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  • Doing Prescribed Exercises May Help Relieve Arthritis Pain
    (30-Jul-2010)
    Adhering to recommended routine reduced aches, boosted strength, researchers found

  • Doing Prescribed Exercises May Help Relieve Arthritis Pain
    (30-Jul-2010)
    Adhering to recommended routine reduced aches, boosted strength, researchers found

  • Calcium Supplements Linked to Boost in Heart Attack Risk
    (30-Jul-2010)
    People should get needed mineral through their diet, researchers say

  • Research Illuminates How the Human Neck Developed
    (30-Jul-2010)
    Using genetics, scientists discovered anatomical changes that helped the brain advance in people

  • Doing Prescribed Exercises May Help Relieve Arthritis Pain
    (30-Jul-2010)
    Adhering to recommended routine reduced aches, boosted strength, researchers found

  • Calcium Supplements Linked to Boost in Heart Attack Risk
    (30-Jul-2010)
    People should get needed mineral through their diet, researchers say

  • Doing Prescribed Exercises May Help Relieve Arthritis Pain
    (30-Jul-2010)
    Adhering to recommended routine reduced aches, boosted strength, researchers found

  • Scientists Use Stem Cells to Help Rabbits Grow New Joints
    (29-Jul-2010)
    Animals were up and hopping again within weeks, but experts say human trials still far off

  • Scientists Use Stem Cells to Help Rabbits Grow New Joints
    (29-Jul-2010)
    Animals were up and hopping again within weeks, but experts say human trials still far off

  • New Data Supports Link Between Diabetes Drugs, Fractures
    (29-Jul-2010)
    Avandia, Actos increase chances of broken bones in older men and women, study shows

  • Knee, Hip Replacements May Aid Weight Loss: Study
    (29-Jul-2010)
    Healthier lifestyle may be an added bonus for patients following joint surgery, researcher suggests

  • Scientists Use Stem Cells to Help Rabbits Grow New Joints
    (29-Jul-2010)
    Animals were up and hopping again within weeks, but experts say human trials still far off

  • Anesthesia's Role in Hip, Knee Replacement Infections Studied
    (28-Jul-2010)
    Greater risk noted in patients who had general versus spinal/epidural method, researchers say

  • Anesthesia's Role in Hip, Knee Replacement Infections Studied
    (28-Jul-2010)
    Greater risk noted in patients who had general versus spinal/epidural method, researchers say

  • Could Drinking Help Thwart Rheumatoid Arthritis?
    (28-Jul-2010)
    Early study suggests it might, but that's no reason to imbibe heavily, experts say

  • Anesthesia's Role in Hip, Knee Replacement Infections Studied
    (28-Jul-2010)
    Greater risk noted in patients who had general versus spinal/epidural method, researchers say

  • Could Drinking Help Thwart Rheumatoid Arthritis?
    (28-Jul-2010)
    Early study suggests it might, but that's no reason to imbibe heavily, experts say

  • In Conversation, People's Brains Can Mirror Each Other
    (27-Jul-2010)
    Study found neural patterns were most similar when people really 'got' each other

  • Study Explores Links Between Obesity and Chronic Pain
    (26-Jul-2010)
    Finding suggests connection to family history and frame of mind

  • Docs May Be Slow to Diagnose Arthritis of Back, Study Suggests
    (23-Jul-2010)
    As first step, radiofrequency denervation would slash costs, researchers say

  • Docs May Be Slow to Diagnose Arthritis of Back, Study Suggests
    (23-Jul-2010)
    As first step, radiofrequency denervation would slash costs, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Signs That You May Have Hand Arthritis
    (21-Jul-2010)
    Here are some common symptoms

  • Not Every ACL Tear Needs Early Surgery, Study Suggests
    (21-Jul-2010)
    One expert says treatment of the common knee injury is best decided case-by-case

  • Parents Can Help Limit Kids' Exposure to Medical Imaging
    (19-Jul-2010)
    Expert advises asking some questions before allowing X-rays or CT scans

  • Simple Tool May Predict Athlete's Risk for Ligament Injury
    (17-Jul-2010)
    In-office test for ACL tear as accurate as more expensive methods, researchers say

  • Knee Replacements Can Fail for Various Reasons, Expert Says
    (16-Jul-2010)
    Implants vulnerable to friction, infection, instability, fracture and stiffness, specialist warns

  • Those To-Die-For High Heels May Alter Anatomy
    (16-Jul-2010)
    Calf muscle shortens and Achilles tendon thickens over time, study finds

  • Those To-Die-For High Heels May Alter Anatomy
    (16-Jul-2010)
    Calf muscle shortens and Achilles tendon thickens over time, study finds

  • Those To-Die-For High Heels May Alter Anatomy
    (16-Jul-2010)
    Calf muscle shortens and Achilles tendon thickens over time, study finds

  • Knee Replacements Can Fail for Various Reasons, Expert Says
    (16-Jul-2010)
    Implants vulnerable to friction, infection, instability, fracture and stiffness, specialist warns

  • Arthroscopic Hip Surgery May Help Athletes Get Back to Play
    (15-Jul-2010)
    Minimally invasive procedure lets young people return to competitive-level sports, study found

  • Health Tip: What May Trigger a Hernia
    (14-Jul-2010)
    Common causes of the injury

  • Health Tip: Preventing Osteoporosis
    (13-Jul-2010)
    Eat a healthy diet and get enough exercise

  • Coping Therapies Unlikely to Ease Kids' Stem Cell Treatment: Study
    (12-Jul-2010)
    Massage, relaxation intervention produced no significant benefits, researchers say

  • New Guidelines Urge Use of MRI Over CT Scan in Stroke Patients
    (12-Jul-2010)
    American Academy of Neurology now says diffusion MRI best for detecting blockage

  • Wrist Fractures May Open Door to Disability in Older Women
    (09-Jul-2010)
    More needs to be done to prevent this common injury, researchers advise

  • Wrist Fractures May Open Door to Disability in Older Women
    (09-Jul-2010)
    More needs to be done to prevent this common injury, researchers advise

  • Wrist Fractures May Open Door to Disability in Older Women
    (09-Jul-2010)
    More needs to be done to prevent this common injury, researchers advise

  • Tai Chi and Qigong Offer Many Health Benefits: Review
    (08-Jul-2010)
    Eastern 'exercises' may aid heart, immune system, balance, bone health and quality of life, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Shin Splints
    (07-Jul-2010)
    Here's what can make them more likely

  • Vaccines Don't Appear to Increase Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
    (06-Jul-2010)
    Findings challenge common myth about the illness, researchers say

  • Glucosamine Ineffective for Lower Back Pain Linked to Arthritis
    (06-Jul-2010)
    Study finds it's no better than placebo in relieving discomfort or boosting quality of life

  • Health Tip: What Causes Ingrown Toenails?
    (06-Jul-2010)
    There are a number of causes

  • Vaccines Don't Appear to Increase Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
    (06-Jul-2010)
    Findings challenge common myth about the illness, researchers say

  • For Parents With Spina Bifida, a Healthy Daughter
    (02-Jul-2010)

  • Researchers Pinpoint Genetic Tie to Brain Development
    (01-Jul-2010)
    Finding may help in disease research, treatment and more, scientist says

  • Key-Hole Surgery for Knee Injury Doesn't Lower Arthritis Risk
    (29-Jun-2010)
    Arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn ligament or injured cartilage doesn't prevent joint disease, study shows

  • Key-Hole Surgery for Knee Injury Doesn't Lower Arthritis Risk
    (29-Jun-2010)
    Arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn ligament or injured cartilage doesn't prevent joint disease, study shows

  • Key-Hole Surgery for Knee Injury Doesn't Lower Arthritis Risk
    (29-Jun-2010)
    Arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn ligament or injured cartilage doesn't prevent joint disease, study shows

  • Exercise OK for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients: Review
    (28-Jun-2010)
    Moderate-intensity aerobics safe, beneficial in those with stable disease, experts say

  • Exercise OK for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients: Review
    (28-Jun-2010)
    Moderate-intensity aerobics safe, beneficial in those with stable disease, experts say

  • How Brain Organizes Info Doesn't Depend on Sight
    (25-Jun-2010)
    Scans revealed that thought processes occurred in same areas for sighted and blind people, study found

  • Health Tip: Living With Arthritis Pain
    (24-Jun-2010)
    A positive outlook often helps

  • Bone-Building Pills Appear to Lower Invasive Breast Cancer Risk
    (24-Jun-2010)
    Two new studies show a possible link, although not direct cause-and-effect

  • Bone-Building Pills Appear to Lower Invasive Breast Cancer Risk
    (24-Jun-2010)
    Two new studies show a possible link, although not direct cause-and-effect

  • Soccer Safety Not Just for the Pros
    (22-Jun-2010)
    Even amateurs need to prepare before playing to avoid injury, experts say

  • Soccer Safety Not Just for the Pros
    (22-Jun-2010)
    Even amateurs need to prepare before playing to avoid injury, experts say

  • Health Tip: Help Keep Joints Healthy
    (21-Jun-2010)
    Here are some suggestions

  • Inexperienced Female Athletes Risk Serious Health Problems
    (21-Jun-2010)
    Too much exercise, too little nutrition can lead to osteoporosis, fertility issues, experts warn

  • Celebrex Appears Easier on Stomach for Arthritis Patients
    (17-Jun-2010)
    Diclofenac plus proton pump inhibitor quadrupled risk of gastrointestinal damage, study found

  • Stomach Bacteria Might Trigger Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (17-Jun-2010)
    Combination of genetics, environment caused mice to develop disease, study finds

  • Celebrex Appears Easier on Stomach for Arthritis Patients
    (17-Jun-2010)
    Diclofenac plus proton pump inhibitor quadrupled risk of gastrointestinal damage, study found

  • Health Tip: Understanding Achilles Tendonitis
    (17-Jun-2010)
    It affects the body's largest tendon

  • Gene Mutations Linked to Rare, Inherited Bone Disorder
    (17-Jun-2010)
    Finding may help determine the genetic basis of other diseases, researchers say

  • Shared Opinions Light Up Brain's 'Reward Center'
    (17-Jun-2010)
    Finding your thoughts validated by others brings mental satisfaction, study finds

  • Botox May Temporarily Paralyze Emotions, Too
    (17-Jun-2010)
    Facial expressions provide sensory feedback to the brain that influences feelings, research shows

  • Stomach Bacteria Might Trigger Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (17-Jun-2010)
    Combination of genetics, environment caused mice to develop disease, study finds

  • Gene Mutations Offer Clues to Autoimmune Disorders
    (16-Jun-2010)
    Rare variant may lead immune system to attack healthy cells, study finds

  • Health Tip: Things That Can Aggravate Arthritis Pain
    (15-Jun-2010)
    And make you feel worse

  • Calcium, Vitamin D Supplements OK for Arteries
    (15-Jun-2010)
    No evidence of raised stroke or heart risks in those taking moderate doses, researchers say

  • Scientists Spot More Genes Related to Alzheimer's
    (14-Jun-2010)
    Finding might one day lead to new targets, treatments, researcher says

  • Genes May Be a Source of Vitamin D Deficiency
    (10-Jun-2010)
    Analysis found particular genotype that doubled risk

  • Not Smoking After Bone Surgery May Speed Healing
    (10-Jun-2010)
    Patients who quit within days of fracture operation recovered faster, study finds

  • Health Tip: When You're Using Crutches
    (09-Jun-2010)
    Recommendations to prevent slips and falls

  • 40-Year-Old Gout Drug Shows Promise Against Angina
    (08-Jun-2010)
    Could be a less expensive treatment for the painful heart condition, study says

  • Muscle Tone May Play a Role in GERD
    (07-Jun-2010)
    If proven true, theory may someday lead to new treatments, researcher says

  • After a Stroke, Light Exercise Gets Hands, Arms Working Again
    (07-Jun-2010)
    Experimental program is found to improve functioning by a third

  • Help for Women Runners With Knee Pain
    (04-Jun-2010)
    Hip-strengthening exercises may relieve discomfort, study finds

  • Prolia Approved for Post-Menopausal Women With Osteoporosis
    (02-Jun-2010)
    Injectable drug given once every 6 months

  • Prolia Approved for Post-Menopausal Women With Osteoporosis
    (02-Jun-2010)
    Injectable drug given once every 6 months

  • Prolia Approved for Post-Menopausal Women With Osteoporosis
    (02-Jun-2010)
    Injectable drug given once every 6 months

  • Dive Safely -- Or Risk Spinal Cord Damage
    (29-May-2010)
    Go feet first in shallow or unfamiliar waters, experts say

  • New Bunion Procedure Aims to Replace Invasive Foot Surgery
    (27-May-2010)
    Technique pulls deformed bone into place instead of breaking it, researchers explain

  • New Bunion Procedure Aims to Replace Invasive Foot Surgery
    (27-May-2010)
    Technique pulls deformed bone into place instead of breaking it, researchers explain

  • Osteoarthritis Claims Growing Number of Younger Victims
    (26-May-2010)
    Intensive sports and exercise at young age may be the cause, experts say

  • Osteoarthritis Claims Growing Number of Younger Victims
    (26-May-2010)
    Intensive sports and exercise at young age may be the cause, experts say

  • FDA Warns of Fracture Risk With Popular Heartburn Drugs
    (26-May-2010)
    Label change to Nexium, Prilosec,other medications should spur patient-doctor discussions, agency says

  • FDA Warns of Fracture Risk With Popular Heartburn Drugs
    (26-May-2010)
    Label change to Nexium, Prilosec,other medications should spur patient-doctor discussions, agency says

  • Osteoarthritis Claims Growing Number of Younger Victims
    (26-May-2010)
    Intensive sports and exercise at young age may be the cause, experts say

  • Out-of-Pocket Costs Limit Access to Arthritis Drugs
    (25-May-2010)
    Insurance woes keep rheumatoid arthritis patients from biologic meds, study finds

  • Out-of-Pocket Costs Limit Access to Arthritis Drugs
    (25-May-2010)
    Insurance woes keep rheumatoid arthritis patients from biologic meds, study finds

  • Out-of-Pocket Costs Limit Access to Arthritis Drugs
    (25-May-2010)
    Insurance woes keep rheumatoid arthritis patients from biologic meds, study finds

  • Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Muscular Dystrophy
    (21-May-2010)
    Small study found technique restored some muscle function for months

  • Health Tip: Recognize Symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (20-May-2010)
    A list of typical warning signs

  • Health Tip: Recognize Symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (20-May-2010)
    A list of typical warning signs

  • New Hope for Early Detection of Autism
    (19-May-2010)
    Brain scans of sleeping toddlers show differences in response to bedtime stories

  • Acne, Psoriasis Meds Don't Raise Fracture Risk
    (17-May-2010)
    Dutch researchers found retinoids not linked to more broken bones

  • Bone Drugs Not Linked to Rare Fractures
    (12-May-2010)
    Small study did not find significant effect with use of bisphosphonates

  • Prevention Program Spares Seniors More Falls
    (12-May-2010)
    Cost of such intense intervention still a question mark, experts note

  • Bone Drugs Not Linked to Rare Fractures
    (12-May-2010)
    Small study did not find significant effect with use of bisphosphonates

  • Bone Drugs Not Linked to Rare Fractures
    (12-May-2010)
    Small study did not find significant effect with use of bisphosphonates

  • Rhythmic Gymnastics May Help Girls Build Strong Bones
    (11-May-2010)
    Long-term benefits unknown, but could reduce future fracture risk, researchers speculate

  • Health Tip: Caring for a Broken Toe
    (11-May-2010)
    What to do before you can visit the doctor

  • Once-A-Year Vitamin D Megadose Ups Fracture Risk: Study
    (11-May-2010)
    Smaller, more frequent doses still considered protective, experts say

  • Health Tip: Caring for a Broken Toe
    (11-May-2010)
    What to do before you can visit the doctor

  • Health Tip: Caring for a Broken Toe
    (11-May-2010)
    What to do before you can visit the doctor

  • Once-A-Year Vitamin D Megadose Ups Fracture Risk: Study
    (11-May-2010)
    Smaller, more frequent doses still considered protective, experts say

  • Rhythmic Gymnastics May Help Girls Build Strong Bones
    (11-May-2010)
    Long-term benefits unknown, but could reduce future fracture risk, researchers speculate

  • Once-A-Year Vitamin D Megadose Ups Fracture Risk: Study
    (11-May-2010)
    Smaller, more frequent doses still considered protective, experts say

  • Gene Mutation Links Sporadic and Inherited ALS Cases
    (07-May-2010)
    Researcher calls finding a 'game changer' for advancement of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis therapy

  • Ankle Braces May Protect Girl Volleyball Players
    (07-May-2010)
    Device most effective for those who haven't had previous sprain, study says

  • Health Tip: Coping With Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (06-May-2010)
    Suggestions to help soothe symptoms

  • Brain Develops Differently in Fragile X Syndrome
    (06-May-2010)
    MRI scans reveal anatomical alterations in children with genetic disorder

  • Near-Wins May Trigger Problem Gamblers
    (06-May-2010)
    Scans detect intense brain response in certain folks at slot machines

  • Health Tip: Coping With Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (06-May-2010)
    Suggestions to help soothe symptoms

  • Health Tip: When to See a Doctor for a Knee Injury
    (04-May-2010)
    Signs that you should seek treatment

  • Aggressive Action Urged When Evaluating Breast Lesions
    (03-May-2010)
    Suspicious growths in high-risk patients should be classified as soon as possible, researchers say

  • Artificial Legs Now a Reality for Pets
    (29-Apr-2010)
    Medical advances making it possible for dogs like Cassidy to romp on all four legs

  • Scientists Discover Substance That Causes Pain
    (28-Apr-2010)
    Finding could lead to development of non-addictive painkillers, study suggests

  • Health Tip: Managing Shoulder Arthritis
    (28-Apr-2010)
    Suggestions to help control symptoms

  • Health Tip: Managing Shoulder Arthritis
    (28-Apr-2010)
    Suggestions to help control symptoms

  • Scientists Discover Substance That Causes Pain
    (28-Apr-2010)
    Finding could lead to development of non-addictive painkillers, study suggests

  • Scientists Find Way to Heal Broken Bones Faster
    (28-Apr-2010)
    Mouse study suggests Wnt protein might help humans with fractures, too

  • Scientists Find Way to Heal Broken Bones Faster
    (28-Apr-2010)
    Mouse study suggests Wnt protein might help humans with fractures, too

  • Imaging Costs Soar for Medicare Cancer Patients
    (27-Apr-2010)
    Whether more scans are wasteful or improve outcomes isn't known, experts say

  • Botox Injections May Relieve Tennis Elbow Pain
    (26-Apr-2010)
    But some patients suffered side effects, including reduced strength after shots, study finds

  • Martial Arts Training May Save Seniors' Hips
    (23-Apr-2010)
    Learning to roll when they fall helps prevent fractures, study finds

  • Flying With Needles and Meds Can Raise Security Flags
    (22-Apr-2010)
    But experts say ways exist to ease travel for those with chronic illness or disability

  • Flying With Needles and Meds Can Raise Security Flags
    (22-Apr-2010)
    But experts say ways exist to ease travel for those with chronic illness or disability

  • Health Tip: Treating a Corn
    (21-Apr-2010)
    Things you can do at home

  • Analysis Finally Clears Donner Party of Rumored Cannibalism
    (19-Apr-2010)
    No human bones found in hearth at campsite where group was trapped by snowstorm in 1846

  • Raloxifene, Tamoxifen Both Guard Against Breast Cancer
    (19-Apr-2010)
    But first drug helps prevent noninvasive disease more and has fewer side effects, study finds

  • Treatment Eases Involuntary Laughing, Crying Tied to Alzheimer's, MS
    (14-Apr-2010)
    Calming the condition can greatly improve patients' quality of life, experts note

  • Compression Device May Outperform Meds After Hip Surgery
    (08-Apr-2010)
    Leg pump looks as effective as blood thinner, study finds

