Air Travel Troubles in Diabetic Devices

Many diabetes patients use devices that help them track blood sugar and deliver insulin when needed. As new devices are frequently popping up, it is hard to know in advance if the devices will run into problems while in use.

Leukemia Drug Granted Accelerated Review

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Ariad Pharmaceuticals, Inc. accelerated review of its drug ponatinib to treat patients who have chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) that doesn’t respond to current medications.

Mapping Your Lungs

A few years ago, starting on a road trip meant packing a folding paper map. Now, 3-D satellite images are at our fingertips on smartphones to plan the route and show what’s up ahead. What if we could also map a path through our lungs? 

You May Be Expecting a Preemie

There are a variety of risk factors for giving birth early. Preemies are at risk for different health problems. So, identifying which women are at risk for having preemies is important for both mom and child.

The Crohn's Lifestyle

Crohn's disease can be a pain in the butt and gut. While there are many drug treatment options to manage the condition, making changes to your diet and lifestyle can play a huge role in controlling Crohn's disease.

Bigger is Badder in AS

Ankylosing spondylitis on its own is enough to keep patients from living a normal, active life. Add obesity to the mix and the picture may get worse.

The Road Less Cycled

Cyclists should take the path of least resistance. The chance of getting injured while traveling ought to go down.

Antidepressant May Cool Down Hot Flashes

In early menopause, women can experience a fast heart rate, sweating and hot flashes in their face and upper body. A certain antidepressant may offer relief.

Heart Risk Factors Tied to Cancer Survival

A group of health factors, such as high blood pressure and obesity, can lead to heart disease. They may also increase the risk of prostate cancer.

Seroquel and Drowsiness

Sedation, like feeling drowsy or slowed down, can be a side effect of taking Seroquel. There are two forms of Seroquel. Is one form better than the other?

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