firefighters at work is not burns or smoke inhalation, but heart attacks, and a new study reports that those attacks are 10 to 100 times as likely to occur when firefighters are suppressing a fire as when performing

Hopes for a Plaque-Fighting Drug Dim 2007-03-27

By Andrew Pollack

Hopes for a Plaque-Fighting Drug Dim

In Trial, Drugs Equal Benefits of Artery Stents 2007-03-27

By Barnaby Feder

In Trial, Drugs Equal Benefits of Artery Stents

You Want to Do What? And You Want to Do It When? 2007-03-25

By William Hamilton

The next time someone tells you, ''There's no time like the present,'' ask them what day they had in mind.

Test Results Due Out Soon Are Crucial to Stents’ Future 2007-03-24

By Barnaby Feder

Test Results Due Out Soon Are Crucial to Stents’ Future

Defibrillator Maker Props Up Stress Test Company 2007-03-22

By Barnaby Feder

Defibrillator Maker Props Up Stress Test Company

AtheroGenics Shares Plunge After Heart Drug Fails in Trial 2007-03-20

By Reuters

AtheroGenics Shares Plunge After Heart Drug Fails in Trial

Financial Troubles Can Affect the Heart 2007-03-20

By Eric Nagourney

Patients who have trouble paying their medical bills do significantly worse in the year after heart attacks than patients under less financial pressure, a new study finds.

Erectile Dysfunction In Diabetes Is Due To Selective Defect In The Brain 2007-03-16

By Science Daily

A new study sheds additional light on how erectile dysfunction (ED) interacts with diabetes.

Erectile Dysfunction In Diabetes Is Due To Selective Defect In The Brain 2007-03-16

By Science Daily

A new study sheds additional light on how erectile dysfunction (ED) interacts with diabetes.

Erectile Dysfunction In Diabetes Is Due To Selective Defect In The Brain 2007-03-16

By Science Daily

A new study sheds additional light on how erectile dysfunction (ED) interacts with diabetes.

Death Rate Higher in Heart Attack Patients Hospitalized on Weekends 2007-03-15

By Gina Kolata

An extensive study of heart attack patients in New Jersey finds that those who arrived at hospitals on weekends were less likely to receive aggressive treatment and were slightly more likely to die than those who arrived on weekdays, researchers are re

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