  • Compression Device May Outperform Meds After Hip Surgery
    (08-Apr-2010)
    Leg pump looks as effective as blood thinner, study finds

  • Vaccine Reverses Type 1 Diabetes in Mice
    (08-Apr-2010)
    More studies needed to see if it can benefit people with the disease

  • Middle-Age Americans Less Mobile Than Ever
    (07-Apr-2010)
    Health experts see this as troubling individually and for society

  • Middle-Age Americans Less Mobile Than Ever
    (07-Apr-2010)
    Health experts see this as troubling individually and for society

  • Middle-Age Americans Less Mobile Than Ever
    (07-Apr-2010)
    Health experts see this as troubling individually and for society

  • No Evidence That Lithium Helps in ALS
    (06-Apr-2010)
    New study contradicts previous report that led to drug's off-label use

  • Long-Term Methotrexate Won't Help Kids With Juvenile Arthritis
    (06-Apr-2010)
    Using drug for up to a year did not affect relapse rate, study found

  • Long-Term Methotrexate Won't Help Kids With Juvenile Arthritis
    (06-Apr-2010)
    Using drug for up to a year did not affect relapse rate, study found

  • Long-Term Methotrexate Won't Help Kids With Juvenile Arthritis
    (06-Apr-2010)
    Using drug for up to a year did not affect relapse rate, study found

  • Long-Term Methotrexate Won't Help Kids With Juvenile Arthritis
    (06-Apr-2010)
    Using drug for up to a year did not affect relapse rate, study found

  • Complex Spinal Operations Soar Despite Drawbacks
    (06-Apr-2010)
    Greater hazard, no more benefit, experts say

  • Weight Training-Related Injuries on the Rise
    (04-Apr-2010)
    Most injuries occur when using free weights, not machines, study finds

  • Bone-Strengthening Drug Guards Against Spread of Breast Cancer
    (01-Apr-2010)
    Zoledronic acid protected against chemotherapy-related bone loss, metastasis, study finds

  • Researchers Boost Post-Heart Attack Survival in Mice
    (01-Apr-2010)
    Nerve growth factor therapy helped heal damaged heart muscle, study found

  • Bone-Strengthening Drug Guards Against Spread of Breast Cancer
    (01-Apr-2010)
    Zoledronic acid protected against chemotherapy-related bone loss, metastasis, study finds

  • Hormone Replacement Might Relieve Arthritis
    (30-Mar-2010)
    Researchers speculate that injections in joint fluid may be beneficial

  • Obesity, Alcohol Among Factors Linked to Women's Gout Risk
    (30-Mar-2010)
    Aging, hypertension also contribute to raised odds of disease, research shows

  • Hormone Replacement Might Relieve Arthritis
    (30-Mar-2010)
    Researchers speculate that injections in joint fluid may be beneficial

  • Many With Arthritis Find Simple Solutions for Relief
    (30-Mar-2010)
    But they would benefit more if they sought advice from doctors, pharmacists, study says

  • Hormone Replacement Might Relieve Arthritis
    (30-Mar-2010)
    Researchers speculate that injections in joint fluid may be beneficial

  • Many With Arthritis Find Simple Solutions for Relief
    (30-Mar-2010)
    But they would benefit more if they sought advice from doctors, pharmacists, study says

  • Obesity, Alcohol Among Factors Linked to Women's Gout Risk
    (30-Mar-2010)
    Aging, hypertension also contribute to raised odds of disease, research shows

  • Hormone Replacement Might Relieve Arthritis
    (30-Mar-2010)
    Researchers speculate that injections in joint fluid may be beneficial

  • Massage Fosters Healing in Bereaved Relatives
    (29-Mar-2010)
    Release of relaxation hormones has positive effects, researchers say

  • MRI Beats X-Ray for Spotting Fractures in ER
    (26-Mar-2010)
    Accurate diagnosis of hip, pelvic breaks cuts costs, speeds treatment, expert says

  • MRI Beats X-Ray for Spotting Fractures in ER
    (26-Mar-2010)
    Accurate diagnosis of hip, pelvic breaks cuts costs, speeds treatment, expert says

  • New Study Refutes Bone Drugs' Link to Fractures
    (24-Mar-2010)
    Benefits of Boniva, Fosamax and Reclast far outweigh any risk, experts say

  • Health Tip: Treating Plantar Warts
    (24-Mar-2010)
    Have them evaluated and treated by a professional

  • New Study Refutes Bone Drugs' Link to Fractures
    (24-Mar-2010)
    Benefits of Boniva, Fosamax and Reclast far outweigh any risk, experts say

  • Tequila Plant May Help Fight Bone Loss
    (23-Mar-2010)
    Artichokes, garlic and onions also contain beneficial fructans, researchers say

  • Obese Kids Suffer More Leg, Foot Injuries: Study
    (22-Mar-2010)
    Have limb pain evaluated, experts advise

  • Women's Height Loss May Indicate Spinal Fracture
    (22-Mar-2010)
    For better detection, study suggests, doctors should not use patient estimates

  • Health Tip: Understanding Gout
    (22-Mar-2010)
    What it is, and possible symptoms

  • Medical Scans Used Most in Atlanta, Least in Seattle
    (22-Mar-2010)
    Study finds wide variation in MRI, CT uptake depending on region

  • Women's Height Loss May Indicate Spinal Fracture
    (22-Mar-2010)
    For better detection, study suggests, doctors should not use patient estimates

  • For Elderly, Giving Up Driving Can Be Tough
    (19-Mar-2010)
    It's a wrenching decision that doesn't necessarily depend on age, experts say

  • Music Soothes Anxiety as Well as Massage Does
    (19-Mar-2010)
    Listening to relaxing tunes might be more cost-effective, researchers add

  • Stitching Wounds May Be Safer Than Stapling
    (17-Mar-2010)
    Infection rate is higher with metal staples, review finds

  • Stitching Wounds May Be Safer Than Stapling
    (17-Mar-2010)
    Infection rate is higher with metal staples, review finds

  • Health Tip: Caring For Your Cast
    (17-Mar-2010)
    Help promote healing

  • Health Tip: Caring For Your Cast
    (17-Mar-2010)
    Help promote healing

  • Health Tip: Prevent a Fungal Nail Infection
    (16-Mar-2010)
    Keep fingers and toes fungi-free

  • Risk of Death Persists After a Hip Fracture
    (15-Mar-2010)
    Older people who suffer a break up to eight times more likely to die, study finds

  • Risk of Death Persists After a Hip Fracture
    (15-Mar-2010)
    Older people who suffer a break up to eight times more likely to die, study finds

  • Strides Seen in Orthopedic Surgery for Kids
    (14-Mar-2010)
    Repairing ACL, meniscus at same time is one advance, 'Tommy John' elbow reconstruction another

  • Scans May Be Misleading for Hockey Players
    (14-Mar-2010)
    MRIs shouldn't take the place of a good clinical exam, study finds

  • Knee Surgeon's Expectations May Differ From Yours
    (12-Mar-2010)
    Before getting replacement joint, have a frank talk with your doctor, researchers say

  • High-Impact Sports Might Not Harm Knee Replacements
    (12-Mar-2010)
    More active patients had better joint function, study found

  • Knee Surgeon's Expectations May Differ From Yours
    (12-Mar-2010)
    Before getting replacement joint, have a frank talk with your doctor, researchers say

  • High-Impact Sports Might Not Harm Knee Replacements
    (12-Mar-2010)
    More active patients had better joint function, study found

  • MRIs May Detect Hidden Tumors in Breast Cancer Patients
    (12-Mar-2010)
    Older women with cancer in one breast should have other one scanned, researchers say

  • High-Impact Sports Might Not Harm Knee Replacements
    (12-Mar-2010)
    More active patients had better joint function, study found

  • New Knee May Improve Balance
    (11-Mar-2010)
    Replacement joint seems to help prevent falls among elderly, study finds

  • New Knee May Improve Balance
    (11-Mar-2010)
    Replacement joint seems to help prevent falls among elderly, study finds

  • Long-Term Use of Osteoporosis Drugs Linked to Fractures
    (11-Mar-2010)
    Drug 'holiday' may be the answer, but more study needed, researchers say

  • New Knee May Improve Balance
    (11-Mar-2010)
    Replacement joint seems to help prevent falls among elderly, study finds

  • Pre-Season Test Spots Baseball Pitchers at Risk of Injury
    (11-Mar-2010)
    Weakness in rotator cuff a warning sign, but exercise regimens can help, experts say

  • New Knee May Improve Balance
    (11-Mar-2010)
    Replacement joint seems to help prevent falls among elderly, study finds

  • Long-Term Use of Osteoporosis Drugs Linked to Fractures
    (11-Mar-2010)
    Drug 'holiday' may be the answer, but more study needed, researchers say

  • Jump in Kids' Sports Injuries Due to Overuse
    (10-Mar-2010)
    Awareness can slow this 'silent epidemic,' prevent long-term problems, expert says

  • Youth Baseball Injuries Becoming More Common
    (10-Mar-2010)
    Stretching, rest can ease elbow, shoulder pain that plagues many young players, studies show

  • Longtime Smokers May Find Protection From Parkinson's
    (10-Mar-2010)
    Finding could help unravel mysteries of neurological and motor disease

  • Severe Injuries From ATV Accidents on the Rise
    (10-Mar-2010)
    Studies found more amputations, spinal injuries among kids who ride them

  • Jump in Kids' Sports Injuries Due to Overuse
    (10-Mar-2010)
    Awareness can slow this 'silent epidemic,' prevent long-term problems, expert says

  • HIV Hides Out in Bone Marrow Cells
    (08-Mar-2010)
    Another secret stash of the virus makes it that much harder to eliminate, scientists say

  • Electromagnetic Pulses May Stem Arthritic Knee Pain
    (06-Mar-2010)
    New device could improve life quality without side effects, expert says

  • Electromagnetic Pulses May Stem Arthritic Knee Pain
    (06-Mar-2010)
    New device could improve life quality without side effects, expert says

  • Electromagnetic Pulses May Stem Arthritic Knee Pain
    (06-Mar-2010)
    New device could improve life quality without side effects, expert says

  • Electromagnetic Pulses May Stem Arthritic Knee Pain
    (06-Mar-2010)
    New device could improve life quality without side effects, expert says

  • Certain Bone Drugs May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
    (05-Mar-2010)
    Benefit from Fosamax, Boniva, Zometa does not apply to obese women, however

  • Certain Bone Drugs May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
    (05-Mar-2010)
    Benefit from Fosamax, Boniva, Zometa does not apply to obese women, however

  • Shoulder Dislocations a Sports Hazard
    (04-Mar-2010)
    Young men most at risk, but elderly women are too, study finds

  • Health Tip: Why You May Need an MRI
    (03-Mar-2010)
    And what it can detect

  • Health Tip: What's Plantar Fasciitis?
    (02-Mar-2010)
    And who's at greater risk

  • New MRI May Lead to Better Brain Pictures
    (01-Mar-2010)
    MIT researchers say technology will yield more on circuitry and activity

  • Zen May Thicken Brain, Thwart Pain
    (26-Feb-2010)
    Meditation appears to build up cortex, MRI scans find

  • Obesity, Lack of Exercise Heighten Arthritis Risk for Women
    (25-Feb-2010)
    Rates of the condition are higher in U.S. than Canada, study finds

  • Wii-Gaming Could Aid Stroke Rehab
    (25-Feb-2010)
    Physical therapy centered around the high-tech games surpassed standard exercises, study finds

  • Obesity, Lack of Exercise Heighten Arthritis Risk for Women
    (25-Feb-2010)
    Rates of the condition are higher in U.S. than Canada, study finds

  • Fitness Boosts Brain Power in Multiple Sclerosis Patients
    (24-Feb-2010)
    MRI scans show less structural damage in those who exercise

  • New Bone Drug May Prevent Fractures But Raise Clot Risk
    (24-Feb-2010)
    It's too soon to say if it outperforms existing drugs, expert says

  • Mammogram Plus MRI Cost-Effective in High-Risk Women
    (23-Feb-2010)
    Having both procedures annually may improve life expectancy, study finds

  • Anxiety Disorder Patients Process Emotions Differently
    (18-Feb-2010)
    MRI scans show abnormal brain activity, researchers say

  • Diabetes Drugs Avandia, Actos Tied to Fractures in Women
    (15-Feb-2010)
    Those over 65 at greatest risk from thiazolidinedione use, study indicates

  • Diabetes Drugs Avandia, Actos Tied to Fractures in Women
    (15-Feb-2010)
    Those over 65 at greatest risk from thiazolidinedione use, study indicates

  • Elevators Can Bring Injury to Seniors
    (15-Feb-2010)
    Researcher urges installation of bigger buttons to stop closing doors

  • Heel-First Walking Conserves Energy
    (12-Feb-2010)
    Touching down toe-first is less economical in humans, research shows

  • MRI May Not Add Value to Routine Breast Cancer Care
    (12-Feb-2010)
    Repeat procedure rates are unchanged when scans are used, study finds

  • Research Sheds Light on Increasing Cerebral Palsy Rates Among Preemies
    (12-Feb-2010)
    Findings suggest link to umbilical cord inflammation

  • ADHD Brain May Be a Little Different
    (11-Feb-2010)
    Ventral striatum is smaller, which may explain impulsiveness, researchers say

  • Fitness a Factor in Snow Shoveling Injuries
    (11-Feb-2010)
    Some people just aren't in good enough shape to do it themselves, expert warns

  • With Anorexia, Body May Hoard Fat in Bones
    (10-Feb-2010)
    Finding may help explain osteoporosis among those with the eating disorder

  • With Anorexia, Body May Hoard Fat in Bones
    (10-Feb-2010)
    Finding may help explain osteoporosis among those with the eating disorder

  • Health Tip: Getting Help for Neck Pain
    (09-Feb-2010)
    When you should see a doctor

  • Beer for the Bones?
    (08-Feb-2010)
    Beneficial silicon content varies from brew to brew, study finds

  • Handgrip Strength Helps Predict Death Risk in Elderly
    (08-Feb-2010)
    As grip declines, so does survival, study finds

  • Drug Cures Osteoporosis in Mice
    (08-Feb-2010)
    Experimental agent targets serotonin in the gut, triggering bone formation

  • Beer for the Bones?
    (08-Feb-2010)
    Beneficial silicon content varies from brew to brew, study finds

  • Ski Helmets Encouraged for All
    (07-Feb-2010)
    Head injuries reduced without harm to neck, researchers find

  • Surgeons Suffering Work-Related Injuries
    (05-Feb-2010)
    Laparoscopy responsible for 'pending epidemic,' researchers say

  • Agricultural Chemical Spray Linked to Birth Defect Risk
    (05-Feb-2010)
    Infant abdominal hernia rates higher near farms using atrazine, research shows

  • Nanofiber Gel May Spur Growth of New Knee Cartilage
    (04-Feb-2010)
    Animal study reveals new way to repair damage with natural tissue

  • Nanofiber Gel May Spur Growth of New Knee Cartilage
    (04-Feb-2010)
    Animal study reveals new way to repair damage with natural tissue

  • Nanofiber Gel May Spur Growth of New Knee Cartilage
    (04-Feb-2010)
    Animal study reveals new way to repair damage with natural tissue

  • Kidney Function May Be Tied to Bone Loss
    (03-Feb-2010)
    Even moderate impairment appears to increase fracture risk, study finds

  • Wii Popularity Leads to New Kind of Gaming Injury
    (03-Feb-2010)
    Instead of hand pain, some injure their feet on Wii boards, report notes

  • Kidney Function May Be Tied to Bone Loss
    (03-Feb-2010)
    Even moderate impairment appears to increase fracture risk, study finds

  • Wii Popularity Leads to New Kind of Gaming Injury
    (03-Feb-2010)
    Instead of hand pain, some injure their feet on Wii boards, report notes

  • Brain Scans Suggest Some Vegetative Patients May Be Aware
    (03-Feb-2010)
    But researchers caution against giving families false hope

  • Tylenol May Protect Kidneys After Severe Muscle Damage
    (03-Feb-2010)
    Treatment prevented organ failure in injured rats, study found

  • Kidney Function May Be Tied to Bone Loss
    (03-Feb-2010)
    Even moderate impairment appears to increase fracture risk, study finds

  • CT Scans Deemed Best for Checking Heart Arteries
    (02-Feb-2010)
    But if it's muscle tissue that needs examining, use MRI, expert says

  • Long Before Symptoms, Blood May Reveal Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (01-Feb-2010)
    Testing could lead to earlier detection and treatment, study suggests

  • Fewer Childhood Deaths From Rheumatic Disease
    (01-Feb-2010)
    Treatment advances in the 1990s may explain drop, study says

  • For the Knee, Shoes and Playing Surface Matter
    (30-Jan-2010)
    Study finds that cleats and natural grass make the safest combination

  • For the Knee, Shoes and Playing Surface Matter
    (30-Jan-2010)
    Study finds that cleats and natural grass make the safest combination

  • Injections May Boost Knee Surgery Success
    (28-Jan-2010)
    Patients with torn meniscus plus arthritis recover better when given sodium hyaluronate, study finds

  • Injections May Boost Knee Surgery Success
    (28-Jan-2010)
    Patients with torn meniscus plus arthritis recover better when given sodium hyaluronate, study finds

  • Injections May Boost Knee Surgery Success
    (28-Jan-2010)
    Patients with torn meniscus plus arthritis recover better when given sodium hyaluronate, study finds

  • Injections May Boost Knee Surgery Success
    (28-Jan-2010)
    Patients with torn meniscus plus arthritis recover better when given sodium hyaluronate, study finds

  • Injections May Boost Knee Surgery Success
    (28-Jan-2010)
    Patients with torn meniscus plus arthritis recover better when given sodium hyaluronate, study finds

  • Barefoot Best for Running?
    (27-Jan-2010)
    Study finds people are more likely to strike forefoot first, easing impact

  • New Scan May Help Find Aggressive Prostate Tumors
    (27-Jan-2010)
    Process is among several that use a variation of MRI technology

  • Health Tip: What's Causing My Shoulder Pain?
    (26-Jan-2010)
    Here's a list of common triggers

  • Health Tip: What's Causing My Shoulder Pain?
    (26-Jan-2010)
    Here's a list of common triggers

  • In Injury-Prone Soccer, Headers Aren't the Problem
    (26-Jan-2010)
    Colliding with other body parts, and the ground, cause more injuries, experts say

  • In Injury-Prone Soccer, Headers Aren't the Problem
    (26-Jan-2010)
    Colliding with other body parts, and the ground, cause more injuries, experts say

  • Health Tip: Getting a Bone Density Test
    (25-Jan-2010)
    Who may need one?

  • More Proof Exercise Leads to Healthier Aging
    (25-Jan-2010)
    Good for the mind and body, series of studies finds

  • New Guidelines Suggest Botox for Cerebral Palsy
    (25-Jan-2010)
    Drug injections can reduce muscle spasticity, experts say

  • Health Tip: Getting a Bone Density Test
    (25-Jan-2010)
    Who may need one?

