Vanishing Stent Successful in Trial

Treating clogged arteries often requires a procedure to open the blockage following by placement of a permanent stent to prop it open. New technology has prompted development of a stent capable of slowly disappearing.

Mammography Saves Lives. Period.

Controversy has swirled around when to start mammography and how often to have these breast cancer screenings. New research says what's important is for women just to have them done.

Medicaid Home Concerns

Across the nation, thoughts about the mental health of children in our foster care system yield worry. So much so that researchers decided to look into their antipsychotic usage to examine the validity of these concerns.

Shannon Kolakowski, Psy.D.

Shannon Kolakowski, PsyD, is a licensed psychologist in private practice based in Bellevue, WA, providing treatment for adults, couples and adolescents. Dr. Kolakowski writes and speaks...

Caregiving Strategies for Alzheimer's

Alzheimer's disease does not just affect the memory of the person afflicted. The disease impacts the lives of family and friends, who often provide long-term care for their loved one.

Multitasking Makes Mom More Stressed

Gender equality has evened out drastically over the past century, although sociologists explain balance is still needed, especially in dual-earning homes. 

Gluten-Free Diet Difficult for Celiac Patients

For patients with celiac disease, eating a diet that’s free of gluten can be tricky. But if you can get savvy at managing your diet, you'll enjoy a better quality of life.

Prozac for Autistic Relief

Although the drug Prozac is well established as an effective therapy for depression, researchers may have found another use.

Anti-Seizure Drugs Slow Deadly Eye Cancer

There's a huge push to find new and different uses for existing drugs. New research shows that a class of drugs used to treat seizures may be therapeutic in a deadly type of melanoma that affects the eyes.

Fibromyalgia and Spine Pain

You're in pain. Your neck and back constantly hurt. But how do you know if your pain is just pain, or if it's fibromyalgia?

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