ER 1/25 4 PM CST Longterm Heart Risk Predictions May be Deceptive

The common practice of predicting the risk of heart attack and stroke a decade into the future might be giving some patients a false sense of security.

Proteins in Psoriasis, Breast Cancer Linked

Research into treating breast cancer may have also stumbled onto a way to treat psoriasis. The two conditions share a protein that, if blocked, may reduce the intensity of both diseases.

Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, B Gone

Typical cancer treatments involve broad spectrum drugs that can cause harmful effects to a wide range of cells. Until recently, specialized medicines without a long list of side effects were a rarity.

Adding Up the Cost of Asthma

Across America, asthma is on the rise. With more asthma cases than ever, it is important to understand the cost of asthma and what you can do about it.

Women With Breast Cancer Often Don't Know

Breast cancer is a complicated disease that shows up differently in every woman - and man. And women should be involved in the decision making process, but they simply can't.

Psychiatric Manual Could Lead to Trouble

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) is the standard which clinicians use to diagnose their patients. A new edition of the manual contains changes that may lead to omitting certain diagnoses.

More Safety Points for HPV Vaccine

The vaccine recommended for boys and girls to prevent HPV, an infection that can cause cervical and other cancers, has been shown not to cause diabetes, lupus or similar diseases in young women.

Dropping a Bomb on Cancer

As destructive as gamma radiation can be, alpha radiation is far more powerful. But due to its extremely short range, it's never been used to treat cancer. Until now.

Evolutionary Gender Differences

Men and women often exhibit different types of traits when it comes to aggression, prejudice and fear. Social science doesn't fully explain the gender differences, but perhaps evolution does.

Reevaluating Arrhythmia Patients

Every year about 100,000 implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) are received by patients with life-threatening heart arrhythmias. About a quarter of those are replacements because of a depleted battery, many of which may be unnecessary.

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