Puzzling Together Allergic Reactions

For all the modern marvels of medical science, humans still must contend with allergies, which interrupt work, play and everyday living.

ED May Signal Future Heart Trouble

While studies have shown that erectile dysfunction can be a sign of cardiovascular disease in older men, young or middle-aged men with ED may be headed toward heart problems as well.

Ask for Help When Recovering From a Stroke

Following a stroke, it isn't uncommon for patients to be overwhelmed by a loss of function or the need for new medications. Those that skip drug doses or take the wrong medication are more likely to be rehospitalized.

Can Travel Make Athletes Sick?

There may be more to home field advantage than just familiar surroundings and local fans. Crossing a few time zones more than doubled some athletes’ sick days.

Want Good Health? Tell the Truth

People tend to lie far more than they realize, even about relatively insignificant things, according to psychological research. But these lies may contribute to poorer overall health.

Going to the Fair? Stay Away from Pigs

A day at the county fair is one of the hallmarks of summer in America. But you might want to skip the pig races this year: new swine flu cases have been linked to pigs at agricultural fairs.

The End of AIDS: Reality or Wish?

At last month's International AIDS Conference, the big topic was “The End of AIDS.” But is the end of AIDS a close reality, or wishful thinking?

Your Eyes as a Pencil

For those with limited mobility in their legs and arms, communicating through the written word or creative expression through drawing is an impossible task. A new technology developed by a French researcher is changing this.

Depression Can Shorten Lives

Being diagnosed with any advanced cancer is not happy news. So becoming depressed might be a natural response, but it's not a life-prolonging one.

Sports for Brain Power

Find the Olympic Games inspiring? Certain Olympic sports may provide added brain health benefits beyond entertainment.

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