  • More Proof Exercise Leads to Healthier Aging
    (25-Jan-2010)
    Good for the mind and body, series of studies finds

  • Downhill Sports Can Take a Dangerous Turn
    (24-Jan-2010)
    Expert advises skiers, snowboarders to keep alert and wear a helmet

  • Downhill Sports Can Take a Dangerous Turn
    (24-Jan-2010)
    Expert advises skiers, snowboarders to keep alert and wear a helmet

  • Self-Image Linked to Activity in Frontal Lobe of Brain
    (23-Jan-2010)
    People with high self-regard use brain area less, MRI scans show

  • New Gene ID'd in Brittle Bone Disease
    (20-Jan-2010)
    Discovery may shed light on origin of osteogenesis imperfecta, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Reduce Your Risk of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    (20-Jan-2010)
    Help protect your wrists

  • New Gene ID'd in Brittle Bone Disease
    (20-Jan-2010)
    Discovery may shed light on origin of osteogenesis imperfecta, researchers say

  • Medical Students Supportive of Alternative Medicine
    (20-Jan-2010)
    Blending therapies would benefit patients, survey reports

  • Brain Scans Reveal Video Gamers' Secrets
    (20-Jan-2010)
    Certain regions of striatum were larger in best players, study found

  • Stem Cells Become Functioning Neurons in Mice
    (19-Jan-2010)
    Finding moves research closer to helping people with spinal injuries, experts say

  • Compounds Identified That Might Treat Nerve Diseases
    (19-Jan-2010)
    Researchers aim to 'chaperone' proteins involved in diseases like Parkinson's

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent a Stress Fracture
    (19-Jan-2010)
    Take these precautions

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent a Stress Fracture
    (19-Jan-2010)
    Take these precautions

  • Stem Cells Become Functioning Neurons in Mice
    (19-Jan-2010)
    Finding moves research closer to helping people with spinal injuries, experts say

  • Girls' Soccer Injuries Plummet After Exercise Program
    (15-Jan-2010)
    Specially designed training sessions bring less trauma to knees, researchers say

  • The Pill May Decrease Bone Density
    (15-Jan-2010)
    Long-term use of low-dose versions affect women most, study finds

  • Girls' Soccer Injuries Plummet After Exercise Program
    (15-Jan-2010)
    Specially designed training sessions bring less trauma to knees, researchers say

  • The Pill May Decrease Bone Density
    (15-Jan-2010)
    Long-term use of low-dose versions affect women most, study finds

  • Stabilizing Spine May Be Waste of Time in Gun, Knife Victims
    (14-Jan-2010)
    Doubled chance of death in those not brought directly to trauma center, study finds

  • Vitamin D Plus Calcium Guards Against Fractures
    (13-Jan-2010)
    But the vitamin alone doesn't offer significant protection, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Dealing With Muscle Cramps
    (13-Jan-2010)
    Here's what to do

  • For Achilles Overuse, Plasma Injections Look No Better Than Placebo
    (13-Jan-2010)
    Increasingly popular procedure unwarranted for chronic tendinopathy, researchers say

  • Vitamin D Plus Calcium Guards Against Fractures
    (13-Jan-2010)
    But the vitamin alone doesn't offer significant protection, researchers say

  • For Achilles Overuse, Plasma Injections Look No Better Than Placebo
    (13-Jan-2010)
    Increasingly popular procedure unwarranted for chronic tendinopathy, researchers say

  • Vitamin D Plus Calcium Guards Against Fractures
    (13-Jan-2010)
    But the vitamin alone doesn't offer significant protection, researchers say

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Lowers Flu Shot Effectiveness
    (11-Jan-2010)
    But patients should still get vaccinated, researchers say

  • Actemra Approved for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (11-Jan-2010)
    For people who haven't responded to other RA drugs

  • Younger Hunters Prey to Treestand Injuries
    (09-Jan-2010)
    Safety campaigns could help prevent serious accidents, expert says

  • Younger Hunters Prey to Treestand Injuries
    (09-Jan-2010)
    Safety campaigns could help prevent serious accidents, expert says

  • Slim Risk of Death After Joint Replacement
    (07-Jan-2010)
    Mortality risk highest within first 26 days after hip or knee surgery, study finds

  • Slim Risk of Death After Joint Replacement
    (07-Jan-2010)
    Mortality risk highest within first 26 days after hip or knee surgery, study finds

  • Slim Risk of Death After Joint Replacement
    (07-Jan-2010)
    Mortality risk highest within first 26 days after hip or knee surgery, study finds

  • Slim Risk of Death After Joint Replacement
    (07-Jan-2010)
    Mortality risk highest within first 26 days after hip or knee surgery, study finds

  • Fat May Help Build Bone Mass in Girls
    (06-Jan-2010)
    Excessive weight loss in teen years may increase risk of osteoporosis, findings suggest

  • Start Mammograms by 40, Breast Imaging Experts Say
    (05-Jan-2010)
    New guidelines also call for annual screening by 30 for high-risk women

  • Health Tip: Caring for an Ankle Sprain
    (05-Jan-2010)
    Use RICE (rest, ice, compression and elevation)

  • Might Surgical Weight Loss Put Bones at Risk?
    (01-Jan-2010)
    Experts consider possible causes after study finds high fracture rate

  • Might Surgical Weight Loss Put Bones at Risk?
    (01-Jan-2010)
    Experts consider possible causes after study finds high fracture rate

  • Heel Pain Usually Relieved With Stretching Regimen
    (30-Dec-2009)
    Left untreated, plantar fasciitis can lead to other problems, doctor says

  • Health Tip: Warning Signs of Juvenile Arthritis
    (28-Dec-2009)
    Here are common symptoms

  • Contraceptive Depo-Provera May Weaken Bones
    (23-Dec-2009)
    Nearly half of women in study lost bone mass within two years

  • Contraceptive Depo-Provera May Weaken Bones
    (23-Dec-2009)
    Nearly half of women in study lost bone mass within two years

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    (22-Dec-2009)
    Typical symptoms include pain in the wrist and hand

  • Many High-Risk Women Refuse Breast MRI
    (22-Dec-2009)
    Though it helps ID early breast cancer, 42 percent in study declined free test

  • Health Tip: Conditions That Can Affect Foot Health
    (21-Dec-2009)
    Don't ignore your feet

  • Diabetes Insight Could Lead to Better Treatments
    (21-Dec-2009)
    Inhibiting a key inflammatory pathway brought powerful results in mice and people, researchers say

  • Patients With Pacemakers Should Avoid MRI Scans
    (15-Dec-2009)
    Study examines potential for injury when doctors decide benefits of imaging outweigh the risks

  • Shoulder Repair Technique Borrows From Cadavers
    (14-Dec-2009)
    After frequent dislocations, 'sculpting' procedure may be long-term solution, researchers say

  • New Hope for Brain, Spinal Cord Injuries
    (11-Dec-2009)
    Deletion of key gene could help nerve fibers regenerate, researchers say

  • Molecule Discovery Might Help ALS Patients
    (10-Dec-2009)
    Finding in mouse study could lead to treatment for the disease, researchers say

  • Bone Drugs May Beat Back Breast Cancer
    (10-Dec-2009)
    Bisphosphonates seem to prevent recurrence, researchers find

  • Bone Drugs May Beat Back Breast Cancer
    (10-Dec-2009)
    Bisphosphonates seem to prevent recurrence, researchers find

  • Health Tip: Healing a Broken Collarbone
    (09-Dec-2009)
    What to anticipate during recovery

  • Health Tip: Healing a Broken Collarbone
    (09-Dec-2009)
    What to anticipate during recovery

  • Beating Heart Differs by Gender, Age: Study
    (08-Dec-2009)
    New imaging techniques could lead to better diagnoses, experts say

  • Health Tip: Treating Bunion Pain
    (07-Dec-2009)
    Here's what you can do

  • Timing of Multiple-Ligament Knee Surgery May Not Matter
    (04-Dec-2009)
    Outcomes same whether procedure done immediately or 3 weeks later, study shows

  • Weak Muscles May Cause 'Runner's Knee'
    (01-Dec-2009)
    Hamstrings, quadriceps and fallen arches take the blame in new study

  • Serious Pregnancy Complication Detected With MRI
    (01-Dec-2009)
    Placenta accreta is increasingly common but more easily identified, study finds

  • Osteoarthritis Costs U.S. Over $185 Billion a Year
    (30-Nov-2009)
    Improved screening, awareness may help delay progression and reduce expenses, researchers say

  • Rx for Office Pains: Strength Exercises
    (30-Nov-2009)
    Neck, shoulder discomfort eased, function improved after 10-week program, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Opt for Weight-Bearing Exercises
    (30-Nov-2009)
    They can help build bone health

  • Lots of Exercise in Midlife May Lead to Osteoarthritis
    (30-Nov-2009)
    Like a pothole that worsens over time, so do knees' internal injuries, study finds

  • Rx for Office Pains: Strength Exercises
    (30-Nov-2009)
    Neck, shoulder discomfort eased, function improved after 10-week program, researchers say

  • Osteoarthritis Costs U.S. Over $185 Billion a Year
    (30-Nov-2009)
    Improved screening, awareness may help delay progression and reduce expenses, researchers say

  • Lots of Exercise in Midlife May Lead to Osteoarthritis
    (30-Nov-2009)
    Like a pothole that worsens over time, so do knees' internal injuries, study finds

  • Health Tip: Opt for Weight-Bearing Exercises
    (30-Nov-2009)
    They can help build bone health

  • Pack Right for the Holidays to Avoid the ER
    (26-Nov-2009)
    Luggage that's too big or too heavy can lead to strains or worse

  • Pack Right for the Holidays to Avoid the ER
    (26-Nov-2009)
    Luggage that's too big or too heavy can lead to strains or worse

  • Pack Right for the Holidays to Avoid the ER
    (26-Nov-2009)
    Luggage that's too big or too heavy can lead to strains or worse

  • Chronic Pain Trips Up Seniors
    (24-Nov-2009)
    Discomfort contributes to the falls that plague older adults, study finds

  • Chronic Pain Trips Up Seniors
    (24-Nov-2009)
    Discomfort contributes to the falls that plague older adults, study finds

  • Chronic Pain Trips Up Seniors
    (24-Nov-2009)
    Discomfort contributes to the falls that plague older adults, study finds

  • Chronic Pain Trips Up Seniors
    (24-Nov-2009)
    Discomfort contributes to the falls that plague older adults, study finds

  • Stunts Raise Injury Risks for Cheerleaders
    (21-Nov-2009)
    Type of flooring, greater heights increase potential for trauma, study finds

  • Stunts Raise Injury Risks for Cheerleaders
    (21-Nov-2009)
    Type of flooring, greater heights increase potential for trauma, study finds

  • Stunts Raise Injury Risks for Cheerleaders
    (21-Nov-2009)
    Type of flooring, greater heights increase potential for trauma, study finds

  • Blood Test Could Boost Clarity of Breast MRI Results for Some
    (20-Nov-2009)
    Taking menstrual cycle into account when booking exam may cut need for repeat scans, study suggests

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent Bunions
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Here's what you can do

  • Health Tip: Remedy a Hammer Toe
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Early treatment may prevent the need for surgery

  • High-Impact Activity May Be Good for Old Bones
    (14-Nov-2009)
    Sampling of senior athletes finds better density with some sports

  • Gestures Processed in Brain's Language Center
    (14-Nov-2009)
    Talking with your hands could be linked to evolution, research suggests

  • Hip Fracture Odds Rise With Women's Age
    (13-Nov-2009)
    Menopause also plays a role, but a lesser one than age, study finds

  • Hip Fracture Odds Rise With Women's Age
    (13-Nov-2009)
    Menopause also plays a role, but a lesser one than age, study finds

  • Laser Therapy Seems to Relieve Neck Pain
    (13-Nov-2009)
    Large, double-blind study needed to confirm results of review, American expert says

  • Gene Therapy Brings New Muscle to Monkeys
    (12-Nov-2009)
    Finding holds hope of better treatment for muscular dystrophy, experts say

  • Pneumonia Drug Promising Against Form of Muscular Dystrophy
    (12-Nov-2009)
    In studies with mice, pentamidine combats genetic defects that lead to myotonic dystrophy

  • Gene Therapy Brings New Muscle to Monkeys
    (12-Nov-2009)
    Finding holds hope of better treatment for muscular dystrophy, experts say

  • Muscle Weakness Linked to Alzheimer's Risk in Seniors
    (10-Nov-2009)
    Reason for association unknown, but stroke is one possibility, researchers say

  • Breast Cancer Drugs May Fight Cervical Cancer, Too
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Study in mice reports success with drugs that inhibit estrogen

  • Rx for Fall Foot Injuries
    (08-Nov-2009)
    Ignoring pain now can take you out of the game later, doctors say

  • Rx for Fall Foot Injuries
    (08-Nov-2009)
    Ignoring pain now can take you out of the game later, doctors say

  • Health Tip: What's Behind Hip Bursitis?
    (06-Nov-2009)
    Some common causes

  • New Smells 'Etched' in Brain: Study
    (06-Nov-2009)
    Findings might play a role in boosting memories -- or forgetting them, researchers say

  • Cooling May Reduce Brain Lesions in Newborns
    (06-Nov-2009)
    Treatment after oxygen deprivation accounts for better motor skills later, study suggests

  • Waiting, Wondering About Radiology Results Irks Patients
    (04-Nov-2009)
    Getting details in writing would be ideal, survey finds

  • How Safe Are Popular Reflux Drugs?
    (04-Nov-2009)
    Experts debate evidence linking acid-blockers to possible bone, heart problems

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Doesn't Promote Cancer
    (29-Oct-2009)
    No added risk among patients taking immunosuppressants, research shows

  • Better Drug Emerges for Steroid-Induced Bone Loss
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Teriparatide outperforms alendronate for type of osteoporosis, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Doesn't Promote Cancer
    (29-Oct-2009)
    No added risk among patients taking immunosuppressants, research shows

  • Better Drug Emerges for Steroid-Induced Bone Loss
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Teriparatide outperforms alendronate for type of osteoporosis, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Doesn't Promote Cancer
    (29-Oct-2009)
    No added risk among patients taking immunosuppressants, research shows

  • Tai Chi May Help Ward Off Knee Pain in Seniors
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Two hours per week can improve osteoarthritis symptoms in older patients, study finds

  • Tai Chi May Help Ward Off Knee Pain in Seniors
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Two hours per week can improve osteoarthritis symptoms in older patients, study finds

  • Better Drug Emerges for Steroid-Induced Bone Loss
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Teriparatide outperforms alendronate for type of osteoporosis, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Doesn't Promote Cancer
    (29-Oct-2009)
    No added risk among patients taking immunosuppressants, research shows

  • New Clues to How Fish Oils Help Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Findings may boost treatments for other inflammatory diseases, researchers say

  • New Clues to How Fish Oils Help Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Findings may boost treatments for other inflammatory diseases, researchers say

  • New Clues to How Fish Oils Help Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Findings may boost treatments for other inflammatory diseases, researchers say

  • Takes a Pro to Make Offices Pain-Free
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Ergonomist's adjustments to desks, chairs reduce eyestrain, poor posture, study finds

  • New Clues to How Fish Oils Help Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Findings may boost treatments for other inflammatory diseases, researchers say

  • Short-Term, High-Dose Vitamin D2 May Ease Deficiency
    (27-Oct-2009)
    Expert says treatment could prevent several bone problems

  • Health Tip: Foot Care for People With Diabetes
    (27-Oct-2009)
    Pay special attention to your feet

  • Short-Term, High-Dose Vitamin D2 May Ease Deficiency
    (27-Oct-2009)
    Expert says treatment could prevent several bone problems

  • Cell Phone May Reduce Bone Density in Hips
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Keep mobile phones as far as possible from body, research suggests

  • Cell Phone May Reduce Bone Density in Hips
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Keep mobile phones as far as possible from body, research suggests

  • Light Touch Helps Grip of MS Patients
    (23-Oct-2009)
    Study shows ways to optimize hand movements

  • Common Knee Pain May Improve With Therapy
    (23-Oct-2009)
    Supervised exercise had better results than wait-and-see approach, researchers say

  • Common Knee Pain May Improve With Therapy
    (23-Oct-2009)
    Supervised exercise had better results than wait-and-see approach, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Warning Signs of Scoliosis
    (23-Oct-2009)
    An abnormal curvature of the spine that rarely causes pain

  • Existing Drug May Lead to ALS Treatment
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Researchers hope to start testing in patients within five years

  • Glucosamine Fails Osteoarthritis Test
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Popular supplement doesn't prevent loss of cartilage in knee, study finds

  • Glucosamine Fails Osteoarthritis Test
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Popular supplement doesn't prevent loss of cartilage in knee, study finds

  • Cancer Drug May Help Scleroderma
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Gleevec improved skin and lung function in patient study

  • Genes May Link Hip Fractures and Heart Disease
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Risks for breaks rise if a brother or sister has heart failure or stroke, study finds

  • Genes May Link Hip Fractures and Heart Disease
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Risks for breaks rise if a brother or sister has heart failure or stroke, study finds

  • Existing Drug May Lead to ALS Treatment
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Researchers hope to start testing in patients within five years

  • Glucosamine Fails Osteoarthritis Test
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Popular supplement doesn't prevent loss of cartilage in knee, study finds

  • Genes May Link Hip Fractures and Heart Disease
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Risks for breaks rise if a brother or sister has heart failure or stroke, study finds

  • Scientists Find New Key to Lupus
    (19-Oct-2009)
    Molecule identified in lab mice may cause autoimmune disease

  • Household Insecticides May Be Linked to Autoimmune Diseases
    (19-Oct-2009)
    Study suggests a connection with lupus, rheumatoid arthritis

  • Tylenol May Weaken Effectiveness of Kids' Vaccines
    (16-Oct-2009)
    Giving analgesic to prevent fever at shot time could be counterproductive, researchers say

  • A Drug to Cure Spinal Cord Injuries?
    (15-Oct-2009)
    That idea is not so far-fetched, say scientists who now have possible targets for therapy

  • More MRI Machines May Mean More Back Surgeries
    (14-Oct-2009)
    But many of these procedures will not help patients, researchers warn

  • Side Effects in Statin Users Linked to Gene Mutation
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Finding may help tailor treatments to keep patients from stopping meds, researcher says

  • Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Parkinson's
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Treatment tested in monkeys addresses only motor issues, though, experts say

  • Coach K: Osteoarthritis Can Be Beaten
    (12-Oct-2009)
    Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski overcame potentially crippling foe

  • Coach K: Osteoarthritis Can Be Beaten
    (12-Oct-2009)
    Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski overcame potentially crippling foe

  • Exercise Boosts Bone Density in Breast-Feeding Moms
    (08-Oct-2009)
    Lactation depletes calcium stores, but working out can minimize risks, research shows

  • Exercise Boosts Bone Density in Breast-Feeding Moms
    (08-Oct-2009)
    Lactation depletes calcium stores, but working out can minimize risks, research shows

  • Long-Term Back Pain Not Inevitable, Study Finds
    (07-Oct-2009)
    Chances of recovering from chronic discomfort are better than previously thought, research shows

  • 2nd Knee Surgery Common Among Young Patients
    (07-Oct-2009)
    More active life raises risk for repeated rupture, researchers suspect

  • Health Tip: Why Do I Get Muscle Cramps?
    (07-Oct-2009)
    A list of common causes

  • Focused Radiation Protects Tumor Patients' Brain Function
    (05-Oct-2009)
    Researchers recommend standard treatment with monitoring over whole-brain radiotherapy

  • Anti-Aging Drug Closer to Reality
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Scientists extend lifespan of female mice and thwart diseases of old age in both sexes

  • Health Tip: Treating an Ingrown Toenail
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Things you can do at home

  • No Osteoarthritis Seen in Obese Mice Without Leptin
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Hormone linked to appetite may also influence arthritis risk, researchers find

  • Those Stilettos Can Hurt You Years From Now
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Damage from sandals, slippers and high heels contributes to aching feet later on, researchers say

  • Those Stilettos Can Hurt You Years From Now
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Damage from sandals, slippers and high heels contributes to aching feet later on, researchers say

  • Those Stilettos Can Hurt You Years From Now
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Damage from sandals, slippers and high heels contributes to aching feet later on, researchers say

  • Type 2 Diabetes Drug May Increase Fracture Risk
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Study adds to evidence of possible link between thiazolidinediones and bone fractures, researchers say

  • No Osteoarthritis Seen in Obese Mice Without Leptin
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Hormone linked to appetite may also influence arthritis risk, researchers find

  • Docs Miss Test Results -- Even With Alerts
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Communication woes still plague medical system, researchers find

  • Autumn Chores Often Hazardous
    (27-Sep-2009)
    Take precautions to avoid falls, strains and sprains, experts say

  • Autumn Chores Often Hazardous
    (27-Sep-2009)
    Take precautions to avoid falls, strains and sprains, experts say

  • Surgery Best for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    (25-Sep-2009)
    Operation has modest advantage over non-surgical therapies, researchers say

