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CT Scans of the Heart Come With Trade-Offs 2007-10-09

By Jane Brody

CT Scans of the Heart Come With Trade-Offs

Prostate cancer more likely to return in blacks than whites, but the disease is not more aggressive 2007-10-09

By Lauren Shaftel Williams

African-American men are more likely to have their prostate cancer return after treatment, but their disease is no more aggressive when it does recur than that of their white counterparts, according to a study led by Duke Prostate Center researchers.

Low Testosterone Symptoms Rare 2007-10-09

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Study: Only Half of Men With Low Testosterone Have Symptoms

Medical identity theft: the importance of protecting your health records 2007-10-09

By Renee Cree

Many consumers take precautions against identity theft, but what about medical identity theft? In addition to financial peril, victims can suffer physical danger if false entries in medical records lead to the wrong treatment.

New prostate cancer research findings 2007-10-04

By Sharon Reis

The 2007 Prostate Cancer Foundation Scientific Retreat will feature new studies by the world’s leading researchers in prostate cancer. Presentations include discoveries expected to lead to new diagnostics and treatments, and the potential to help

Men with chronic heart failure can have active sex lives 2007-10-04

By John Murphy

Although medication can help extend the lives of men with chronic heart failure, several factors associated with this disease can interfere with a person’s ability to engage in and enjoy sexual activities. Fatigue, depression, medication side eff

Standard treatment for prostate cancer may encourage spread of disease 2007-10-01

By Christen Brownlee

A popular prostate cancer treatment called androgen deprivation therapy may encourage prostate cancer cells to produce a protein that makes them more likely to spread throughout the body, a new study by Johns Hopkins researchers suggests.

Heart Patients’ Guidelines for Having Other Surgery 2007-09-28

By Lawrence Altman

The nation’s two leading heart groups issued new guidelines yesterday about what should be done for patients with heart disease before they undergo surgery on other parts of the body.

Report Says Smoking Ban Helps to Cut Heart Attacks 2007-09-28

By Anthony Ramirez

Government curbs on secondhand smoke in New York led to nearly 4,000 fewer hospital admissions for heart attacks in 2004, according to a new statewide study.

Jury Backs Merck in Vioxx Lawsuit 2007-09-27

By Associated Press

Jury Backs Merck in Vioxx Lawsuit

New York City Plans Limits on Restaurants’ Use of Trans Fats 2007-09-27

By Thomas Lueck

New York City Plans Limits on Restaurants’ Use of Trans Fats

The toll of racism? 2007-09-24

By Susan Brink

The stress of discrimination, real or perceived, may be shortening black men's lives.

Sexual Function Affected By Stem Cell Transplant 2007-09-21

By Science Daily

A long-term study found that a type of stem cell transplant used for patients with life-threatening diseases, such as leukemia and lymphoma, results in decreased sexual function and activity for recipients.

One-Third Of Spam Is 'Health'-Related 2007-09-20

By Science Daily

A new study has found that a third of all spam messages advertise health products such as drugs and natural health products and that it is easy to purchase prescription drugs and controlled substances advertised in these messages.

Report Urges Screening for Family of Heart Patients 2007-09-18

By Eric Nagourney

Doctors know that siblings and other close family members of people who have heart attacks are at increased risk for heart problems of their own. So when patients are brought to a hospital, why not identify them and suggest that they get a screening?

University of Minnesota study refutes belief that black men have more aggressive prostate cancer 2007-09-17

By Patty Mattern

A University of Minnesota study of prostate cancer tumors from Caucasian and African-American men has shown no evidence that the cancer is more aggressive in black men.

Health-related spam 2007-09-17

By Andrew Hyde

A new study in PLoS Medicine has found that a third of all spam messages advertise health products such as drugs and natural health products and that it is easy to purchase prescription drugs and controlled substances advertised in these messages.

Sex After Cancer 2007-09-17

By Science Daily

Significant sexual problems often are an unexpected -- and unwelcome -- side effect of the treatment of early-stage cervical and endometrial cancer for many women following hysterectomy.

New Study Favorable to Drug-Coated Stents 2007-09-14

By Barnaby Feder

New Study Favorable to Drug-Coated Stents

Erectile Dysfunction Treatment For Men With Spinal Cord Injuries 2007-09-14

By Science Daily

The drug tadalafil appears to improve erectile function in men with spinal cord injuries, according to an article posted online that will appear in the November 2007 print issue of Archives of Neurology.

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