Alex Trebek Suffers Heart Attack

Longtime host of game show Jeopardy! Alex Trebek is recovering in a California hospital following a heart attack, a spokeswoman announced Sunday.

Veterans & Violence: Who’s at Risk?

How do American Heroes learn to manage their post-service aggression?  New research may lay the foundation for successful veteran integration and preventative lifestyle structures.

Dialing for Diabetes Advice

Many poor Americans are stuck with insufficient health insurance. Unfortunately, they also have a higher risk of diabetes.

Experimental Drug Drops Clot Risk

An investigational drug appears to offer significant improvements for patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD), a recent trial found.

U.S Releases Major Youth Health Survey

Behaviors and habits established early can persist throughout the lifespan, for good and ill.  Thus the US Government has sent thousands of health questionnaires to high schoolers.

ECG: A Preventative Tool for the Heart?

After a bout with rheumatic fever, heart valves in children can become damaged. The key to treating rheumatic heart disease before serious complications occur is detecting it early.

Break Out the Dr. Seuss, Mom!

Perhaps one of the only things more difficult than being a mom is being a single mom. With all the parenting falling on one person, how can moms relieve stress? Play with their kids.

New Mom? Tell Us All About It!

Becoming a mom brings along all kinds of new responsibilities, emotions and stresses. Sharing these experiences with others can be one way to cope with the changes.

Supplement to Help Quit Pot

A common nutritional supplement might help people who want to quit smoking pot finally be able to. N-acetylcysteine (NAC) taken while also attending brief drug counseling helped people kick the habit.

Drug-resistant Tuberculosis Hits India

When a disease becomes resistant to its current treatment, there is cause for widespread concern. That's what is happening in India today, as drug-resistant tuberculosis cases are on the rise.

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