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Drug May Slow Early Prostate Cancer: Study 2012-01-31

By Denise Mann

New research suggests that Avodart, a drug used to treat an enlarged prostate gland, may help slow the progression of early stage prostate cancer, reducing the need for aggressive treatment in some men.

Age-Related Memory Loss More Common in Men 2012-01-31

By Amanda Gardner

Men in their 70s and 80s may be more likely than women of the same age to develop the memory loss and cognitive problems that often herald Alzheimer’s disease, a new study has found.

Researchers Spot Potential Bile Duct Cancer Drug Targets 2012-01-31

By Robert Preidt

Researchers who identified a new genetic signature associated with bile duct cancer say their discovery could lead to targeted treatment for the deadly cancer.

Factors Linked to Age of Onset of Menopause Identified 2012-01-31

By Robert Preidt

New genetic factors associated with a woman’s age when she begins menopause have been identified by an international team of researchers.

Oral HPV Infection Strikes Men More Than Women: Study 2012-01-31

By Alan Mozes

Almost 7 percent of American men and women are infected orally with the human papillomavirus (HPV), new research reveals, with men showing significantly higher infection rates than women.

Testosterone Exposure May Explain Boys' Language Delay 2012-01-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Infant boys exposed to high levels of the male hormone testosterone before birth have double the risk for language delay as females, according to a new study.

Positive Reinforcement May Help Patients Take Their Meds 2012-01-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Positive reinforcement, such as receiving small, unexpected gifts and introducing upbeat thoughts into daily routines, seems to help patients with high blood pressure take their medication as directed, according to a new study of black Americans.

Health Reform Law Gaining Wider Acceptance: Poll 2012-01-31

By Amanda Gardner

Americans are slowly starting to embrace some key components of the controversial health care reform act signed into law by President Barack Obama nearly two years ago, a new Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll found.

Those Extra Pounds Could Harm Your Back 2012-01-31

By Robert Preidt

Overweight and obese adults are at significantly increased risk for lumbar spine disc degeneration, a potential cause of low back pain, researchers say.

Ultrasound As a Male Contraceptive? 2012-01-31

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Ultrasound equipment used for physical therapy may have potential as a male contraceptive, according to a new animal study.

Chubby Doctors Could Be Bad for Your Health 2012-01-31

By Randy Dotinga

A doctor who packs a few extra pounds may be unlikely to advise you to shed your own excess weight, a new study suggests.

First Drug Ok'd to Combat Spreading Basal Cell Skin Cancer 2012-01-31

By Scott Roberts

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved a drug to treat the most common form of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma.

Sex is Safe for Most Heart Patients, Doctors Say 2012-01-31

By Anne Harding

If you’ve recently had a heart attack or heart surgery, you might be concerned that revving up your pulse during a moment of passion could be dangerous. Rest assured: Resuming sexual activity is perfectly safe for most heart patients, accordin

Can You Get Hooked on Diet Soda? 2012-01-31

By Denise Mann

Diet soda isn't as addictive as drugs like nicotine, but something about it seems to make some people psychologically—and even physically—dependent on it

Common Chemicals May Weaken Effect of Childhood Vaccines, Immune System 2012-01-31

By Anne Harding

Certain vaccines may not work as well in children who have been exposed to high levels of perfluorinated compounds (PFCs), a family of chemicals used to make everything from microwave popcorn bags and pizza boxes to carpets and nonstick cookware, ne

Working Long Hours Doubles Depression Odds 2012-01-31

By Matt McMillen

Working long hours appears to substantially increase a person’s risk of becoming depressed, regardless of how stressful the actual work is, a new study suggests.

Age-Related Memory Loss More Common in Men 2012-01-31

By Amanda Gardner

Men in their 70s and 80s may be more likely than women of the same age to develop the memory loss and cognitive problems that often herald Alzheimer’s disease, a new study has found.

Viagra Shrinks Lymphatic Growths in Three Children 2012-01-29

By Kurt Ullman

Sildenafil (Viagra) appears to lessen severe lymphatic malformations in children, according to researchers who have used the drug successfully in three pediatric patients.

Married Seniors With a Regular Sex Life Are More Likely to Be Happy 2012-01-27

By Peter Russell

Study: Sex Puts a Shine on Golden Years. The more often older people have sex, the more likely they are to be happy with life and enjoy a good marriage, a small study shows.

Are You Chained to Your Pillbox? 2012-01-27

By Gina Shaw

What to do to curb your need for drugs that treat high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, and osteoarthritis.

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