Gluten-Free Diet Might Help Those With Autism

There are connections between the brain and the immune system that may be used to help those with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). A change in diet, it seems, could make other treatments more effective.

New Knees on the Rise

When medications and exercise no longer give arthritis patients the relief they need, surgery may be the next option. A total joint replacement can free patients from pain, giving them the mobility to live a normal life.

Outfoxing the Cancer Fox

Part of the life cycle of a cell - as with every other living thing - is death. Cancer cells have to be pounded by radiation or chemotherapy to die or actually commit suicide. Scientists may have discovered what interferes with that death.

Bullying Disintegrates Personality

Emotional and physical abuse experienced by children affects them in more ways then one, and new research suggests it can cause long-term patterns of inner-torment, regardless of the source. 

While previous investigations have demonstrated parental abuse to be “a potent predictor” that a child will develop borderline personality disorder (BPD), researchers from the U.K. and the U.S. came together to add bullying to the mix.

In their recent study, the team of four medical professionals concluded, “Intentional harm inflicted by peers is a precursor or marker on the...

Adults Want Health Improvements but Lack Time

Are you eating several servings of fruits and veggies each day and hitting the gym at least three times a week? If not, you're not alone. However, a new survey revealed most U.S. adults would prefer to improve their health.

Taking the Guesswork out of Sickle Cell

For some patients, sickle cell disease is a debilitating disease full of painful complications. Until recently it was tough to identify which patients were at risk for the most serious complications.

Knowledge Aids Prevention for Adopted Youth

If you’re considering adoption or have already adopted, understanding the family history of a child can help predict and possibly prevent psychological struggles.

Merck Cholesterol Drug Delayed

Drugmaker Merck & Co. announced Monday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did not approve its investigational combination cholesterol-lowering drug.

Allergy Medication Reduces Symptoms

Merck announced the results from a Phase III clinical study of its investigational allergy immunotherapy tablet (AIT) for ragweed pollen.

Happy 50th - Wishing You a Clear Colonoscopy

It's a fairly well-known guideline. Start colorectal cancer screenings at age 50. Yet, far too many folks in this age group ignore these recommendations - a decision that can be deadly. Now these guidelines have been updated.

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