Another Paramedic Treatment for Epileptic Seizures

Most seizures come and go quickly on their own, but long-lasting seizures may require drugs to stop them. Help could come faster with an Epi Pen-like injection, according to a new study.

Controling of Your Child's Asthma

Asthma control is an important, but difficult, aspect of the disease for parents. A non-invasive test can help measure control which can lead to better treatment.

The Heart Healing Power of Marriage

In addition to the obvious companionship benefit that comes from marriage, married couples also appear to receive a boost in longevity after heart surgery.

Seniors With a Syndrome Face Kidney Risk

As you get older, your body becomes less resilient in the face of diseases like diabetes and kidney disease. But a weakening body does not mean you are doomed. There are steps you can take to protect your health.

Babies Born Healthier in Smoke-Free Land

Smoking is associated with a number of complications for babies in the womb, including early deliveries and underweight babies. Scotland's smoking ban made in dent in both of these.

Some HRT Reduces Breast Cancer Risks

What's a girl to do when the flow stops and menopause rages? Is she to take hormone replacement therapy (HRT), or avoid it all costs because everyone knows it causes breast cancer - right? Not so fast there, lady.

A Vast Horizon - Cancer Vaccines

In 2010, the first cancer vaccine - Provenge (sipuleucel-T) - was approved by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to treat metastatic prostate cancer. This type of treatment as spawned an entire new field.

Software Warns of Potential Heart Device Malfunction

For patients with life-threatening heart arrhythmias, an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) may be a necessity. New software designed to detect potential problems with the devices sooner could make them safer.

Hearing Loops? Can You Say That Again?

Imagine going to a speech, sitting in the back row, and having the speaker's voice piped directly into your ear, sounding as clear as if he was standing right next to you.

Pain is More Painful in Poor Places

When it comes to chronic pain, it's not just where you hurt that determines how bad your pain is. It's where you live, how old you are, and your race.

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