  • Surgery Best for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    (25-Sep-2009)
    Operation has modest advantage over non-surgical therapies, researchers say

  • FDA Acknowledges Mistakes in Knee-Device Approval
    (25-Sep-2009)
    Agency says it will review procedure for endorsing medical devices

  • Steps Start to Add Up to a Math Path in the Brain
    (24-Sep-2009)
    With functional MRI, researchers see that numbers trigger distinct activity patterns

  • Bad Economy Really Hurts Some Folks
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Many Americans blame acute aches and pains on the recession, survey finds

  • Health Tip: Ward Off Runner's Knee
    (22-Sep-2009)
    A dull pain in the front of the knee

  • Small Steps May Speed Recovery in ICU Patients
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Mild exercise beats bed rest, preliminary study finds

  • Small Steps May Speed Recovery in ICU Patients
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Mild exercise beats bed rest, preliminary study finds

  • Best Option for Fractured Nose Varies by Patient
    (21-Sep-2009)
    Good results seen with both open surgery and minimally invasive techniques, study finds

  • Paralyzed Rats Walk Again
    (21-Sep-2009)
    Three-pronged treatment let their legs move, bear weight without brain signals

  • School Sports May Spell Trouble for Ankles
    (19-Sep-2009)
    Because children's bones are still developing, injuries require special care, doctors say

  • Health Tip: Could It Be a Torn Rotator Cuff?
    (18-Sep-2009)
    Here are basic warning signs

  • Bones May Suffer From Green Tea Consumption
    (17-Sep-2009)
    Research on mice reveals loss of density and thickness

  • Shockwave Treatment May Not Be Best for Shoulder Pain
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Comparison study finds supervised exercise has better results

  • Brain Scans Could Help Spot Schizophrenia Earlier
    (09-Sep-2009)
    Imaging technology might advance treatment of psychotic disorders, researchers say

  • Yoga Can Ease Lower Back Pain
    (08-Sep-2009)
    Those who did it reported less discomfort, depression after six months

  • Let Orthopedic Surgery Wait Until Morning When Possible
    (07-Sep-2009)
    More minor complications seen with 'after-hours' procedures, study finds

  • Trio of Gene Variants Discovered That May Raise Alzheimer's Risk
    (06-Sep-2009)
    Study suggests they're implicated in clearance of amyloid plaque from brain

  • Kickoff, Punting Take a Toll
    (06-Sep-2009)
    In high school football, most severe injuries occur then, study finds

  • High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries
    (03-Sep-2009)
    More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says

  • Safety Should Be the Goal for Football Players
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Good coaching, right equipment can prevent serious head and neck injuries, doctors say

  • Safety Should Be the Goal for Football Players
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Good coaching, right equipment can prevent serious head and neck injuries, doctors say

  • Health Tip: Strengthen Your Shoulders
    (31-Aug-2009)
    To help prevent injury

  • Scans Shed New Light on Concussions
    (28-Aug-2009)
    Technology helps detect hidden brain damage, study shows

  • Health Tip: Tame Arthritis Symptoms
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Suggestions to stay productive

  • Strong Thighs May Mean Less Knee Pain for Women
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Study found link between muscle strength, arthritis woes

  • Strong Thighs May Mean Less Knee Pain for Women
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Study found link between muscle strength, arthritis woes

  • U.S. Childhood Vaccine Rates Good But Could Be Better: CDC
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Compliance still high and stable, but more coverage needed among poor, report finds

  • Health Tip: Who's at Greater Risk of Hip Fracture?
    (26-Aug-2009)
    Factors that can make you more vulnerable

  • Health Tip: Who's at Greater Risk of Hip Fracture?
    (26-Aug-2009)
    Factors that can make you more vulnerable

  • Experimental Treatment Could Fight Muscular Dystrophy
    (26-Aug-2009)
    In some patients, injected molecule appears to restart production of missing protein

  • Preemie Birth Could Mean Weaker Bones as Adults
    (25-Aug-2009)
    Small babies at risk for osteoporosis decades later, study finds

  • Preemie Birth Could Mean Weaker Bones as Adults
    (25-Aug-2009)
    Small babies at risk for osteoporosis decades later, study finds

  • MRI Might Find Early Alzheimer's
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Detection could help slow down the disease, study says

  • Depression's Effect on Pleasure Is Real
    (21-Aug-2009)
    Using scans, researchers spot changes in the way the brain responds to music

  • Sleep Training Helps Ease Insomnia Tied to Arthritis
    (20-Aug-2009)
    Cognitive behavioral therapy reduced pain and awakenings in study

  • Herb Shows Potential for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (19-Aug-2009)
    Study compares ancient remedy to modern drug, but not the most common, experts say

  • Herb Shows Potential for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (19-Aug-2009)
    Study compares ancient remedy to modern drug, but not the most common, experts say

  • Herb Shows Potential for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (19-Aug-2009)
    Study compares ancient remedy to modern drug, but not the most common, experts say

  • Herb Shows Potential for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (19-Aug-2009)
    Study compares ancient remedy to modern drug, but not the most common, experts say

  • Herb Shows Potential for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (19-Aug-2009)
    Study compares ancient remedy to modern drug, but not the most common, experts say

  • Ibuprofen Rated Best for Pain of Broken Arms
    (18-Aug-2009)
    Study finds kids don't do as well when given acetaminophen with codeine

  • Ibuprofen Rated Best for Pain of Broken Arms
    (18-Aug-2009)
    Study finds kids don't do as well when given acetaminophen with codeine

  • Sea Worm Inspires Novel Bone Glue
    (17-Aug-2009)
    In study, water-soluble adhesive shows potential for repairing smashed bones

  • Low Choline Level in Pregnancy Tied to Birth Defects
    (14-Aug-2009)
    Anencephaly, spina bifida linked to nutrient found in foods, study shows

  • Sex Hormone Levels Linked to Fractures in Men
    (14-Aug-2009)
    Testing for estradiol, testosterone and SHBG could predict those at risk, expert says

  • Sex Hormone Levels Linked to Fractures in Men
    (14-Aug-2009)
    Testing for estradiol, testosterone and SHBG could predict those at risk, expert says

  • Sex Hormone Levels Linked to Fractures in Men
    (14-Aug-2009)
    Testing for estradiol, testosterone and SHBG could predict those at risk, expert says

  • MRI May Not Improve Breast Cancer Outcome
    (13-Aug-2009)
    But it does increase likelihood of extensive surgery, researchers say

  • Treat Mind, Body in RA Patients: Study
    (13-Aug-2009)
    Rheumatoid arthritis pain subsided when depression and inflammation were addressed

  • Surgery for Neck Pain May Also Relieve Headaches
    (12-Aug-2009)
    Operations had added benefit for majority of patients, survey found

  • New Bone-Building Drug Promising Against Prostate Cancer
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Monoclonal antibody denosumab counters effects of hormone therapy, study finds

  • New Genetic Link Suspected for Muscular Dystrophy
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Small study finds that mutation may lead to protein deficiency

  • New Bone-Building Drug Promising Against Prostate Cancer
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Monoclonal antibody denosumab counters effects of hormone therapy, study finds

  • Sunlight May Cause Rash in Autoimmune Disease
    (06-Aug-2009)
    UV exposure associated with skin inflammation in study of myositis

  • Stroke Doubles Risk of Hip, Thigh Fractures
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Preventive measures urgently needed, researcher says

  • Stroke Doubles Risk of Hip, Thigh Fractures
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Preventive measures urgently needed, researcher says

  • Sunlight May Cause Rash in Autoimmune Disease
    (06-Aug-2009)
    UV exposure associated with skin inflammation in study of myositis

  • TNF Blockers May Help Some With Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (06-Aug-2009)
    If standard treatment fails, more intensive therapy works well, study finds

  • Certain Arthritis, Crohn's Drugs May Raise Kids' Cancer Risk: FDA
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Agency strengthens 'black box' warning on medicines such as Enbrel, Remicade

  • Certain Arthritis, Crohn's Drugs May Raise Kids' Cancer Risk: FDA
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Agency strengthens 'black box' warning on medicines such as Enbrel, Remicade

  • Surgery, 'Sham' Equal in Treating Compression Fracture Pain
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Injecting cement into spine no better than placebo procedure, study finds

  • With a Broken Hip Comes Higher Risk for Dying
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Expert warns that consequences of osteoporosis go far beyond weak bones

  • With a Broken Hip Comes Higher Risk for Dying
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Expert warns that consequences of osteoporosis go far beyond weak bones

  • With a Broken Hip Comes Higher Risk for Dying
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Expert warns that consequences of osteoporosis go far beyond weak bones

  • Crucial Finding Advances Spinal Cord Injury Research
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Scientists guide axons to re-form nerve connections in rats

  • Colcrys Approved for Acute Gout, Mediterranean Fever
    (31-Jul-2009)
    Remedy long used to treat these two inflammatory conditions

  • Biomarker Could Predict Severe Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Those with highest levels are more apt to have joint replacement, study finds

  • Biomarker Could Predict Severe Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Those with highest levels are more apt to have joint replacement, study finds

  • Biomarker Could Predict Severe Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Those with highest levels are more apt to have joint replacement, study finds

  • Biomarker Could Predict Severe Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Those with highest levels are more apt to have joint replacement, study finds

  • Muscle Density Linked to Disability
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Building strength, expert says, might help keep elderly out of hospitals

  • Biomarker Could Predict Severe Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Those with highest levels are more apt to have joint replacement, study finds

  • Health Tip: If Your Child's Arches Disappear
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Here's what might affect the youngster's feet

  • Blue Dye Halts Worsening Paralysis in Animal Study
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Discovery could lead to new treatments for people with spine injuries

  • Health Tip: Why Do My Muscles Twitch?
    (27-Jul-2009)
    Some possible causes

  • Agent Orange Linked to Parkinson's, Heart Disease
    (24-Jul-2009)
    Study finds possible increased risk of both conditions among Vietnam vets

  • Coming Soon -- Stem-Cell Surgical Thread?
    (24-Jul-2009)
    Novel technique could speed repair of ligaments, tendons, study shows

  • Forteo Approved for Drug-Related Osteoporosis
    (24-Jul-2009)
    For people taking glucocorticoid medications

  • Health Tip: Avoiding Shin Splints
    (23-Jul-2009)
    Take it easy if you start to feel pain during activity

  • Scientists Reverse Muscular Dystrophy in Mice
    (16-Jul-2009)
    Strategy targets genetic flaw thought to be key to major form of the disease

  • Excess Weight Speeds Up Osteoarthritis
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Rapid loss of knee cartilage directly linked to being overweight in study

  • Get the Most Out of Your Run
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Simple steps can prevent injuries, experts say

  • Repair ACL Injuries in Young Athletes Quickly
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Postponing surgery can lead to more problems, study finds

  • Excess Weight Speeds Up Osteoarthritis
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Rapid loss of knee cartilage directly linked to being overweight in study

  • Health Tip: Who Gets Osteoporosis?
    (13-Jul-2009)
    Know if you're at risk for brittle bones

  • Health Tip: Who Gets Osteoporosis?
    (13-Jul-2009)
    Know if you're at risk for brittle bones

  • Simple Steps Deliver Relief for Tennis Elbow
    (12-Jul-2009)
    Strength-training exercises may ease pain, improve movement, study shows

  • Simple Steps Deliver Relief for Tennis Elbow
    (12-Jul-2009)
    Strength-training exercises may ease pain, improve movement, study shows

  • Type of Knee Surgery Makes Difference in Football Career
    (11-Jul-2009)
    Meniscus repair may cut playing time more than ACL reconstruction, findings show

  • Soccer Injuries Differ by Gender
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Analysis of kicking motion yields surprising clues as to why

  • Carpal Tunnel Relief in a Cup
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Healing method used around the world eases pain in small study

  • Strength Testing Could Reduce Pitching Injuries
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Identifying shoulder weakness, preseason training could prevent damage during play, study finds

  • Arthritis Drug Raises Risk of Tuberculosis
    (09-Jul-2009)
    But researchers still don't know why a certain therapy appears to reactivate latent TB

  • Arthritis Drug Raises Risk of Tuberculosis
    (09-Jul-2009)
    But researchers still don't know why a certain therapy appears to reactivate latent TB

  • Screen All Newborns for Hip Dysplasia, Study Urges
    (08-Jul-2009)
    Experts say early treatment helps avoid arthritis in adolescence

  • Screen All Newborns for Hip Dysplasia, Study Urges
    (08-Jul-2009)
    Experts say early treatment helps avoid arthritis in adolescence

  • Health Tip: Stretch Your Feet
    (08-Jul-2009)
    Exercising them will feel good

  • Health Tip: Diagnosing Joint Pain
    (07-Jul-2009)
    Information you should discuss with your doctor

  • MRI May Help Find Deep Endometriosis
    (07-Jul-2009)
    Scan can pinpoint cases that do and do not require surgery, researcher says

  • Too Much Texting Can Spell Neck, Arm Pain
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Hunching over, using one thumb increases the risk, study shows

  • Too Much Texting Can Spell Neck, Arm Pain
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Hunching over, using one thumb increases the risk, study shows

  • Even Steroid-Free Bodybuilders Focus on Image
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Weight trainers show signs of disorder called muscle dysmorphia, study finds

  • Statins May Cause Muscle Damage in Some Patients
    (06-Jul-2009)
    People with serious muscle aches showed muscle fiber damage even after halting drugs, researchers say

  • Autism May Be Linked to Mom's Autoimmune Disease
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Possible causes of disorder should now include celiac disease, study suggests

  • Health Tip: Straining the Hamstring
    (02-Jul-2009)
    Who's at greater risk

  • Growth Hormone May Build Muscle in Older Men
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Finding shows promise for treating age-related loss of strength, researchers say

  • FDA Panel Urges Ban on Vicodin, Percocet
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Also recommends dosing limits for OTC painkillers that contain acetaminophen, like Tylenol or Excedrin, because of link to liver damage.

  • Growth Hormone May Build Muscle in Older Men
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Finding shows promise for treating age-related loss of strength, researchers say

  • Health Tip: What's Causing My Neck Pain?
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Some typical triggers

  • Nonsurgical Treatment May Ease Rotator Cuff Injury
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Ultrasound-guided procedure reduced pain and restored mobility in tendinitis patients, study finds

  • Assessment of Bone Growth Stimulator Is Mixed
    (30-Jun-2009)
    It's used more often in spinal fusions, but experts worry about costs and complications

  • Health Tip: Keep Feet Healthy This Summer
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Suggested ways to avoid foot injury

  • 47,000 Elderly Hurt in Walker, Cane Mishaps Each Year
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Older women most often the victims of these falls, CDC says

  • 47,000 Elderly Hurt in Walker, Cane Mishaps Each Year
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Older women most often the victims of these falls, CDC says

  • Discovery Points to Regulation of Calcium Metabolism
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Researchers may be step closer to preventing kidney stones, osteoporosis

  • New Drug Promising Against Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Golimumab might help where similar drugs failed, research finds

  • New Drug Shows Promise for Rheumatoid Arthriitis
    (27-Jun-2009)
    Small, early study finds few long-term side effects

  • New Drug Shows Promise for Rheumatoid Arthriitis
    (27-Jun-2009)
    Small, early study finds few long-term side effects

  • New Drug Shows Promise for Rheumatoid Arthriitis
    (27-Jun-2009)
    Small, early study finds few long-term side effects

  • Bone Therapy May Not Always Need Monitoring
    (24-Jun-2009)
    In older women, annual measurements are unnecessary, study finds

  • Bone Therapy May Not Always Need Monitoring
    (24-Jun-2009)
    In older women, annual measurements are unnecessary, study finds

  • Bone Therapy May Not Always Need Monitoring
    (24-Jun-2009)
    In older women, annual measurements are unnecessary, study finds

  • Health Tip: Keep Your Heels Happy
    (23-Jun-2009)
    Suggestions to help manage heel pain

  • Determining Who Will Respond to Brain Tumor Therapy
    (23-Jun-2009)
    Blood biomarker, combined with MRI scan, helps predict outcome, study finds

  • Knee Replacement Considered a Good Value
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Study finds it appears cost-effective for those with severe arthritis

  • Knee Replacement Considered a Good Value
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Study finds it appears cost-effective for those with severe arthritis

  • Social Activity Keeps Elders Young, Agile
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Seniors who don't socialize regularly risk losing motor function, researchers say

  • Knee Replacement Considered a Good Value
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Study finds it appears cost-effective for those with severe arthritis

  • Artificial Ankle Takes Giant Step Forward
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Newly approved device allows pain-free mobility, experts say

  • Artificial Ankle Takes Giant Step Forward
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Newly approved device allows pain-free mobility, experts say

  • Artificial Ankle Takes Giant Step Forward
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Newly approved device allows pain-free mobility, experts say

  • Artificial Ankle Takes Giant Step Forward
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Newly approved device allows pain-free mobility, experts say

  • Teens, Young Adults Need More Calcium
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Consumption of bone-building dairy products declines in late teens, research shows

  • Clues to Muscular Dystrophy Seen in Womb
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Finding could lead to earlier, more effective treatment: researchers

  • Finding Raises Hope for Treating ALS
    (15-Jun-2009)
    Time between onset and symptoms could be targeted for therapy, study suggests

  • Might Weight-Loss Surgery Lead to Fractures?
    (11-Jun-2009)
    Small study finds nearly double the normal rate of broken bones

  • Might Weight-Loss Surgery Lead to Fractures?
    (11-Jun-2009)
    Small study finds nearly double the normal rate of broken bones

  • Good Golf Form Can Improve Game and Prevent Pain
    (06-Jun-2009)
    Experts offer tips to minimize golf-related injuries

  • Young Ballerinas May Face Heart, Bone Risks
    (05-Jun-2009)
    Too few calories, too much exertion can spell danger, study warns

  • Health Tip: Pregnancy and Foot Health
    (05-Jun-2009)
    The feet have a lot more weight to support

  • Avandia Raises Risk of Heart Failure, Fractures
    (05-Jun-2009)
    But study found diabetes drug didn't increase chances of heart disease, death

  • Health Tip: Get a Safe Pedicure
    (04-Jun-2009)
    Help keep your toes healthy

  • Herb May Offer Hope for Autoimmune Diseases
    (04-Jun-2009)
    In lab and mice studies, compound halts disease without crimping immune system

  • 'Cell Phone Elbow' -- A New Ill for the Wired Age
    (02-Jun-2009)
    Cubital tunnel syndrome results from prolonged flexing of the elbow, experts say

  • Powerful Antacids Raise Chances of Fracture
    (02-Jun-2009)
    But benefits still outweigh risks for patients who rely on them, experts say

  • Powerful Antacids Raise Chances of Fracture
    (02-Jun-2009)
    But benefits still outweigh risks for patients who rely on them, experts say

  • When It Comes to Lifting, the Pros Have Your Back
    (30-May-2009)
    Techniques used by professional movers can help reduce risk of serious injury

  • When It Comes to Lifting, the Pros Have Your Back
    (30-May-2009)
    Techniques used by professional movers can help reduce risk of serious injury

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Might Fight Swine Flu
    (29-May-2009)
    It helps regulate the immune system's response, study with mice shows

  • Enzyme Deficiency Linked to Neural Tube Defect in Mice
    (29-May-2009)
    Study findings may hold key to preventing spina bifida

  • Pitching Prowess May Start With the Pelvis
    (29-May-2009)
    Tests involving pro players show that stability equates to success

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Might Fight Swine Flu
    (29-May-2009)
    It helps regulate the immune system's response, study with mice shows

  • Enzyme Deficiency Linked to Neural Tube Defect in Mice
    (29-May-2009)
    Study findings may hold key to preventing spina bifida

  • Ankle Replacement System Lets Feet Move
    (28-May-2009)
    FDA says it's an improvement over fusion surgery

  • Ankle Replacement Device Approved
    (28-May-2009)
    For people with deformed or arthritic joint

  • Ankle Replacement System Lets Feet Move
    (28-May-2009)
    FDA says it's an improvement over fusion surgery

