Minimizing Adverse Reactions by Stopping the Bleeding

Patients with acute coronary syndromes often must resort to stents or balloon angioplasty to relieve artery constriction. Now the European Society of Cardiology is suggesting new strategies to minimize bleeding during such procedures.

A Spice That Fights Alzheimer's

Could cinnamon really help fight Alzheimer's disease?

Medicare to Pay for Prostate Cancer Drug

Medicare has announced it will pay for Provenge (sipuleucel-T) to treat metastatic prostate cancer. This drug extends the life of patients by about four months.

Keep on Seeing with Diabetes

Diabetics face all sorts of challenges caused by their disease. One of those is the possibility of going blind. Now, researchers have found a way to protect diabetics from this problem.

Heart Attack Deaths in U.S. Territory Hospitals Higher

Medical care has become fairly standardized across the United States with residents of Iowa expecting to receive similar care as those in Louisiana. A recent study shows that the exception might be U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico.

Some Women Dying Too Young

Obesity brings many health problems, and now researchers are finding that it is a major cause of early death in women.

FDA Panel Rules Against Avastin - Again

In an unprecedented appeals hearing, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not changed its mind.  An FDA panel voted that the drug Avastin no longer be approved for treating late-stage breast cancers.

Antidepressants Work to Stop Suicides

A landmark study has shown that antidepressants significantly reduce suicide risk among patients with depression or bipolar disorder.

Love, Marriage and Colon Cancer

Being married isn't just good for the soul. Marriage has a number of clinically proven health benefits. Scientists have added another one recently.

Diabetes Doubles Globally

Diabetes is not just a huge problem in the United States. All over the world, people are getting the disease. Now, it looks like diabetes may be a bigger worldwide problem than was thought.

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