FAQ: Farrah Fawcett Fights Anal Cancer
Posted By admin on April 8, 2009
Experts talk about Farah Fawcett’s battle with anal cancer, including a look at the symptoms and treatments of this disease.
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Hands-On Relief From Back Pain
Posted By admin on April 8, 2009
Back pain can be a big pain in the neck. To deal with it, many U.S. adults many favor hands-on therapies such as chiropractic manipulation, massage, and physical therapy, a new survey says.
Belly Fat May Raise Restless Legs Risk
Posted By admin on April 8, 2009
A new study suggests a link between belly fat and the movement disorder restless legs syndrome, but more research is needed to confirm the association, experts say.
More Kids on Blood Pressure, Diabetes Drugs
Posted By admin on April 8, 2009
More children are being prescribed medications to treat chronic conditions that adults suffer from, a new study shows.
Cognitive Therapy May Ease Seniors’ Anxiety
Posted By admin on April 8, 2009
Cognitive behavior therapy may help older adults deal with anxiety, which is common among seniors, according to a new study.
Feds Try to Break Through HIV Complacency
Posted By admin on April 7, 2009
Federal health officials are trying to reignite flagging national awareness of HIV infection with a media effort targeted at high-risk groups.
Heart Failure: Belly Fat Bad, Exercise Good
Posted By admin on April 7, 2009
Belly fat may make heart failure more likely, and exercise may help heart failure patients.
Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs) Cancer Link Disputed
Posted By admin on April 7, 2009
A class of chemicals known as perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs) found in common household items do not appear to raise the risk of cancer, according to a new study.
Recipe for Diabetes: Too Much Protein, Fat
Posted By admin on April 7, 2009
Your high-fat cheeseburger also has protein — and that makes the fat even worse for you, Duke researchers say.
Women Better at Sniffing Out Body Odor
Posted By admin on April 7, 2009
Women are better than men at detecting body odor, even when fragrances are used to block the smell.