  • Ankle Replacement Device Approved
    (28-May-2009)
    For people with deformed or arthritic joint

  • Brain Scans Show Differences in Cocaine Addicts
    (28-May-2009)
    Regions affected when thinking about drugs could be targets for treatments, researchers say

  • Too Much Cola Can Cause Muscle Problems
    (27-May-2009)
    Drop in potassium levels may lead to mild weakness or temporary paralysis, study finds

  • Tailored Treatments Effective for Depression Due to Pain
    (26-May-2009)
    Drug, counseling combo helps patients manage their symptoms, study finds

  • For Young Ballplayers, Support and Caution Are Key
    (23-May-2009)
    Preventing injury takes practice, on and off the field, experts say

  • Improved Hip Implants Can Last 20 Years
    (18-May-2009)
    Younger, active patients will benefit from cement-less version, researchers say

  • Improved Hip Implants Can Last 20 Years
    (18-May-2009)
    Younger, active patients will benefit from cement-less version, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Keep Your Feet Safe in Flip-Flops
    (18-May-2009)
    Suggestions to help prevent injury

  • More Faces Being Spared in Motor Vehicle Accidents
    (18-May-2009)
    Researchers point to safer vehicles as reason for fewer fractures

  • Improved Hip Implants Can Last 20 Years
    (18-May-2009)
    Younger, active patients will benefit from cement-less version, researchers say

  • Improved Hip Implants Can Last 20 Years
    (18-May-2009)
    Younger, active patients will benefit from cement-less version, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Protecting a New Hip
    (14-May-2009)
    Some "don'ts" after hip replacement surgery

  • Brain Scans Show How Humans 'Hear' Emotion
    (14-May-2009)
    Swiss scientists tracked response to words via MRI

  • Cimzia Approved for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (14-May-2009)
    Previously sanctioned for Crohn's disease

  • Seniors Often Misstate Stroke History
    (11-May-2009)
    Study suggests MRI scans better than questionnaires for evaluations

  • Ladders, Swings and More Can Cause Peril
    (10-May-2009)
    Simple precautions are urged to prevent head, neck injuries

  • Health Tip: Triggers for Foot Arthritis
    (08-May-2009)
    What may be responsible for your arthritic symptoms

  • Health Tip: Triggers for Foot Arthritis
    (08-May-2009)
    What may be responsible for your arthritic symptoms

  • Consider TIAs an Emergency, Groups Urge
    (07-May-2009)
    Experts say risk of full-blown stroke is higher than once thought

  • Chlamydia Infection May Play Role in Type of Arthritis
    (06-May-2009)
    Study ties bacterial exposure to tender joints in group of inflammatory diseases

  • Chlamydia Infection May Play Role in Type of Arthritis
    (06-May-2009)
    Study ties bacterial exposure to tender joints in group of inflammatory diseases

  • Brain Anatomy Could Point to Autism
    (04-May-2009)
    These children tend to have larger amygdala, a neural center for emotion

  • Obese Children More Likely to Suffer Lower Body Injuries
    (02-May-2009)
    Stress on muscle, bone behind severity of damage, longer recovery, study finds

  • Obese Children More Likely to Suffer Lower Body Injuries
    (02-May-2009)
    Stress on muscle, bone behind severity of damage, longer recovery, study finds

  • Obese Children More Likely to Suffer Lower Body Injuries
    (02-May-2009)
    Stress on muscle, bone behind severity of damage, longer recovery, study finds

  • FDA Mandates New Warnings for Botox
    (30-Apr-2009)
    Injection to relax muscle spasms carries severe risks, agency says

  • Health Tip: Build Strong Bones
    (29-Apr-2009)
    And help prevent osteoporosis

  • Common Drug Eases Restless Legs Syndrome
    (29-Apr-2009)
    Lyrica also improves quality of sleep for patients, study finds

  • Health Tip: Build Strong Bones
    (29-Apr-2009)
    And help prevent osteoporosis

  • Health Tip: Smoking and the Musculoskeletal System
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Those puffs affect more than your lungs

  • Health Tip: Smoking and the Musculoskeletal System
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Those puffs affect more than your lungs

  • Heart, Bone Problems May Follow Prostate Cancer Treatment
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Men on hormone-lowering therapy may require close monitoring, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Take Care of Your Feet
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Suggestions for good foot health

  • Heart, Bone Problems May Follow Prostate Cancer Treatment
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Men on hormone-lowering therapy may require close monitoring, researchers say

  • Simponi Approved for Immune-Related Arthritis
    (24-Apr-2009)
    A drug injected monthly

  • Osteoporosis Drugs Might Not Raise Cancer Risk
    (22-Apr-2009)
    Two studies suggest bisphosphonates don't increase chances of esophageal tumors

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Shin Splints
    (22-Apr-2009)
    Are you at risk?

  • One in 50 Americans Lives With Paralysis
    (21-Apr-2009)
    Survey shows spinal cord injuries much more common than thought

  • 'Silent' Heart Attacks More Common Than Thought
    (20-Apr-2009)
    Since they leave few signs, imaging reveals patients at much greater risk for death

  • The Pill May Limit Muscle Gains in Women
    (17-Apr-2009)
    But experts say results from the small study are no reason to stop birth control

  • NIH May Ease Some, But Not All, Stem Cell Restrictions
    (17-Apr-2009)
    Agency says cells should come from fertility clinic embryos that otherwise would be discarded

  • Health Tip: Drive Safely With Arthritis
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Here are some suggestions

  • Brain Scans Reveal Secrets of 'Writer's Cramp'
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Condition may arise from abnormalities in nerve fiber bundles, scientists say

  • Brain Scans Reveal Secrets of 'Writer's Cramp'
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Condition may arise from abnormalities in nerve fiber bundles, scientists say

  • Slow-Healing Bones May Get Boost From Drug
    (14-Apr-2009)
    Full-fledged study will test effect on healing time and pain reduction

  • Slow-Healing Bones May Get Boost From Drug
    (14-Apr-2009)
    Full-fledged study will test effect on healing time and pain reduction

  • Once-a-Year Drug Helps Counter Steroid-Linked Bone Loss
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Reclast injection beat daily pill at restoring bone for patients with asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, study found

  • Once-a-Year Drug Helps Counter Steroid-Linked Bone Loss
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Reclast injection beat daily pill at restoring bone for patients with asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, study found

  • Hazardous Falls Don't Have to Happen
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Experts offer seniors tips on avoiding harmful tumbles

  • Once-a-Year Drug Helps Counter Steroid-Linked Bone Loss
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Reclast injection beat daily pill at restoring bone for patients with asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, study found

  • Once-a-Year Drug Helps Counter Steroid-Linked Bone Loss
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Reclast injection beat daily pill at restoring bone for patients with asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, study found

  • A Winning Strategy to Beat Spring Sporting Injuries
    (12-Apr-2009)
    Podiatrists suggest proper shoes, warm-up routine can prevent most common foot and ankle problems

  • A Winning Strategy to Beat Spring Sporting Injuries
    (12-Apr-2009)
    Podiatrists suggest proper shoes, warm-up routine can prevent most common foot and ankle problems

  • Oxycodone May Reduce Shingles Pain
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Small study finds painkiller offered relief, but constipation was problem for some

  • New Drug May Help Patients With Psoriatic Arthritis
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Study shows golimumab improved physical function, eased symptoms

  • New Drug May Help Patients With Psoriatic Arthritis
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Study shows golimumab improved physical function, eased symptoms

  • New Drug May Help Patients With Psoriatic Arthritis
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Study shows golimumab improved physical function, eased symptoms

  • Extra Pounds in Mid-Life Affect Later Mobility
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Seniors who lose weight still at risk from previous obesity

  • Health Tip: Don't Let Minor Knee Pain Slow You Down
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Help make a sore knee feel better

  • New Drug May Help Patients With Psoriatic Arthritis
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Study shows golimumab improved physical function, eased symptoms

  • Health Tip: Using Orthotic Shoe Inserts
    (08-Apr-2009)
    How to help your feet

  • Muscle Mass Won't Grow in Women Over 80
    (03-Apr-2009)
    But weight training can boost strength in other ways, researchers say

  • Post-Op Painkillers Tied to Deaths After Spinal Fusion
    (03-Apr-2009)
    Middle-aged men appear most at risk from overdosing following the surgery, study found

  • Living Near Major Road May Boost Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
    (01-Apr-2009)
    And women closest to traffic were 63 percent more likely to develop the disease, study says

  • Living Near Major Road May Boost Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
    (01-Apr-2009)
    And women closest to traffic were 63 percent more likely to develop the disease, study says

  • Living Near Major Road May Boost Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
    (01-Apr-2009)
    And women closest to traffic were 63 percent more likely to develop the disease, study says

  • Health Tip: Protect Aging Feet
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Help prevent painful problems

  • For All Their Plusses, Pets Pose a Risk for Falls, Too
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Being pulled by a dog or chasing a cat causes many tumbles, CDC reports

  • For All Their Plusses, Pets Pose a Risk for Falls, Too
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Being pulled by a dog or chasing a cat causes many tumbles, CDC reports

  • New MRI Technology Expands Its Power
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Signal thousand times stronger than current imaging, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Recognizing Arthritis in the Thumb
    (25-Mar-2009)
    Here's a list of possible symptoms

  • Collaborative Care Helps Ease Chronic Pain
    (24-Mar-2009)
    Successful intervention included doctor training, patient education and feedback

  • Collaborative Care Helps Ease Chronic Pain
    (24-Mar-2009)
    Successful intervention included doctor training, patient education and feedback

  • Osteoporosis May Raise Risk for Vertigo
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Impaired calcium metabolism may be the link, researchers say

  • Many Americans Fall Short on Their Vitamin D
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Recommended levels in foods need to be increased, experts say

  • Health Tip: Check Your Baby's Feet
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Make sure they're developing normally

  • Osteoporosis May Raise Risk for Vertigo
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Impaired calcium metabolism may be the link, researchers say

  • Many Americans Fall Short on Their Vitamin D
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Recommended levels in foods need to be increased, experts say

  • A Little Drink May Be Good for Your Bones
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Moderate consumption offers the most protection, study finds

  • A Little Drink May Be Good for Your Bones
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Moderate consumption offers the most protection, study finds

  • Health Tip: Getting a Tetanus Shot
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Don't ignore an open wound that's come in contact with soil

  • Weight Loss Might Not Curb Knee Arthritis
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Obesity boosts risk, but weight has no overall effect on progression, study says

  • Weight Loss Might Not Curb Knee Arthritis
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Obesity boosts risk, but weight has no overall effect on progression, study says

  • Weight Loss Might Not Curb Knee Arthritis
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Obesity boosts risk, but weight has no overall effect on progression, study says

  • Cancer Drug May Offer New Hope for Lupus Patients
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Small U.K. study says Rituxan could become 1st new drug for disease in 50 years

  • Weight Loss Might Not Curb Knee Arthritis
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Obesity boosts risk, but weight has no overall effect on progression, study says

  • Scientists ID Biomarkers for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood samples from women had higher levels of 2 proteins before they developed disease

  • Scientists ID Biomarkers for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood samples from women had higher levels of 2 proteins before they developed disease

  • Health Tip: Exercise for Bone Health
    (12-Mar-2009)
    It will help keep bones strong

  • Brain Scans Shed Light on Dyslexia
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Mismatch occurs between seeing letter and the sound it represents, study suggests

  • Health Tip: Exercise for Bone Health
    (12-Mar-2009)
    It will help keep bones strong

  • Scientists ID Biomarkers for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood samples from women had higher levels of 2 proteins before they developed disease

  • Parkinson's Treatment Drugs Even Out Over Long Term
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Levels of disability, quality of life similar on levodopa or pramipexole, study finds

  • More Vitamin C May Mean Less Chance of Gout
    (09-Mar-2009)
    With 1,500 milligrams a day, men cut their risk by 45%, study finds

  • Obama Lifts Ban on Stem Cell Research
    (09-Mar-2009)
    Scientists applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • Obama to End Stem Cell Ban Monday
    (08-Mar-2009)
    Researchers applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • Hip Osteoarthritis Therapy No Better Than Placebo
    (06-Mar-2009)
    FDA-approved injection for knees less effective in deep joint areas, study finds

  • Hip Osteoarthritis Therapy No Better Than Placebo
    (06-Mar-2009)
    FDA-approved injection for knees less effective in deep joint areas, study finds

  • Hip Osteoarthritis Therapy No Better Than Placebo
    (06-Mar-2009)
    FDA-approved injection for knees less effective in deep joint areas, study finds

  • Health Tip: Coping With Juvenile Arthritis
    (04-Mar-2009)
    How to help your child adjust

  • In Elderly Women, Hip Fractures Often Follow Arm Breaks
    (02-Mar-2009)
    Problem may stem from the way older people fall, expert says

  • In Elderly Women, Hip Fractures Often Follow Arm Breaks
    (02-Mar-2009)
    Problem may stem from the way older people fall, expert says

  • In Elderly Women, Hip Fractures Often Follow Arm Breaks
    (02-Mar-2009)
    Problem may stem from the way older people fall, expert says

  • Health Tip: Protect Your Muscles
    (02-Mar-2009)
    Conditions that raise your risk for strain and injury

  • Joint Replacement Soars as Number of Docs Falls
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Low reimbursement rates turning many young doctors off the specialty, researcher says

  • Gene Mutation Linked to Inherited ALS
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Discovery might one day lead to additional treatments, experts say

  • Joint Replacement Soars as Number of Docs Falls
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Low reimbursement rates turning many young doctors off the specialty, researcher says

  • Joint Replacement Soars as Number of Docs Falls
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Low reimbursement rates turning many young doctors off the specialty, researcher says

  • Human Ancestors Put Best Foot Forward 1.5M Years Ago
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Fossils thought to be oldest evidence to date of an essentially modern foot

  • Joint Replacement Soars as Number of Docs Falls
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Low reimbursement rates turning many young doctors off the specialty, researcher says

  • Joint Replacement Soars as Number of Docs Falls
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Low reimbursement rates turning many young doctors off the specialty, researcher says

  • Health Tip: Helping a Broken Toe Heal
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Rest your sore foot

  • Genes May Help Drive Rotator Cuff Injury
    (25-Feb-2009)
    The risk is higher if even distant relatives have suffered such problems, study finds

  • Health Tip: Helping a Broken Toe Heal
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Rest your sore foot

  • Health Tip: Helping a Broken Toe Heal
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Rest your sore foot

  • Using a Balloon to Repair a Broken Back
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Technique called kyphoplasty may benefit those with vertebral fractures, study finds

  • Health Tip: Lift Weights to Boost Your Health
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Suggestions for doing it safely

  • Using a Balloon to Repair a Broken Back
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Technique called kyphoplasty may benefit those with vertebral fractures, study finds

  • Health Tip: Causes of Corns
    (23-Feb-2009)
    How to prevent the painful foot condition

  • Any Old Cane Won't Do
    (22-Feb-2009)
    Expert offers tips for choosing one carefully after an injury

  • Any Old Cane Won't Do
    (22-Feb-2009)
    Expert offers tips for choosing one carefully after an injury

  • Any Old Cane Won't Do
    (22-Feb-2009)
    Expert offers tips for choosing one carefully after an injury

  • 1 in 10 Ex-NFL Players Used Steroids, Poll Reports
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Finding comes from confidential survey in research that highlights drugs' damage to long-term health

  • 1 in 10 Ex-NFL Players Used Steroids, Poll Reports
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Finding comes from confidential survey in research that highlights drugs' damage to long-term health

  • Thrill-Seekers' Brains May Be Wired Differently
    (19-Feb-2009)
    Region that affects addictive behavior is linked to risk-taking, too, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Raise Shingles Risk
    (17-Feb-2009)
    Older people and those also taking steroids are most vulnerable, study finds

  • Menopause Drug Tied to Breast Cancer Recurrence
    (17-Feb-2009)
    Dutch study of tibolone, also used for osteoporosis but not available in U.S., was stopped early due to increased risk

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Raise Shingles Risk
    (17-Feb-2009)
    Older people and those also taking steroids are most vulnerable, study finds

  • Health Tip: When Arthritis Affects the Hands
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Signs that you may need treatment

  • Uloric Approved for Gout
    (16-Feb-2009)
    The first new treatment option in 40 years

  • Experts Release Guidelines on Use of Breast MRI
    (16-Feb-2009)
    The technology can supplement, but not replace, standard screening, they say

  • Casting Seems Best for Severe Ankle Sprains
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Results are better with brief immobilization than with bandage or boot, study finds

  • Casting Seems Best for Severe Ankle Sprains
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Results are better with brief immobilization than with bandage or boot, study finds

  • Drug Reduces Inflammatory Arthritis Symptoms, Lesions
    (12-Feb-2009)
    Ustekinumab effective for those who don't respond to current treatments, study finds

  • Drug Reduces Inflammatory Arthritis Symptoms, Lesions
    (12-Feb-2009)
    Ustekinumab effective for those who don't respond to current treatments, study finds

  • Drug Reduces Inflammatory Arthritis Symptoms, Lesions
    (12-Feb-2009)
    Ustekinumab effective for those who don't respond to current treatments, study finds

  • Drug Reduces Inflammatory Arthritis Symptoms, Lesions
    (12-Feb-2009)
    Ustekinumab effective for those who don't respond to current treatments, study finds

  • 'Near-Wins' Boost Desire to Keep Gambling
    (11-Feb-2009)
    Brain sees these as special events, even though result is technically a loss

  • Scientists Heartened at Prospect of End to Stem Cell Ban
    (09-Feb-2009)
    Move by Obama expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • Prescription Chondroitin May Help Knee Osteoarthritis
    (06-Feb-2009)
    European drug is not the same as supplement available in U.S., study says

  • Gene Therapy May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (06-Feb-2009)
    2 women who got injections report reduced pain and swelling

  • Gene Therapy May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (06-Feb-2009)
    2 women who got injections report reduced pain and swelling

  • Gene Therapy May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (06-Feb-2009)
    2 women who got injections report reduced pain and swelling

  • Prescription Chondroitin May Help Knee Osteoarthritis
    (06-Feb-2009)
    European drug is not the same as supplement available in U.S., study says

  • Imaging of Low Back Pain Fails to Change Outcomes
    (06-Feb-2009)
    Study finds no real difference whether people were scanned or not

  • Prescription Chondroitin May Help Knee Osteoarthritis
    (06-Feb-2009)
    European drug is not the same as supplement available in U.S., study says

  • Gene Therapy May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (06-Feb-2009)
    2 women who got injections report reduced pain and swelling

  • Spine Injuries a Common Result of Car Crashes
    (05-Feb-2009)
    Seat belts and airbags could reduce the risk, study says

  • Exercise Key Player in Knee Replacement Recovery
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Workouts counter functional decline, could ward off osteoarthritis, study says

  • Exercise Key Player in Knee Replacement Recovery
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Workouts counter functional decline, could ward off osteoarthritis, study says

  • Exercise Key Player in Knee Replacement Recovery
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Workouts counter functional decline, could ward off osteoarthritis, study says

  • Plan Hopes to ID Early Halt in Reproductive Function
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Guidelines could diagnose primary ovarian insufficiency in women under 40

  • Exercise Key Player in Knee Replacement Recovery
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Workouts counter functional decline, could ward off osteoarthritis, study says

  • Exercise Key Player in Knee Replacement Recovery
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Workouts counter functional decline, could ward off osteoarthritis, study says

  • Fractures in Older Adults Up Death Risk
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Study finds all breaks, not just hip fractures, tied to increased mortality

  • Are We Exercising Pain Away? Not So Much.
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Few people with neck, back pain are prescribed physical activity, survey finds

  • Fractures in Older Adults Up Death Risk
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Study finds all breaks, not just hip fractures, tied to increased mortality

  • Are We Exercising Pain Away? Not So Much.
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Few people with neck, back pain are prescribed physical activity, survey finds

  • Fractures in Older Adults Up Death Risk
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Study finds all breaks, not just hip fractures, tied to increased mortality

  • Therapy, Meds Best for Lumbar Low Back Pain
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Barring complications, surgery can be avoided since most symptoms fade within 6 weeks, experts say

  • Are We Exercising Pain Away? Not So Much.
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Few people with neck, back pain are prescribed physical activity, survey finds

  • Quick Orthopedic Repair Can Save Young Shoulders
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Arthroscopic surgery for athletes greatly reduces risk of recurring injury, study says

  • A Checklist for Joint Replacement Surgery
    (01-Feb-2009)
    Knowing what to expect before and after procedure aids healing, experts say

  • A Checklist for Joint Replacement Surgery
    (01-Feb-2009)
    Knowing what to expect before and after procedure aids healing, experts say

  • Studies Struggle to Gauge Glucosamine's Worth
    (01-Feb-2009)
    But many doctors insist the supplement is safe and worth a try for arthritis pain

  • Studies Struggle to Gauge Glucosamine's Worth
    (01-Feb-2009)
    But many doctors insist the supplement is safe and worth a try for arthritis pain

  • A Checklist for Joint Replacement Surgery
    (01-Feb-2009)
    Knowing what to expect before and after procedure aids healing, experts say

  • Old Tech Helps Soldiers With New Wound Infection
    (29-Jan-2009)
    Antibiotic-laced bone cement cuts complications that could cost them a limb

  • Old Tech Helps Soldiers With New Wound Infection
    (29-Jan-2009)
    Antibiotic-laced bone cement cuts complications that could cost them a limb

  • Hormone-Boosting Drug May Help Treat Frailty
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Older adults who took capromorelin had boost in lean body mass

  • Some Heart Failure Meds May Raise Fracture Risk in Women
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Long-term use of loop diuretics tied to drop in bone density but short-term use safe, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Managing Neck Pain
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Keep yourself comfortable

  • FDA OKs 1st Embryonic Stem Cell Trial
    (23-Jan-2009)
    Might improve function in paralyzed patients, experts say

  • Dog Ailment, ALS Link Seen
    (22-Jan-2009)
    Genetic tie found between Lou Gehrig's disease and canine ailment

  • MRI Scans Reveal Post-Heart Attack Bleeding
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Images could offer doctors a better assessment of patient's condition, chances of recovery

  • Knee Replacement Works Best When Patients, Providers Agree
    (19-Jan-2009)
    But opinions on the need for the operation differ about 20% of the time, researchers say

  • Knee Replacement Works Best When Patients, Providers Agree
    (19-Jan-2009)
    But opinions on the need for the operation differ about 20% of the time, researchers say

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Hits Women Harder
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Study finds more symptoms, greater severity among female patients.

