Depression Drugs Get a New Warning

Zyvox (linezolid) and an injectable dye used in many tests may interact with some antidepressants. New safety warnings were issued by the FDA.

Left Out of Latest RA Treatments

Over the past decade, advances in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis have made it easier for patients to live with this painful condition. Unfortunately, some patients may not have access to the newest treatments.

Lather Up That Sunscreen, Athletes!

Applying sunscreen before morning and afternoon training sessions every day may take too much time for busy student-athletes. But skin cancer doesn’t care about spare time.

Age, Sex, Income and Cancer

Catching cancer early always offers the best outlook. So why are some cancers caught at later and at more advanced stages? And what can be done to change the patterns?

MS and Achy Restless Legs

Strong urges to move your legs and painful sensations like crawling, tingling and burning can make it hard to fall asleep and stay asleep. These symptoms are associated with restless legs syndrome (RLS) and studies show it may have an association with multiple sclerosis (MS).

Is Weight Loss For Every Diabetes Patient?

If you have type 2 diabetes, your weight can have a huge impact on your risk of complications and death. One might think the heavier you are, the higher your risk. However, the scenario may not be as simple as that.

Fewer Young Adults Smoking in US

Want to save nearly half a million people in the US from dying each year? Get them to stop smoking. Fortunately, fewer young adults are smoking.

TBI and Pesticide Increase Risk of Parkinson's

While the exact causes of Parkinson’s disease (PD) are unknown, it is likely to be from a mixture of environmental and genetic factors. Having exposure to more than one risk factor could increase the chances of developing the disease.

Sling Can Help the Leak

For patients with difficulty holding their bladder, some get a sling to help keep it together. New research shows that it holds up well with very few problems in the long run.

Surgery Helps Children With Crohn's

Going under the knife for any surgery can make patients uneasy. But for children with long-term stomach troubles, the option can do more good than harm.

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