Stay A While, Or Not

Most people want to be in and out of the hospital as quickly as possible and not have to come back. This also holds true for veterans.

Can This Cancer Be Blamed On Fat Cells?

How and why pancreatic cancer develops has never been clearly understood. New clues are emerging, though, that could help diagnose and treat this cancer.

Intense Lifestyle Change for Diabetes

A healthy diet and plenty of exercise are essential for managing type 2 diabetes. Now it looks like nutrition and exercise can even reverse this serious disease.

Cancer Wounds WTC Workers

When the World Trade Centers evaporated on 9/11, clouds of toxic chemicals were left in their wake. Researchers wanted to know the impact of these clouds on the health of rescue workers.

Safe Toys for the Holidays

On the first day of Christmas, my mommy gave to me… three non-choking-hazard toys, two BPA-free figures and a stuffed animal without removable parts... How safe are the toys under your tree this year?

UK authority recommends against bevacizumab as advanced ovarian cancer treatment

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has published draft guidance today (18 December) on the use of bevacizumab (Avastin, Roche) as a treatment for women with advanced ovarian cancer. The draft guidance does not recommend the use of bevacizumab when used with paclitaxel and

Close-"Nit" Combs Get It Done

When killing lice isn't an option, consumers just want the best way to comb them out. Metal combs with close-knit teeth are the best option, a new study has found.

Relief for a Pain in the Neck

Forget the painkillers and steroid injections when it comes to chronic neck pain. The solution may be as easy as rolling out your yoga mat.

Ice Reflections on Eating and Image

When figure skaters fall, they typically don't have much to protect their bones naturally from damage since they're under such pressure to be thin.

Different Ovarian Tumor Types

Chin up, ladies. Don’t let those long and scary pathology words get you down. The type of cell found in an ovarian tumor doesn’t necessarily predict the outcome.

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