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Hits Women Harder
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Study finds more symptoms, greater severity among female patients.

  • Health Tip: Oh, Those Aching Muscles
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Suggestions to soothe the soreness

  • Hard-to-Treat Leukemia Cell Subtype Identified
    (14-Jan-2009)
    Discovery suggests new treatments for aggressive form of childhood disease, study says

  • Brain 'Switchboard' Separates Learning, Remembering
    (14-Jan-2009)
    Recall process appears to suppress ability to absorb new information, imaging study finds

  • Counseling Lacking for Adolescents With Arthritis
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Study says more programs needed for transition to adult health care

  • Counseling Lacking for Adolescents With Arthritis
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Study says more programs needed for transition to adult health care

  • 'Snowbirds' Beware the Climate Changes
    (07-Jan-2009)
    Switch to balmier days can be healthy and hazardous for seniors, experts say

  • Brains of Bulimia Patients Wired Differently
    (06-Jan-2009)
    Study found regions related to impulse control were less active

  • Deep Brain Stimulation Helps Those With Advanced Parkinson's
    (06-Jan-2009)
    Study found both physical function and quality of life improved

  • Winter Is Tough on Feet
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Doctors offer advice on how to protect against injury, discomfort

  • Surgeons Often Are Blamed When Hip Replacements Fail
    (02-Jan-2009)
    Consumers urged to pay more attention to choosing the doctor, not the device

  • Health Tip: Bones, Muscles and Aging
    (02-Jan-2009)
    Exercise can help prevent age-related decline

  • Surgeons Often Are Blamed When Hip Replacements Fail
    (02-Jan-2009)
    Consumers urged to pay more attention to choosing the doctor, not the device

  • Health Tip: Bones, Muscles and Aging
    (02-Jan-2009)
    Exercise can help prevent age-related decline

  • Study Links Osteoporosis Drugs to Jaw Trouble
    (01-Jan-2009)
    Condition marked by pain, swelling, loose teeth and exposed bone

  • Study Links Osteoporosis Drugs to Jaw Trouble
    (01-Jan-2009)
    Condition marked by pain, swelling, loose teeth and exposed bone

  • Osteoporosis Drug Prompts Increase in Certain Bone Cells
    (31-Dec-2008)
    Scientists not sure if finding points to potential problems; maker stands by medication

  • Osteoporosis Drug Prompts Increase in Certain Bone Cells
    (31-Dec-2008)
    Scientists not sure if finding points to potential problems; maker stands by medication

  • Naprapathy: A Hands-On Approach to Pain Management
    (31-Dec-2008)
    Manipulation and nutritional counseling helps with connective tissue-related pain

  • Osteoporosis Drug Prompts Increase in Certain Bone Cells
    (31-Dec-2008)
    Scientists not sure if finding points to potential problems; maker stands by medication

  • Put Your Best Foot Forward Next Year
    (28-Dec-2008)
    Resolutions to get fit can mean more podiatric pain, experts warn

  • Bling Makes Your Brain Sing
    (24-Dec-2008)
    'Rewarding' objects receive star status in neurological vision systems, study shows

  • Study Shows Exercise Shields Against Osteoporosis
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Women who did weight-bearing sports such as swimming had greater bone density in menopause

  • Study Shows Exercise Shields Against Osteoporosis
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Women who did weight-bearing sports such as swimming had greater bone density in menopause

  • Study Shows Exercise Shields Against Osteoporosis
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Women who did weight-bearing sports such as swimming had greater bone density in menopause

  • Scientists Discover Trigger for Autoimmune Diseases
    (22-Dec-2008)
    Self-attacking, dormant cells switch 'on' in those with lupus, rheumatoid arthritis

  • Most Kids With Type 1 Diabetes Lack Vitamin D
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Deficiency can increase bone fracture risk, researchers say

  • Community Exercise Programs Boost Seniors' Strength
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Regular participation can also reduce risk of falls, study says

  • Health Tip: Managing Joint Pain
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Suggestions to help you feel better

  • Fruits and Veggies May Strengthen Bones
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Could join calcium and vitamin D in fight against osteoporosis, study finds

  • Fruits and Veggies May Strengthen Bones
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Could join calcium and vitamin D in fight against osteoporosis, study finds

  • Returning to the Road Tricky After Injury
    (10-Dec-2008)
    Orthopedic surgeons offer tips on knowing when you're ready to drive again

  • 2 Diabetes Drugs Double Fracture Risk in Women
    (10-Dec-2008)
    Both Avandia and Actos lower bone density, new analysis shows

  • Returning to the Road Tricky After Injury
    (10-Dec-2008)
    Orthopedic surgeons offer tips on knowing when you're ready to drive again

  • 38% of U.S. Adults Use Alternative Treatments
    (10-Dec-2008)
    As do 12% of children, new government survey says

  • MRI Can Spot Presymptomatic MS
    (10-Dec-2008)
    A third of patients with suspect scans develop the disease within 5 years, study finds

  • 2 Diabetes Drugs Double Fracture Risk in Women
    (10-Dec-2008)
    Both Avandia and Actos lower bone density, new analysis shows

  • New Statistical Model Could Cut Needless Breast Biopsies
    (05-Dec-2008)
    But further study needed before method can become standard, researchers say

  • New Statistical Model Could Cut Needless Breast Biopsies
    (05-Dec-2008)
    But further study needed before method can become standard, researchers say

  • Higher Chemo Drug Dose Prolongs Lives of Leukemia Patients
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Side effects similar to those seen with standard dose of daunorubicin, study shows

  • Doctors Issue New Neuropathy Test Guidelines
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Common nerve problem best diagnosed with combination of assessments, researchers say

  • Latest Breast Imaging Techniques Offer New Views
    (03-Dec-2008)
    Neither will replace mammography for screening yet, experts say

  • CT Colonography Screens for Cancer, Osteoporosis
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Abdominal scan checks bone mineral density with no additional radiation, minimal cost

  • CT Colonography Screens for Cancer, Osteoporosis
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Abdominal scan checks bone mineral density with no additional radiation, minimal cost

  • CT Colonography Screens for Cancer, Osteoporosis
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Abdominal scan checks bone mineral density with no additional radiation, minimal cost

  • Young Gymnasts Facing Broad Range of New Injuries
    (01-Dec-2008)
    MRI scans show knuckle, wrist and bone damage that could develop into early osteoarthritis

  • Young Gymnasts Facing Broad Range of New Injuries
    (01-Dec-2008)
    MRI scans show knuckle, wrist and bone damage that could develop into early osteoarthritis

  • New Twist on Treatment of Foot Pain
    (01-Dec-2008)
    'Dry-needling,' steroids effective against plantar fasciitis, researchers say

  • Young Gymnasts Facing Broad Range of New Injuries
    (01-Dec-2008)
    MRI scans show knuckle, wrist and bone damage that could develop into early osteoarthritis

  • Older Adults Who Exercise Boost Blood Flow in Brain
    (01-Dec-2008)
    Aerobic workouts may prevent cognitive decline in some, study says

  • Young Gymnasts Facing Broad Range of New Injuries
    (01-Dec-2008)
    MRI scans show knuckle, wrist and bone damage that could develop into early osteoarthritis

  • Women Smokers Lose 14.5 Years Off Life Span
    (27-Nov-2008)
    November is lung cancer awareness month, and doctors urge everyone to kick the habit

  • Women Smokers Lose 14.5 Years Off Life Span
    (27-Nov-2008)
    November is lung cancer awareness month, and doctors urge everyone to kick the habit

  • Growth Hormone Won't Fight ALS
    (24-Nov-2008)
    Study shows 'disappointing' results against Lou Gehrig's disease

  • New Scan Spots Beginning of Bone Problems in Anorexics
    (19-Nov-2008)
    Structural abnormalities start early, researchers report

  • Sport Supplement May Help Shield Seniors From Falls
    (19-Nov-2008)
    Beta-alanine boosts muscle, balance, study finds

  • New Scan Spots Beginning of Bone Problems in Anorexics
    (19-Nov-2008)
    Structural abnormalities start early, researchers report

  • Toxic Chemicals Blamed for Gulf War Illness
    (17-Nov-2008)
    Report also cites drug given to U.S. troops to protect them from nerve gas

  • Toxic Chemicals Blamed for Gulf War Illness
    (17-Nov-2008)
    Report also cites drug given to U.S. troops to protect them from nerve gas

  • Finding Points to Possible Blood Test for Brain Tumors
    (17-Nov-2008)
    Tiny sacs, released by glioblastoma cells, can be detected, study shows

  • Younger Men Fare Best After Hip Joint Resurfacing
    (14-Nov-2008)
    The new procedure is an alternative to hip replacement, but complications occur, experts say

  • IV 'Ice Slurry' Quickly Cools Body for Surgeries
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Innovative approach could give heart attack victims, other patients more time, developers say

  • New Therapy Could Transform Arthritis Treatment
    (13-Nov-2008)
    Modifying gene called Foxp3 may develop cells capable of suppressing immune response

  • New Therapy Could Transform Arthritis Treatment
    (13-Nov-2008)
    Modifying gene called Foxp3 may develop cells capable of suppressing immune response

  • New Therapy Could Transform Arthritis Treatment
    (13-Nov-2008)
    Modifying gene called Foxp3 may develop cells capable of suppressing immune response

  • Health Tip: Exercise to Beat Arthritis Pain
    (12-Nov-2008)
    How activity can help you feel better

  • Calcium, Vitamin D Won't Prevent Breast Cancer
    (11-Nov-2008)
    But findings apply to postmenopausal women only, counters editorial

  • Use of Imaging Technology Skyrockets
    (10-Nov-2008)
    But study questions if MRIs, CT scans are always worth the cost

  • Active Young Women Need Calcium, Vitamin D
    (07-Nov-2008)
    The supplements can help prevent stress fractures, experts say

  • Active Young Women Need Calcium, Vitamin D
    (07-Nov-2008)
    The supplements can help prevent stress fractures, experts say

  • Gene Mutation in Dalmatians Sheds Light on Kidney Stones in Humans
    (07-Nov-2008)
    Finding explained high levels of uric acid in dog breed

  • Depression Heightens Sensitivity to Pain
    (07-Nov-2008)
    MRI reveals relationship between mental condition and reaction to physical discomfort

  • Alcohol Abuse Can Damage Bones
    (06-Nov-2008)
    It interferes with bone metabolism and bone mass maintenance, study finds

  • Drug Boosts Natural Growth Hormone in Seniors
    (06-Nov-2008)
    MK-677 brought muscle mass, but long-term effects on vitality unclear, scientists say

  • Alcohol Abuse Can Damage Bones
    (06-Nov-2008)
    It interferes with bone metabolism and bone mass maintenance, study finds

  • New Pathways Studied to Repair Nerves
    (06-Nov-2008)
    Two different approaches seek to interfere with mechanisms that inhibit cell regeneration

  • Study Sheds Light on Painkillers' Heart Risk
    (03-Nov-2008)
    Cox-2 drugs, like Celebrex, less safe than Cox-1 drugs, like naproxen, study says

  • Falls Are Leading Cause of Injury to Seniors
    (02-Nov-2008)
    But orthopedists say a home safety review could cut odds of fractures in those over 65

  • Falls Are Leading Cause of Injury to Seniors
    (02-Nov-2008)
    But orthopedists say a home safety review could cut odds of fractures in those over 65

  • Asleep or Awake, Brain Functions the Same
    (31-Oct-2008)
    Finding may help evaluate infants, as well as psychiatric, movement disorders

  • Consumer Group Seeks FDA Ban on Avandia
    (30-Oct-2008)
    Public Citizen cites liver failure deaths, other risks of adverse events for diabetes drug

  • Health Tip: Controlling Muscle Cramps
    (30-Oct-2008)
    Suggestions to prevent them

  • Successive Births, HRT Use Boost Joint Replacement Risks
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Early puberty also a factor in increased chance of knee, hip surgeries, study finds

  • Successive Births, HRT Use Boost Joint Replacement Risks
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Early puberty also a factor in increased chance of knee, hip surgeries, study finds

  • Biologics Don't Raise Cancer Risk in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Review finds no connection between drugs that block tumor necrosis factor and malignancies

  • Successive Births, HRT Use Boost Joint Replacement Risks
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Early puberty also a factor in increased chance of knee, hip surgeries, study finds

  • Successive Births, HRT Use Boost Joint Replacement Risks
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Early puberty also a factor in increased chance of knee, hip surgeries, study finds

  • Biologics Don't Raise Cancer Risk in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Review finds no connection between drugs that block tumor necrosis factor and malignancies

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis May Harm Gums
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Periodontal disease rises as the joint ailment worsens, research shows

  • Successive Births, HRT Use Boost Joint Replacement Risks
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Early puberty also a factor in increased chance of knee, hip surgeries, study finds

  • Etanercept, Methotrexate Safe for Juvenile RA
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Review finds use, even in combo, an effective long-term treatment

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Rising Among U.S. Women
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Cases have increased since the mid-1990s, study shows

  • Etanercept, Methotrexate Safe for Juvenile RA
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Review finds use, even in combo, an effective long-term treatment

  • Etanercept, Methotrexate Safe for Juvenile RA
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Review finds use, even in combo, an effective long-term treatment

  • New Drug May Strengthen Women's Bones
    (27-Oct-2008)
    In study, denosumab outperformed a standard osteoporosis therapy

  • Osteoporosis Meds Linked to Heart Problem
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Bisphosphonates may up rate of serious atrial fibrillation, review finds

  • Gene Plays Key Role in Clubfoot
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Finding could lead to tests, therapies, experts say

  • New Drug May Strengthen Women's Bones
    (27-Oct-2008)
    In study, denosumab outperformed a standard osteoporosis therapy

  • Osteoporosis Meds Linked to Heart Problem
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Bisphosphonates may up rate of serious atrial fibrillation, review finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Rising Among U.S. Women
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Cases have increased since the mid-1990s, study shows

  • Etanercept, Methotrexate Safe for Juvenile RA
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Review finds use, even in combo, an effective long-term treatment

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find

  • Drug Improves Outcomes for Gout Patients
    (26-Oct-2008)
    Study says pegloticase viable treatment for those who've run out of options

  • Drug Improves Outcomes for Gout Patients
    (26-Oct-2008)
    Study says pegloticase viable treatment for those who've run out of options

  • New MS Therapies Show Promise
    (24-Oct-2008)
    But the side effects of one drug require much more research, researchers say

  • One-Quarter of Biologic Drugs Have Had Safety Issues
    (21-Oct-2008)
    International analysis finds 11% issued 'black box' warnings by FDA

  • ALS, Alzheimer's Insights Could Improve Treatment
    (20-Oct-2008)
    But each discovery awaits testing in humans, experts note

  • Heart Failure Raises Risk of Fractures
    (20-Oct-2008)
    Researchers say finding calls for better osteoporosis screening, treatment in these patients

  • Heart Failure Raises Risk of Fractures
    (20-Oct-2008)
    Researchers say finding calls for better osteoporosis screening, treatment in these patients

  • Heart Failure Raises Risk of Fractures
    (20-Oct-2008)
    Researchers say finding calls for better osteoporosis screening, treatment in these patients

  • Mammograms Remain Best Way to Spot Breast Cancer
    (17-Oct-2008)
    Friday is National Mammography Day

  • Vitamin K Doesn't Slow Bone Loss
    (16-Oct-2008)
    But high doses may protect against fractures, cancer, study suggests

  • Vitamin K Doesn't Slow Bone Loss
    (16-Oct-2008)
    But high doses may protect against fractures, cancer, study suggests

  • Vitamin K Doesn't Slow Bone Loss
    (16-Oct-2008)
    But high doses may protect against fractures, cancer, study suggests

  • New Technique Activates Brain Neurons to Move Paralyzed Limb
    (15-Oct-2008)
    Experiment with monkeys could lead to new treatments for severely injured patients

  • Health Tip: After a Hip Replacement
    (14-Oct-2008)
    How to help your recovery

  • Vioxx's Heart Risk Lingered Long After Use Ended
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Some danger may come with other NSAID pain relievers, experts say

  • Autumn Sees More Women With Bunion Problems
    (12-Oct-2008)
    Transition from flip-flops, sandals to traditional shoes may be culprit, specialists say

  • Fliers Can Keep Blood Clots at Bay
    (11-Oct-2008)
    Simple exercises, staying hydrated best ways to avoid deep vein thrombosis, therapists say

  • Fliers Can Keep Blood Clots at Bay
    (11-Oct-2008)
    Simple exercises, staying hydrated best ways to avoid deep vein thrombosis, therapists say

  • Tamoxifen Cuts Fracture Risk: Study
    (10-Oct-2008)
    But the benefit disappears when breast cancer drug is stopped

  • Tamoxifen Cuts Fracture Risk: Study
    (10-Oct-2008)
    But the benefit disappears when breast cancer drug is stopped

  • Tamoxifen Cuts Fracture Risk: Study
    (10-Oct-2008)
    But the benefit disappears when breast cancer drug is stopped

  • Prostate Meds Not Tied to Increased Hip Fracture Risk
    (07-Oct-2008)
    But long-term effects of hormone-blocking drugs still need review, study finds

  • Form IDs Spinal Patients Likely to Stick With Therapy
    (05-Oct-2008)
    13-item questionnaire predicts who will be more active in post-surgery rehab

  • Gradual Exercise Best After Joint Replacement
    (03-Oct-2008)
    Trying to get back in the game too soon can undo benefits of surgery, study says

