- FDA Approves First Self-Test Collection Kit for HPV
- U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths Decline for First Time in 5 Years
- Avian Flu Virus Showing Up in NYC Wild Birds
- New Blood Test Could Help Spot Preeclampsia in First Trimester
- Report Highlights Big Gaps in Cancer Outcomes Based on Race
- Could a Low-Cal Keto Diet Help Ease Acne?
- Pedal Power: Biking Could Help Prevent Knee Arthritis
- Surgical Outcomes Better With More Women on Your Team
- Early Hints at a Gene Therapy Cure for Herpes
- One Key to Weight Loss for Men: Competing for Cash
All posts by LadyLively
-
Do Overweight People Fare Better Than Others With Kidney Cancer?
Study suggests they do, giving insights into potential new treatments
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
Delivering Twins at 37 Weeks May Help Prevent Stillbirths
If babies share placenta, delivery should probably occur a week earlier, research suggests
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
A Woman’s Weight Has Complex Link to Stroke Risk
Being overweight ups odds for most prevalent form of attack, but may slightly lower chances for another type
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
Do Overweight People Fare Better Than Others With Kidney Cancer?
Study suggests they do, giving insights into potential new treatments
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
Hair Plus DNA May Advance Forensics
Proteins in one strand can help with human identification and archeology, researchers say
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
‘Glycemic Index’ Too Unreliable to Manage Diabetes: Study
Wide variability seen after eating same food at different times
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
Stroke Survivors Often Struggle With Depression
Risk was 8 times higher for those who suffered a brain attack than for those who didn't, study found
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
Congress Can’t Agree on Additional Funding to Fight Zika
Health officials say the money is needed as more infections are reported in Florida
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
Stroke Survivors Often Struggle With Depression
Risk was 8 times higher for those who suffered a brain attack than for those who didn't, study found
- Posted September 7, 2016
-
TV Booze Ads a Lubricant for Teen Drinking: Study
Those who saw the most commercials downed 200-plus drinks a month, researchers say
- Posted September 7, 2016