Maladies of Men Only

Men and women have much in common. But let's face it: there are some obvious differences between the sexes, especially when it comes to sexual health.

No Longer a Bitter Pill to Swallow

Gleevec (imatinib) is among the most widely prescribed medications to treat chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) in both children and adults. Problem is, it's really hard for kids to swallow this oral medication, but that's about to change.

Where You Live Influences Risk for IBD

Living in a sunny region does more for your health than enhance your mood. Clear blue skies and lots of sun are associated with a lower chance of developing inflammatory bowel disease.

Talking Sex with RA Patients

The pain and stiffness caused by rheumatoid arthritis can wear you out. Some patients find that the disease even affects their sexual health. Unfortunately, these patients may not be getting all the help they need.

Closing the Heart Attack Gap

Heart attack care for Asian Americans has been lacking. In recent years a new report shows substantial improvements in care have helped level the playing field in ensuring Asians receive adequate care.

Identify Alzheimer's 10 Years Early

The best new treatments for Alzheimer's disease likely will rely on early diagnosis and treatment. A new experimental test can help diagnose the disease 10 years before major symptoms appear.

Calculating Who's at Risk For Ovarian Cancer

It's one of the most elusive cancers and also one of the worst. Ovarian cancer has few distinct symptoms and virtually no early detection screening tests. A new program could help family practice physicians help pinpoint women most at risk.

The Autistic Gut

Parents of autistic children frequently hear about the torment of gastrointestinal problems within their children, and new research sheds insight into what’s really going on.

Alcohol's Happy Hour

More than half of the alcohol consumed in the United States occurs during a process known as binge drinking, defined as four or more drinks for women and five or more drinks in men, suggests reports.

Dropping Out With Diabetes

It goes without saying that diseases affect your physical health. But they also can shape your quality of life. It turns out that young people with diabetes may not fare as well in school or in their jobs.

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