  • Gradual Exercise Best After Joint Replacement
    (03-Oct-2008)
    Trying to get back in the game too soon can undo benefits of surgery, study says

  • Protein in Spinal Fluid May Contribute to MS: Study
    (03-Oct-2008)
    Higher levels of immune molecule might inhibit cells' ability to fight inflammation

  • Resistance Training Boosts Mobility in Knee Arthritis Patients
    (02-Oct-2008)
    Using free weights, isometric exercise tied to overall increase in physical activity levels

  • Body Fat, Muscle Distribution Linked to RA Disability
    (02-Oct-2008)
    More fat on arms, legs tied to more inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, study says

  • Resistance Training Boosts Mobility in Knee Arthritis Patients
    (02-Oct-2008)
    Using free weights, isometric exercise tied to overall increase in physical activity levels

  • Body Fat, Muscle Distribution Linked to RA Disability
    (02-Oct-2008)
    More fat on arms, legs tied to more inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, study says

  • Body Fat, Muscle Distribution Linked to RA Disability
    (02-Oct-2008)
    More fat on arms, legs tied to more inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, study says

  • Body Fat, Muscle Distribution Linked to RA Disability
    (02-Oct-2008)
    More fat on arms, legs tied to more inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, study says

  • Resistance Training Boosts Mobility in Knee Arthritis Patients
    (02-Oct-2008)
    Using free weights, isometric exercise tied to overall increase in physical activity levels

  • Body Fat, Muscle Distribution Linked to RA Disability
    (02-Oct-2008)
    More fat on arms, legs tied to more inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, study says

  • Three Genes Raise Gout Risk
    (01-Oct-2008)
    Finding could lead to new treatments, experts say

  • Three Genes Raise Gout Risk
    (01-Oct-2008)
    Finding could lead to new treatments, experts say

  • Occupational Therapy Plus Exercise Benefits Osteoarthritis
    (30-Sep-2008)
    Taking more active role in their health helps patients stave off decline, study finds

  • Popular Supplements Don't Work Against Arthritis: Study
    (30-Sep-2008)
    But lead researcher says it's too soon to give up on glucosamine

  • Occupational Therapy Plus Exercise Benefits Osteoarthritis
    (30-Sep-2008)
    Taking more active role in their health helps patients stave off decline, study finds

  • Popular Supplements Don't Work Against Arthritis: Study
    (30-Sep-2008)
    But lead researcher says it's too soon to give up on glucosamine

  • Popular Supplements Don't Work Against Arthritis: Study
    (30-Sep-2008)
    But lead researcher says it's too soon to give up on glucosamine

  • Health Tip: Stretch Your Hamstrings
    (30-Sep-2008)
    To prevent pulling this muscle

  • Fewer Doses, Intramuscular Injection Cut Anthrax Shot Side Effects
    (30-Sep-2008)
    3 vaccinations just as effective as current 6 in forming antibodies, study finds

  • Occupational Therapy Plus Exercise Benefits Osteoarthritis
    (30-Sep-2008)
    Taking more active role in their health helps patients stave off decline, study finds

  • Popular Supplements Don't Work Against Arthritis: Study
    (30-Sep-2008)
    But lead researcher says it's too soon to give up on glucosamine

  • Pain More a Cause of Arthritis Than a Symptom
    (29-Sep-2008)
    Nerve cells may help spur inflammation, study shows

  • Pain More a Cause of Arthritis Than a Symptom
    (29-Sep-2008)
    Nerve cells may help spur inflammation, study shows

  • Pain More a Cause of Arthritis Than a Symptom
    (29-Sep-2008)
    Nerve cells may help spur inflammation, study shows

  • Pain More a Cause of Arthritis Than a Symptom
    (29-Sep-2008)
    Nerve cells may help spur inflammation, study shows

  • Pain More a Cause of Arthritis Than a Symptom
    (29-Sep-2008)
    Nerve cells may help spur inflammation, study shows

  • Fall Sports Peak Time for Lower Leg Damage
    (27-Sep-2008)
    Sprains, fractures, turf toe most common injuries, but warm-ups, proper gear cut risks

  • Vitamin C Protects Some Elderly Men From Bone Loss
    (26-Sep-2008)
    New study doesn't show same result for women, however

  • Vitamin C Protects Some Elderly Men From Bone Loss
    (26-Sep-2008)
    New study doesn't show same result for women, however

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • 'Fear of Losing' Key Emotion in Economic Decisions
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Brain imaging reveals why some people can't resist paying too much at auctions

  • Statins Can Hinder Muscle Repair
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Small number of patients taking them will experience damage, experts say

  • Health Tip: Choosing a Knee Brace
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Which type is best for you?

  • Bisphosphonates Cause Rare Eye Inflammation
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Finding just latest in list of potential adverse events for bone-saving medications

  • Bisphosphonates Cause Rare Eye Inflammation
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Finding just latest in list of potential adverse events for bone-saving medications

  • Health Tip: Choosing a Knee Brace
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Which type is best for you?

  • Boomers Should Add Muscle Before It's Too Late
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Resitance training in 60s, 70s wards off loss that weakens posture, balance, study says

  • Bisphosphonates Cause Rare Eye Inflammation
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Finding just latest in list of potential adverse events for bone-saving medications

  • Bone Loss Stable on Restricted Calorie Diet
    (23-Sep-2008)
    Gradual weight loss over 6 months showed no apparent harm, study finds

  • Health Tip: Prevent a Pain in the Neck
    (23-Sep-2008)
    Stretch and relax neck muscles

  • Health Tip: Massage Arthritis Pain
    (19-Sep-2008)
    Help strained joints and muscles

  • Drug Can Slow Bone Loss in Prostate Cancer Patients
    (19-Sep-2008)
    Hormone-deprivation Rx erodes bone, but meds like Fosamax can help, study shows

  • Health Tip: Massage Arthritis Pain
    (19-Sep-2008)
    Help strained joints and muscles

  • Vitamin D Levels Might Predict Risk for MS
    (19-Sep-2008)
    Study finds kids with lower levels more likely to develop autoimmune disease

  • Drug Can Slow Bone Loss in Prostate Cancer Patients
    (19-Sep-2008)
    Hormone-deprivation Rx erodes bone, but meds like Fosamax can help, study shows

  • Calcium Supplements Cut Blood Lead Levels During Pregnancy
    (18-Sep-2008)
    Low-cost therapy reduces threat of transfer from mother's bones to fetus or nursing infant

  • Team Tracks Cell That May Repair Skeletal Muscle Damage
    (17-Sep-2008)
    Mouse study confirms stem cells surrounding fibers can repopulate and help heal injury

  • Team Tracks Cell That May Repair Skeletal Muscle Damage
    (17-Sep-2008)
    Mouse study confirms stem cells surrounding fibers can repopulate and help heal injury

  • 3-D MRI Helps Detect Patients at High Risk for Stroke
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Technique accurately found bleeding within walls of diseased carotid arteries

  • MRI Detects Soft Tissue Damage Affecting Kids' Hearing
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Scans could improve docs' ability to diagnose location of defects, study says

  • Most Women With Osteoporosis Unaware of Raised Fracture Risk
    (15-Sep-2008)
    But lifestyle changes can lower risk, researchers note

  • Drug Treatment for Osteoporosis Patients Urged
    (15-Sep-2008)
    Bisphosphonates can be first-line therapy, particularly for those with hip fracture risk, physicians' group says

  • Most Women With Osteoporosis Unaware of Raised Fracture Risk
    (15-Sep-2008)
    But lifestyle changes can lower risk, researchers note

  • Drug Treatment for Osteoporosis Patients Urged
    (15-Sep-2008)
    Bisphosphonates can be first-line therapy, particularly for those with hip fracture risk, physicians' group says

  • Drug Treatment for Osteoporosis Patients Urged
    (15-Sep-2008)
    Bisphosphonates can be first-line therapy, particularly for those with hip fracture risk, physicians' group says

  • Most Women With Osteoporosis Unaware of Raised Fracture Risk
    (15-Sep-2008)
    But lifestyle changes can lower risk, researchers note

  • Majority of College Students Report Backpack-Related Pain
    (12-Sep-2008)
    Shoulders, neck and back most affected, but group says smart loading could cut stress

  • Imaging Shows Why Injured Brains 'Work Harder'
    (11-Sep-2008)
    Tool highlighting increased blood flow could become standard measure of rehab, study says

  • Surgery for Knee Osteoarthritis No Better Than Therapy, Meds
    (10-Sep-2008)
    Study found results for both were same 2 years later

  • Surgery for Knee Osteoarthritis No Better Than Therapy, Meds
    (10-Sep-2008)
    Study found results for both were same 2 years later

  • Surgery for Knee Osteoarthritis No Better Than Therapy, Meds
    (10-Sep-2008)
    Study found results for both were same 2 years later

  • Surgery for Knee Osteoarthritis No Better Than Therapy, Meds
    (10-Sep-2008)
    Study found results for both were same 2 years later

  • Surgery for Knee Osteoarthritis No Better Than Therapy, Meds
    (10-Sep-2008)
    Study found results for both were same 2 years later

  • Surgery for Knee Osteoarthritis No Better Than Therapy, Meds
    (10-Sep-2008)
    Study found results for both were same 2 years later

  • Health Tip: If the Shoe Fits
    (09-Sep-2008)
    How to make sure it does

  • MRIs Don't Improve Breast Cancer Care, Outcome
    (07-Sep-2008)
    Study finds getting one delays treatment, raises odds of mastectomy

  • Almost Half of Adults Will Develop Knee Osteoarthritis by 85
    (05-Sep-2008)
    Study finds risk is greatest for those overweight or obese at age 45

  • Almost Half of Adults Will Develop Knee Osteoarthritis by 85
    (05-Sep-2008)
    Study finds risk is greatest for those overweight or obese at age 45

  • Almost Half of Adults Will Develop Knee Osteoarthritis by 85
    (05-Sep-2008)
    Study finds risk is greatest for those overweight or obese at age 45

  • FDA Demands Tougher Warnings on Immunosuppressive Drugs
    (04-Sep-2008)
    Officials want stronger labeling about fungal infection risk

  • Scientists Discover How Osteoarthritis Destroys Cartilage
    (04-Sep-2008)
    For sufferers of joint disease, finding could lead to preventive treatments, study says

  • FDA Demands Tougher Warnings on Immunosuppressive Drugs
    (04-Sep-2008)
    Officials want stronger labeling about fungal infection risk

  • Scientists Discover How Osteoarthritis Destroys Cartilage
    (04-Sep-2008)
    For sufferers of joint disease, finding could lead to preventive treatments, study says

  • Scientists Discover How Osteoarthritis Destroys Cartilage
    (04-Sep-2008)
    For sufferers of joint disease, finding could lead to preventive treatments, study says

  • New Screening Catches More Breast Cancers
    (04-Sep-2008)
    Finding among new trends in breast cancer diagnosis, treatment, experts say

  • Scientists Discover How Osteoarthritis Destroys Cartilage
    (04-Sep-2008)
    For sufferers of joint disease, finding could lead to preventive treatments, study says

  • FDA Demands Tougher Warnings on Immunosuppressive Drugs
    (04-Sep-2008)
    Officials want stronger labeling about fungal infection risk

  • New Drug Helps Relieve Gout
    (03-Sep-2008)
    Pegloticase normalized uric acid levels within 6 hours for participants in phase II trial

  • New Drug Helps Relieve Gout
    (03-Sep-2008)
    Pegloticase normalized uric acid levels within 6 hours for participants in phase II trial

  • New Drug Helps Relieve Gout
    (03-Sep-2008)
    Pegloticase normalized uric acid levels within 6 hours for participants in phase II trial

  • Health Tip: Take Care of a Cast
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Protect your injury and stay comfortable

  • Health Tip: Take Care of a Cast
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Protect your injury and stay comfortable

  • Bunion Surgery Patients Need 6 Weeks Before Driving
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Study finds reaction, brake response times were better than they had been before procedure

  • Treadmill Workouts Help Stroke Survivors
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Function improved even after conventional therapy, study found

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent a Herniated Disk
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Know some common causes

  • Study Examines How Rheumatoid Arthritis Destroys Bone
    (22-Aug-2008)
    Enzyme called Smurf1 acts as signaling partner that turns off building-block proteins

  • Study Examines How Rheumatoid Arthritis Destroys Bone
    (22-Aug-2008)
    Enzyme called Smurf1 acts as signaling partner that turns off building-block proteins

  • Study Examines How Rheumatoid Arthritis Destroys Bone
    (22-Aug-2008)
    Enzyme called Smurf1 acts as signaling partner that turns off building-block proteins

  • Study Examines How Rheumatoid Arthritis Destroys Bone
    (22-Aug-2008)
    Enzyme called Smurf1 acts as signaling partner that turns off building-block proteins

  • Drug Stops Bone Loss From Breast Cancer Chemo
    (21-Aug-2008)
    Zoledronic acid stabilized mineral density in premenopausal women, study finds

  • Modified MRI Spots Early Osteoarthritis
    (20-Aug-2008)
    Known biomarker easier to identify, so permanent joint damage may be avoided, study says

  • Modified MRI Spots Early Osteoarthritis
    (20-Aug-2008)
    Known biomarker easier to identify, so permanent joint damage may be avoided, study says

  • Modified MRI Spots Early Osteoarthritis
    (20-Aug-2008)
    Known biomarker easier to identify, so permanent joint damage may be avoided, study says

  • Modified MRI Spots Early Osteoarthritis
    (20-Aug-2008)
    Known biomarker easier to identify, so permanent joint damage may be avoided, study says

  • Low Vitamin D Raises Women's Hip Fracture Risk
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Too many Americans aren't getting enough of the sun-sourced nutrient, researchers say

  • Zoledronic Acid Protects Bones of Women Getting Breast Cancer Treatment
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Drug countered effect of endocrine therapy in premenopausal patients, study finds

  • Low Vitamin D Raises Women's Hip Fracture Risk
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Too many Americans aren't getting enough of the sun-sourced nutrient, researchers say

  • Low Vitamin D Raises Women's Hip Fracture Risk
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Too many Americans aren't getting enough of the sun-sourced nutrient, researchers say

  • Zoledronic Acid Protects Bones of Women Getting Breast Cancer Treatment
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Drug countered effect of endocrine therapy in premenopausal patients, study finds

  • Childhood Dairy Intake Boosts Bone Health Later On
    (14-Aug-2008)
    Teens who ate 2 or more servings a day as kids had higher mineral content, study finds

  • Postmenopausal Women With Breast Cancer Face Joint Issues
    (12-Aug-2008)
    Obesity, previous HRT, chemo also raised chances for those on endocrine treatment, study says

  • Postmenopausal Women With Breast Cancer Face Joint Issues
    (12-Aug-2008)
    Obesity, previous HRT, chemo also raised chances for those on endocrine treatment, study says

  • Powerful Antacid Drugs Raise Fracture Risk
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Proton pump inhibitors taken for more than 7 years quadrupled chance of hip breaks, study finds

  • Powerful Antacid Drugs Raise Fracture Risk
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Proton pump inhibitors taken for more than 7 years quadrupled chance of hip breaks, study finds

  • Powerful Antacid Drugs Raise Fracture Risk
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Proton pump inhibitors taken for more than 7 years quadrupled chance of hip breaks, study finds

  • B Cells Can Act Alone in Autoimmune Diseases
    (07-Aug-2008)
    Finding points to new interventions to control body's attack on its own healthy tissue

  • ER, Doctor Visits Topped 1 Billion in 2006
    (06-Aug-2008)
    As America grows older, that's an average of 4 a year per person, CDC report says

  • Light Stretching Improves Range of Joint Motion
    (06-Aug-2008)
    And it does so without weakening muscles, study finds

  • Orthopedic Surgeons Weigh in on Pool Safety
    (02-Aug-2008)
    Fractures, sprains and strains result from ignoring common-sense precautions, group says

  • Health Tip: Pain Reliever Side Effects
    (01-Aug-2008)
    Know potential risks before you take them

  • Scientists Turn Skin Cells Into Motor Neurons in ALS Patients
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Feat could one day lead to tailor-made cells to treat fatal disease, researchers say

  • Bone Disease Test Shows Death Risk for Dialysis Patients
    (31-Jul-2008)
    High alkaline phosphatase levels boosted mortality 25% in chronic kidney cases

  • Frankincense Provides Relief for Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Enriched extract of Indian herbal remedy showed improved mobility in 7 days, study says

  • Frankincense Provides Relief for Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Enriched extract of Indian herbal remedy showed improved mobility in 7 days, study says

  • Frankincense Provides Relief for Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Enriched extract of Indian herbal remedy showed improved mobility in 7 days, study says

  • Frankincense Provides Relief for Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Enriched extract of Indian herbal remedy showed improved mobility in 7 days, study says

  • Scientists ID 'Jekyll-Hyde' Protein in Lou Gehrig's Disease
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Gene mutations cause superoxide dismutase to clump up in motor neurons

  • Scientists ID 'Jekyll-Hyde' Protein in Lou Gehrig's Disease
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Gene mutations cause superoxide dismutase to clump up in motor neurons

  • Bone Density Predicts Chances of Breast Cancer
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Researchers found higher levels raised risk of disease

  • MRI Captures Alzheimer's Lesions
    (28-Jul-2008)
    International meeting to hear that conventional imaging showed brain plaques in rabbits

  • Bone Density Predicts Chances of Breast Cancer
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Researchers found higher levels raised risk of disease

  • Most Fit Have Less Brain Atrophy From Alzheimer's
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Even moderate exercise, done regularly, improves quality of life

  • Geographical Pattern Eyed in 1991 Gulf War Cases of ALS
    (25-Jul-2008)
    Environmental link to chemical rockets destroyed at one Iraq site focus of investigations

  • Warm-Up Reduces ACL Injury in Female Soccer Players
    (25-Jul-2008)
    Program of stretching, strengthening and agility drills cut knee ligament damage, U.S. report says

  • Spinal Cord Stem Cells May Act as Nerve Repair System
    (22-Jul-2008)
    Grown in lab, then returned to body, they could lead to nonsurgical treatments

  • Australian Study Seeks Genetic Roots of Cerebral Palsy
    (21-Jul-2008)
    Reseachers to gather 10,000 samples in study of this pregnancy complication

  • Varicose, Spider Veins May Be Inevitable for Some
    (20-Jul-2008)
    It may seem just cosmetic, but condition can lead to more serious problems, doctor warns

  • Varicose, Spider Veins May Be Inevitable for Some
    (20-Jul-2008)
    It may seem just cosmetic, but condition can lead to more serious problems, doctor warns

  • Falls Are Top Cause of Injury, Death Among Elderly
    (19-Jul-2008)
    Not all homes are the same, but common sense measures can reduce the risk, expert says

  • Health Tip: Caring for a Sprain
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Treat the injury seriously

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Osteoporosis
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Signs that you might be at risk

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Osteoporosis
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Signs that you might be at risk

  • Drug Combo Improves Remission of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (16-Jul-2008)
    Those on methotrexate-etanercept therapy 3 times less likely to have to stop working

  • Drug Combo Improves Remission of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (16-Jul-2008)
    Those on methotrexate-etanercept therapy 3 times less likely to have to stop working

  • Drug Combo Improves Remission of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (16-Jul-2008)
    Those on methotrexate-etanercept therapy 3 times less likely to have to stop working

  • Drug May Ease Symptoms of Juvenile Arthritis
    (15-Jul-2008)
    Flare-ups reduced, Italian study finds, but the trial methods are challenged

  • Drug May Ease Symptoms of Juvenile Arthritis
    (15-Jul-2008)
    Flare-ups reduced, Italian study finds, but the trial methods are challenged

  • Drug May Ease Symptoms of Juvenile Arthritis
    (15-Jul-2008)
    Flare-ups reduced, Italian study finds, but the trial methods are challenged

  • Hip, Knee Replacements Do Ease Symptoms
    (15-Jul-2008)
    People who undergo the surgery are usually happy they did, study finds

  • Hip, Knee Replacements Do Ease Symptoms
    (15-Jul-2008)
    People who undergo the surgery are usually happy they did, study finds

