Updated Vaccine Schedule Released

The updated 2012 recommended vaccination schedules for children and adolescents has been released by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Triple Threat Blood Test for Moms-to-be

A recently available blood test already known to detect Down syndrome in unborn babies can also detect two other serious chromosomal disorders as early as ten weeks into the pregnancy.

Hitting Cancer Where it's Weak

Cancer develops in a struggle between the normal genes that keep your cells healthy, and other genes that developing cancer cells misuse to protect themselves.

Sunshine May Reduce Food Allergy Risk

An easy way reduce food allergy risk may be coming through your window. Sunlight exposure may reduce the risk of food allergies and eczema in children.

Pancreatic Cancer Overuns Ben Gazarra

Stage, screen and television actor Ben Gazarra, has died of pancreatic cancer, an illness he had been battling for some time. He was 81.

Gazarra is best known for his big screen roles in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "Anatomy of a Murder" and "The Big Lebowski."

He also appeared in the television series "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and was the lead in the

Vaccines Are Good Things

Two Missouri pediatricians are on a mission: help doctors respond to parents' fears about vaccinations while pointing out the importance of the potentially life-saving shots.

Kick Prostate Cancer's Butt at the Track

While it's not always known exactly how exercise helps counteract cancer, having proof on a genetic level adds a fairly convincing argument to the many benefits of working up a sweat.

Hearts Love Aspirin

When it comes to helping heart failure patients avoid a stroke, common over-the-counter aspirin may be just as effective as a prescription blood thinner.

Prostate Cancer Radiation Best on the Outside

There are several kinds of External Beam Radiation therapy (EBRT), and figuring out the differences in each can be overwhelming. Recent research has now outlined the major differences. 

Flagrant Fouls Cost More Than 15 Yards

Parents of high school football players take note: it's not the one big hit that poses the greatest risk to their teens' brains - it's the smaller hits from regular practices and games.

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