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How Not to Get Sick From a Flight 2011-03-04

By MICHELLE HIGGINS

WHEN Peter J. Sheldon boards a plane to any destination, his safety routine extends well beyond buckling his seat belt and noting the nearest exit. Once at his seat, he meticulously wipes down the cushions, armrests and tray table with disinfectant

When Abuse of Older Patients Is Financial 2011-03-04

By ELIZABETH OLSON

DOCTORS with older patients hear clues all the time. Elderly people mention, in passing, that they are missing money or that they signed forms they did not understand. Or maybe they can’t find a treasured possession like a watch or a wedding r

Immigrant’s Health Crisis Leaves Her Family on Sideline 2011-03-04

By DEBORAH SONTAG

MILLERSVILLE, Md. — When Jerome Ndayishimiye entered the overheated room at the nursing home where his 58-year-old mother lay under a tightly tucked blanket, he quickly closed the curtains around her bed and turned on her boom box so that a me

Massachusetts: Two Charged in Overdose Deaths 2011-03-04

By KATIE ZEZIMA

A former doctor and nurse practitioner who worked in Needham were charged Thursday with the overdose deaths of six patients and overprescribing powerful prescription painkillers for financial gain.

For Young, Sex Falls in Survey 2011-03-04

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

ATLANTA (AP) — Fewer teenagers and young adults are having sex, a government survey shows.

Happy to Bend Over Backward 2011-03-04

By STEVEN McELROY

IT might seem strange that when Adam Woolley turned 26 in November, a group of his colleagues sang “Happy Birthday” as they, and he, were doing handstands.

The Billionaire Who Is Planning His 125th Birthday 2011-03-04

By FRANK BRUNI

One morning in early January, David Murdock awoke to an unsettling sensation. At first he didn’t recognize it and then he couldn’t believe it, because for years — decades, really — he maintained what was, in his immodest estimat

Regimens: Drugs’ Benefits Go Beyond Blood Pressure 2011-03-04

By RONI CARYN RABIN

A new analysis suggests that blood pressure drugs m

Hazards: Misuse of Drugs Crowds Emergency Rooms 2011-03-04

By RONI CARYN RABIN

Some 700,000 Americans are taken to the hospital each year after ingesting drugs, both legal and illegal, a new study reports. And the care costs nearly $1.4 billion in emergency room charges alone.

Aging: Hearing Loss Is Common but Often Ignored 2011-03-04

By RONI CARYN RABIN

Nearly two-thirds of Americans 70 and older suffer from

When Optimism Is Unrealistic 2011-03-04

By PAULINE W. CHEN, M.D.

As a medical student and later during my residency, I trained for some time in a medical center known for its research and clinical trials. Every week, patients with rare diseases and cancers that had not responded to standard therapy arrived from a

House Votes to Help Small Businesses Comply With Health Bill, but Relief Is Held Up 2011-03-04

By ROBERT PEAR

WASHINGTON — The House voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to repeal burdensome tax-reporting requirements that were imposed on small businesses to help pay for the expansion of health insurance coverage under the new health care law.

For Women, Age Often Brings Isolation 2011-03-04

By KAREN STABINER

Most elderly women today never worked outside the home, while most of their daughters did or still do. Members of these two generations approach the question of how to spend their days with very different skill sets.

Criminals in Nursing Homes 2011-03-04

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

More than 90 percent of nursing homes employ one or more people who have been convicted of at least one crime, according to new federal data, and 5 percent of all nursing home employees have at least one criminal conviction, The Times reported on T

Government Report Finds Elder Abuse on the Rise 2011-03-04

By SHERISSE PHAM

A rising number of elder abuse cases threatens to overwhelm inadequately staffed adult protective service agencies in many states, according to a report released on Wednesday by the federal Gove

Steel-Cut Oatmeal and Blueberry Muffins 2011-03-04

By MARTHA ROSE SHULMAN

Make more oatmeal than you need for breakfast, and use the leftovers in these moist, nourishing muffins.

Patients With Unrealistic Expectations 2011-03-04

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Much Ado About Dust Mites 2011-03-04

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Dr. Thomas Platts-Mills, director of the Asthma and Allergic Disease Center at the University of Virginia, says that dust mites are a problem primarily in humid areas. “If your home is full of static electricity, ”he

Hearty, Healthful Muffins 2011-03-04

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Most muffins sold in bakeries are just cupcakes in disguise. But in this week’s Recipes for Health, Martha Rose Shulman shows how to make homemade muffins into a tasty, healthful source of whole grains.

Pharmacists Fight the Rise of Mail Order 2011-03-04

By REED ABELSON and NATASHA SINGER

A fierce battle is being waged between retail pharmacists and mail-order companies over where people should be able to fill their long-term

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