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Veterans' Caregiving Often Falls to Spouse 2010-11-11

By Bill Hendrick

96% of Veterans’ Caregivers Are Women, and the Burden Can Be Heavy, Study Finds

Study: Sugary Soda, OJ Raise Gout Risk in Women 2010-11-11

By Denise Mann

Beverage Industry Disputes Study, Says Fructose-Rich Drinks Are Not to Blame for Gout Risk

Study: Midlife Cholesterol Not Linked to Alzheimer’s 2010-11-11

By Salynn Boyles

Cholesterol Level Doesn’t Predict Alzheimer’s in Old Age, New Study Finds

Obese Teens at Risk for Severe Adult Obesity 2010-11-11

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows 37% of Obese Boys and 51% of Obese Girls Become Severely Obese Adults

Increases Greatest Among Teens, Hispanics 2010-11-11

By Salynn Boyles

Nearly one in 10 children in the U.S. has a diagnosis of ADHD, with rates rising by 22% in just four years, government health officials said Wednesday.

FDA Proposes New Cigarette Warning Labels 2010-11-11

By Kathleen Doheny

New Warning Labels Would Be Larger and More Graphic

Doctors Answer Tough Ethical Questions 2010-11-11

By Daniel J. DeNoon

In Ethical Dilemma, What Would Your Doctor Do? Frank Answers From Real MDs

New Egg Recall Due to Salmonella 2010-11-09

By Daniel J. DeNoon

290,000 Eggs Recalled Because of Salmonella at Ohio Egg Farm

As H.I.V. Babies Come of Age, Problems Linger 2010-11-09

By PAM BELLUCK

“They’ve been telling me since age 3 that I would die,” Tom Cosgrove said quietly. “Then age 6, age 8, age 10.” Now 20, he is considered the longest-living person born with H.I.V. in his state, but every yea

$27.5 Million for 9/11 Workers 2010-11-09

By MIREYA NAVARRO

A group of workers who claimed they suffered health problems as a result of being exposed to debris from ground zero during its removal and transfer to a landfill on Staten Island stand to receive $27.5 million in a settlement announced on Friday.

Breastfeeding Moms Don't Sleep Less 2010-11-09

By Jennifer Warner

Formula Feeding Doesn't Affect How Much Sleep New Moms Get

Vapor Rub Helps Kids' Cold Symptoms, Sleep 2010-11-09

By Kathleen Doheny

Vapor Rub Beats Petroleum Jelly & No Treatment for Cough, Congestion, Sleep Problems

Vitamin D Fails Osteoarthritis Test 2010-11-09

By Charlene Laino

Supplements Fails to Reduce Pain, Joint Damage in People With Knee OA

Too Much Texting Increases Health Risks in Teens 2010-11-09

By Bill Hendrick

Excessive Texting, Social Networking Linked to Drinking, Smoking, Drug Use

Gardasil HPV Vaccine Stopping Genital Warts 2010-11-09

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Widespread Vaccination of Girls Curtails Genital Warts, Even in Men

Putting Nutrition at the Head of the School Lunch Line 2010-11-08

By LESLEY ALDERMAN

THE lunch menu at my son’s elementary school — Public School 29 in Brooklyn — looked very tempting recently: vegetarian chili, sofrito brown rice, confetti corn salad, pico de gallo, salad bar, milk. Making the menu even more appea

Doctor Prepared for the Worst at Marathon 2010-11-08

By SHERI FINK

On Sunday morning at 7:30, Dr. Stuart Weiss, the medical director of the New York City Marathon, was holding a coffee with one hand, gesturing with the other, and moving at the stereotypically brisk pace of an emergency room doctor. Walking in and o

Where Marijuana Is a Point of Pride 2010-11-08

By KIRK JOHNSON

Millions of Americans expressed their feelings about marijuana last week. In Colorado, 24 communities voted to ban or restrict shops selling legal medical marijuana. In California, voters wrestled with the question of legalization for recreational u

Professor Tracks Injuries With Aim of Prevention 2010-11-08

By ALAN SCHWARZ

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — The man with perhaps the most gruesome job in sports was unenviably busy. While other football fans spent the last weekend of October watching games, the 74-year-old retiree prepared still more formal inquiries into events

Mental Health Visits Rise as Parent Deploys 2010-11-08

By BENEDICT CAREY

Young children in military families are about 10 percent more likely to see a doctor for a mental difficulty when a parent is deployed than when the parent is home, researchers are reporting Monday in the most comprehensive study to date of such fam

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