Gaming Visuals For The Blind

For the blind, learning the layouts of new places just got a little easier.

Prostate Cancer Drugs Might Treat Bladder Cancer

Knowing the genetic make-up of any cancer can help guide treatment. A protein that’s seen in high levels in bladder cancer may not like being engulfed in medications that block the male hormones.

Kids Drink Less Sugar, Gain Less Weight!

How much difference does a single sugar-sweetened drink each day make for kids? Over a year a half, enough of a difference to be measured.

Teens Crave Cigarettes Too

Most smokers start before they turn 18. It’s important to get teenagers to quit smoking, but they feel craving for tobacco just like adults. Treatment plans must account for that.

What Do You Know About Contraception?

The best way to prevent an unintended pregnancy — aside from abstinence — is consistent, effective use of contraception. Knowledge about contraception, therefore, is power.

Alcohol Abuse in Families

Are alcohol use disorders genetic? Some aspects of alcohol abuse appear to run in the family, but not all aspects of alcohol dependence.

Two Types of MS Defined

Multiple sclerosis (MS) and treatment for the disease vary among the approximate 400,000 MS patients in the United States. A better classification system of the disease could enable doctors to better match patients to medication.

Putting Humpty Dumpty Together Again

Women who beat cancer with the help of radiation or chemotherapy often damage their eggs in the process. But there may be a way to eventually prevent infertility.

Facing the Threat of Cancer With AIDS

Here's the thing about having a chronic disease that weakens your immune system: It puts you at higher risk for developing cancer, in addition to the disease you already deal with.

Deciphering Your Diet and Acid Reflux

Think about your last meal: Did you wolf down a huge burger and fries, or did you eat a light meal slowly? There's probably a big difference in how you felt afterwards.

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