  • Do Antidepressants Make Bones Brittle?
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Studies suggest an increased fracture risk in people who take the medications

  • Do Antidepressants Make Bones Brittle?
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Studies suggest an increased fracture risk in people who take the medications

  • Do Antidepressants Make Bones Brittle?
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Studies suggest an increased fracture risk in people who take the medications

  • ACL Reconstruction With Cadaver Tissue Risky in Younger Patients
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Failure rate after surgery as high as 24% in middle-age patients, study shows

  • Stem Cells Hold Promise for Muscular Dystrophy
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Injections helped restore damaged muscle in mice, researchers report

  • Health Tip: Alleviating Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (09-Jul-2008)
    Potential treatments

  • Health Tip: Alleviating Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (09-Jul-2008)
    Potential treatments

  • FDA Mandates Black Box Warning for Some Antibiotics
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Fluoroquinolones, which include Cipro, can cause tendinitis and tendon rupture, agency says

  • Tongue-Driven Device Aids Handicapped
    (03-Jul-2008)
    Magnetic tracer lets disabled control wheelchairs, perform other tasks independently

  • Lung Infections Cost Hospitals More Than $10B in 2006
    (02-Jul-2008)
    Pneumonia second only to childbirth as most common reason for hospitalizations, analysis finds

  • Health Tip: Stop Smoking, Save Your Bones
    (01-Jul-2008)
    Cigarettes can harm skeletal health

  • Extreme Heat a Deadly Risk for Older Adults
    (01-Jul-2008)
    Their bodies don't cool quickly, so caution should rise with temperatures

  • Health Tip: Stop Smoking, Save Your Bones
    (01-Jul-2008)
    Cigarettes can harm skeletal health

  • Scientists ID New Genes Tied to Crohn's Disease
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Number tripled, and they find a link to other conditions such as asthma, diabetes

  • Scientists ID New Genes Tied to Crohn's Disease
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Number tripled, and they find a link to other conditions such as asthma, diabetes

  • High Birth Weight Doubles Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Hormonal effects may be to blame, researchers say

  • Activity-Linked Heat Illness Needs Prompt Attention
    (29-Jun-2008)
    Trainers' group warns summer's temperatures can also bring severe injury

  • Barefoot Lifestyle Has Its Dangers
    (28-Jun-2008)
    Surgeons group offers tips on how to be footloose and injury-free

  • Hip Replacement Boosts Mobility at Any Age
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Study finds patients twice as likely to care for themselves, saves money in long run

  • Hip Replacement Boosts Mobility at Any Age
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Study finds patients twice as likely to care for themselves, saves money in long run

  • Hip Replacement Boosts Mobility at Any Age
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Study finds patients twice as likely to care for themselves, saves money in long run

  • Hip Replacement Boosts Mobility at Any Age
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Study finds patients twice as likely to care for themselves, saves money in long run

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Guidelines Updated
    (26-Jun-2008)
    New rules called 'extensive' but not meant to crowd physicians' clinical judgment

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Guidelines Updated
    (26-Jun-2008)
    New rules called 'extensive' but not meant to crowd physicians' clinical judgment

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Guidelines Updated
    (26-Jun-2008)
    New rules called 'extensive' but not meant to crowd physicians' clinical judgment

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Guidelines Updated
    (26-Jun-2008)
    New rules called 'extensive' but not meant to crowd physicians' clinical judgment

  • Oral Drug Helps Prevent Clotting After Hip Replacement
    (25-Jun-2008)
    Daily dose of rivaroxaban cut risk of venous thromboembolism, study finds

  • Oral Drug Helps Prevent Clotting After Hip Replacement
    (25-Jun-2008)
    Daily dose of rivaroxaban cut risk of venous thromboembolism, study finds

  • Sense of Adventure Rests in Primitive Brain Region
    (25-Jun-2008)
    But dopamine reward system may also play role in less desirable addictions, expert says

  • Heel Ultrasound Helps Detect Fracture Risk
    (24-Jun-2008)
    But expert says dual-energy X-rays still gold standard for measuring bone strength

  • Senior Falls Can Lead to Brain Injury
    (24-Jun-2008)
    They resulted in 8,000 deaths, 56,000 hospitalizations for those 65 and older, CDC reports

  • Brain Scans Detect Alzheimer's Disease Quickly
    (24-Jun-2008)
    New technique could speed the diagnosis, French researchers say

  • Heel Ultrasound Helps Detect Fracture Risk
    (24-Jun-2008)
    But expert says dual-energy X-rays still gold standard for measuring bone strength

  • Head Injuries All Too Common in Summer Play
    (23-Jun-2008)
    But proper sports gear and preparation can prevent unnecessary accidents, experts say

  • New 5-in-1 Vaccine May Reduce Number of Pediatric Shots
    (23-Jun-2008)
    By as many as one-third

  • Get in Step With Summer Foot Care
    (21-Jun-2008)
    Expert sorts myth from fact when it comes to toeing the line on healthy practices

  • Get in Step With Summer Foot Care
    (21-Jun-2008)
    Expert sorts myth from fact when it comes to toeing the line on healthy practices

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Boosts Melanoma Incidence
    (20-Jun-2008)
    Patients treated with methotrexate had a threefold increased risk of disease, report says

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Boosts Melanoma Incidence
    (20-Jun-2008)
    Patients treated with methotrexate had a threefold increased risk of disease, report says

  • Brain's Olfactory Bulb Grows With Sense of Smell
    (19-Jun-2008)
    Finding could lead to better treatment when problems occur

  • Star-Shaped Brain Cells Make Scans Possible
    (19-Jun-2008)
    Astrocytes called missing link between neurons, blood vessels, researchers say

  • Autoimmune Disease Treatment May Not Dampen Immune System
    (19-Jun-2008)
    Targeting a key protein might reap rewards for people with asthma, MS, scientists say

  • FDA Panel Recommends Enbrel for Pediatric Patients
    (18-Jun-2008)
    But experts also express concern about psoriasis drug's possible risks for children; action follows agency warning that drug label needs strengthening

  • FDA Panel Recommends Enbrel for Pediatric Patients
    (18-Jun-2008)
    But experts also express concern about psoriasis drug's possible risks for children; action follows agency warning that drug label needs strengthening

  • FDA Panel Recommends Enbrel for Pediatric Patients
    (18-Jun-2008)
    But experts also express concern about psoriasis drug's possible risks for children; action follows agency warning that drug label needs strengthening

  • FDA Panel Recommends Enbrel for Pediatric Patients
    (18-Jun-2008)
    But experts also express concern about psoriasis drug's possible risks for children; action follows agency warning that drug label needs strengthening

  • Device Helps Spinal Patients Breathe Without Ventilator
    (18-Jun-2008)
    Helps control diaphragm

  • Stem Cells Might Treat Tough Fractures
    (17-Jun-2008)
    In some cases, bones don't heal as they should, experts note

  • Stem Cells Might Treat Tough Fractures
    (17-Jun-2008)
    In some cases, bones don't heal as they should, experts note

  • Moderate Aerobics May Ease Insomnia Symptoms
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Brazilian study finds 36% reduction in time awake and a drop in anxiety levels

  • Golimumab Eases Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms
    (11-Jun-2008)
    Monthly shot plus weekly methotrexate even pushed some into remission, study says

  • Golimumab Eases Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms
    (11-Jun-2008)
    Monthly shot plus weekly methotrexate even pushed some into remission, study says

  • Golimumab Eases Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms
    (11-Jun-2008)
    Monthly shot plus weekly methotrexate even pushed some into remission, study says

  • Possession Is Nine-Tenths the Perceived Value
    (11-Jun-2008)
    Researchers find out why people can't let go of what is theirs

  • Raloxifene Cuts Risk of Certain Type of Breast Cancer
    (11-Jun-2008)
    And the benefits weren't limited to high-risk women, study finds

  • Golimumab Eases Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms
    (11-Jun-2008)
    Monthly shot plus weekly methotrexate even pushed some into remission, study says

  • Health Tip: Muscle Sprains and Strains
    (10-Jun-2008)
    How to prevent them

  • Health Tip: Muscle Sprains and Strains
    (10-Jun-2008)
    How to prevent them

  • Health Tip: Muscle Sprains and Strains
    (10-Jun-2008)
    How to prevent them

  • Tracking Cancer Drug's Effectiveness
    (05-Jun-2008)
    Bioluminescence imaging a lower cost tool than MRI for evaluating new drugs, study says

  • Drinking Cuts Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
    (05-Jun-2008)
    More than three drinks of alcohol a week can trim that risk by 50%, study says

  • FDA Starts Safety Review of Autoimmune Disorder Drugs
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Reports of increased cancer risk among young users of TNF blockers prompts action

  • FDA Starts Safety Review of Autoimmune Disorder Drugs
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Reports of increased cancer risk among young users of TNF blockers prompts action

  • FDA Starts Safety Review of Autoimmune Disorder Drugs
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Reports of increased cancer risk among young users of TNF blockers prompts action

  • Health Tip: Recovering From an Injury
    (04-Jun-2008)
    When it's safe to get back in the game

  • FDA Starts Safety Review of Autoimmune Disorder Drugs
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Reports of increased cancer risk among young users of TNF blockers prompts action

  • Injury Patterns Similar for 'Circus' Artists, Elite Athletes
    (30-May-2008)
    Most injuries occurred to muscles, tendons, analysis finds

  • Football Can Shrink Players
    (30-May-2008)
    Spinal compression, equipment weight makes for temporary height loss, study says

  • Injury Patterns Similar for 'Circus' Artists, Elite Athletes
    (30-May-2008)
    Most injuries occurred to muscles, tendons, analysis finds

  • Knee Injuries Main Cause of HS Sports Surgeries
    (29-May-2008)
    Girls twice as likely to suffer major trauma; more education, fair play urged

  • Cane Use May Cut Progression of Knee Osteoarthritis
    (26-May-2008)
    Gait support translated into 10% average decrease in lateral load on joint, study finds

  • Cane Use May Cut Progression of Knee Osteoarthritis
    (26-May-2008)
    Gait support translated into 10% average decrease in lateral load on joint, study finds

  • Cane Use May Cut Progression of Knee Osteoarthritis
    (26-May-2008)
    Gait support translated into 10% average decrease in lateral load on joint, study finds

  • Obese Patients at Greater Infection Risk After Hip Replacement
    (23-May-2008)
    Those with BMI of 35 or more 10.5 times more likely to experience complications

  • Obese Patients at Greater Infection Risk After Hip Replacement
    (23-May-2008)
    Those with BMI of 35 or more 10.5 times more likely to experience complications

  • Light Alcohol Consumption May Help Bones
    (23-May-2008)
    A daily drink cuts hip fracture risk and increases density, study finds

  • Basketball Star Details His Struggle With Gout
    (23-May-2008)
    Maurice Cheeks shows that the arthritic condition can strike anyone

  • Basketball Star Details His Struggle With Gout
    (23-May-2008)
    Maurice Cheeks shows that the arthritic condition can strike anyone

  • Basketball Star Details His Struggle With Gout
    (23-May-2008)
    Maurice Cheeks shows that the arthritic condition can strike anyone

  • Light Alcohol Consumption May Help Bones
    (23-May-2008)
    A daily drink cuts hip fracture risk and increases density, study finds

  • 'Net, Video Tools Successful in Lung Disease Management
    (22-May-2008)
    Canada's TELEHEALTH program improved conditions for patients in rural and remote areas

  • Health Tip: Prevent Ingrown Toenails
    (20-May-2008)
    Take good care of your toes

  • Health Tip: What Your Bones Need
    (19-May-2008)
    For good health at every stage of life

  • Kidney Cancers More Likely to Be Diagnosed Early
    (19-May-2008)
    Widespread use of medical imaging now catching smaller tumors at treatable stages

  • Health Tip: What Your Bones Need
    (19-May-2008)
    For good health at every stage of life

  • Mastectomies on the Increase
    (16-May-2008)
    Trend coincides with increased use of MRI before surgeries, researchers report

  • Common Drug Eases Leg Pain From Walking
    (14-May-2008)
    More than half taking naftidrofuryl, a blood vessel medication, improved distances 50%

  • Breast-feeding Might Shield Women From Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (13-May-2008)
    Childbearing had no such benefit if baby was bottle-fed, researchers noted

  • New MRI Technique Detects Subtle Brain Injuries
    (12-May-2008)
    Changes in water around cells associated with how much patients improved over time

  • Drugs for Restless Legs Syndrome Have Downsides
    (12-May-2008)
    Analysis finds side effects, loss of effectiveness over time

  • Decoding Muscle Stem Cell Development
    (12-May-2008)
    Nutrient restriction triggers pathway involved with life span, study finds

  • Viagra May Protect Hearts of Some Muscular Dystrophy Patients
    (12-May-2008)
    In study with mice, drug prevented heart failure in those with Duchenne muscular dystrophy

  • Scoliosis: An Unnatural Curve
    (11-May-2008)
    Treatment includes watchful waiting, bracing and, sometimes, surgery

  • Arthritis Hits More Than Half of Diabetics
    (08-May-2008)
    Painful joint condition hinders exercise that helps manage both conditions, experts say

  • Arthritis Hits More Than Half of Diabetics
    (08-May-2008)
    Painful joint condition hinders exercise that helps manage both conditions, experts say

  • Arthritis Hits More Than Half of Diabetics
    (08-May-2008)
    Painful joint condition hinders exercise that helps manage both conditions, experts say

  • Stroke Survivors Walk Better With Human Help
    (08-May-2008)
    Rehab with therapist had more benefit than those using robotic devices, study finds

  • Soccer's a Winner for Building Bone Health in Girls
    (07-May-2008)
    All 'impact' sports may help to prevent osteoporosis later in life, research suggests

  • Docs Issue Guideline on Screening for Osteoporosis in Men
    (07-May-2008)
    Scanning those over 65 could cut expected 50% increase in cases in next 15 years

  • Soccer's a Winner for Building Bone Health in Girls
    (07-May-2008)
    All 'impact' sports may help to prevent osteoporosis later in life, research suggests

  • Docs Issue Guideline on Screening for Osteoporosis in Men
    (07-May-2008)
    Scanning those over 65 could cut expected 50% increase in cases in next 15 years

  • Botox Works on Muscle Disorders But Not Migraines
    (05-May-2008)
    New guidelines OK its use for involuntary contractions, headache findings were surprise

  • Drinking Dampens Ability to Feel Fear
    (30-Apr-2008)
    Brain scans illustrate biological reason why alcohol can lead to aggression

  • Genes Linked to Osteoporosis Identified
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Could be potential targets for new treatments, two studies suggest

  • Genes Linked to Osteoporosis Identified
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Could be potential targets for new treatments, two studies suggest

  • Epilepsy Drug Linked to Bone Loss
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Women on Dilantin may want to consider other seizure medications, experts say

  • Health Tip: Wear and Tear on the Knees
    (28-Apr-2008)
    How to minimize damage and discomfort

  • New Worries Over Blockbuster Meds Avandia, Fosamax
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Diabetes drug Avandia linked to fractures, while bone drug Fosamax is tied to irregular heartbeat

  • Health Tip: Wear and Tear on the Knees
    (28-Apr-2008)
    How to minimize damage and discomfort

  • Epilepsy Drug Linked to Bone Loss
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Women on Dilantin may want to consider other seizure medications, experts say

  • New Worries Over Blockbuster Meds Avandia, Fosamax
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Diabetes drug Avandia linked to fractures, while bone drug Fosamax is tied to irregular heartbeat

  • Quick Decompression Aids Spinal Injury Recovery
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Done within 24 hours, the procedure improved neurological outcomes a year later

  • Artificial Cervical Disc Surgery Cheaper Than Fusion
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Savings of almost $6,000 primarily due to earlier return to work, analysis finds

  • Cola May Be Bad to the Bones
    (26-Apr-2008)
    Research suggests the beverage contributes to osteoporosis

  • Chinese Ants Show Promise in Fighting Arthritis, Other Diseases
    (25-Apr-2008)
    Extract may prove beneficial against hepatitis, bacterial infections, study suggests

  • Chinese Ants Show Promise in Fighting Arthritis, Other Diseases
    (25-Apr-2008)
    Extract may prove beneficial against hepatitis, bacterial infections, study suggests

  • Chinese Ants Show Promise in Fighting Arthritis, Other Diseases
    (25-Apr-2008)
    Extract may prove beneficial against hepatitis, bacterial infections, study suggests

  • Chinese Ants Show Promise in Fighting Arthritis, Other Diseases
    (25-Apr-2008)
    Extract may prove beneficial against hepatitis, bacterial infections, study suggests

  • Women Risk Bone Loss After Knee Surgery
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Prevention of ligament injuries is key, experts say

  • Social Status Plays Role in Brain's Control of Health
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Imaging shows where you are in pecking order affects performance, motivation

  • Women Risk Bone Loss After Knee Surgery
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Prevention of ligament injuries is key, experts say

  • Cell Fusions During Inflammation May Protect Neurons
    (23-Apr-2008)
    Surprise finding could lead to new gene therapies for nervous system

  • Brain Patterns Predict Mistakes
    (23-Apr-2008)
    Study shows changes in two regions right before an error is made

  • Exercise Plays Role in Recovery From Sports Injuries
    (23-Apr-2008)
    Expert says goal is to maintain strength, not gain it, while you mend

  • Cutting Phosphate May Protect Kidney Patients From Heart Trouble
    (23-Apr-2008)
    High levels are major source of cardiovascular death risk in those with chronic disease

  • Exercise Combats Cancer Fatigue
    (18-Apr-2008)
    Review suggests it be included as basic component before and after treatments

  • Formaldehyde Linked to Lou Gehrig's Disease
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Workplace exposure might increase risk of fatal neurodegenerative disease, study says

  • Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Leg Artery Blockages
    (16-Apr-2008)
    But doctors are divided on whether supplements are a good option

  • Splints as Good as Plaster Casts for Minor Fractures
    (16-Apr-2008)
    But one expert says there's a hitch: Kids can take them off

  • Drug Proves Effective in Slowing Melanomas
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Riluzole, used to treat Lou Gehrig's disease, inhibits aggressive growth, study finds

  • Heart Failure Drugs Linked to Hip Bone Loss in Older Men
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Loop diuretics more than double risk for fractures, study finds

  • Detecting, Diagnosing Breast Cancers
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Studies evaluate importance of imaging devices in prognosis, treatment of disease

  • Muscle Weakness Found in Some Autistic Children
    (13-Apr-2008)
    Genetic defect in mitochondria might explain other aspects of the disorder, researcher says

  • Researchers Identify New Genetic Links to Psoriasis
    (11-Apr-2008)
    Discovery of biological pathways could lead to treatments for other autoimmune diseases

  • Researchers Identify New Genetic Links to Psoriasis
    (11-Apr-2008)
    Discovery of biological pathways could lead to treatments for other autoimmune diseases

  • Gel Enables Severed Spinal Cord Fibers to Regrow
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Works in mice, but human clinical trials could start in several years, study says

  • Raloxifene Safe for Women With Decreased Kidney Function
    (09-Apr-2008)
    Osteoporosis drug promoted bone density, reduction in fractures, study finds

  • Raloxifene Safe for Women With Decreased Kidney Function
    (09-Apr-2008)
    Osteoporosis drug promoted bone density, reduction in fractures, study finds

  • Health Tip: Having Neck Pain?
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Some possible causes

  • Testosterone Therapy May Reduce Bone Loss in Older Men
    (07-Apr-2008)
    But long-term effects of the hormone treatment aren't known, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Take Care of Your Feet
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Here are some suggestions

  • Testosterone Therapy May Reduce Bone Loss in Older Men
    (07-Apr-2008)
    But long-term effects of the hormone treatment aren't known, researchers say

  • Yoga Program May Help Prevent Falls in Elderly
    (04-Apr-2008)
    9-week course for women over 65 showed increased flexibility, balance and stance

  • Male Partner Violence Hurts Women's Health Worldwide
    (03-Apr-2008)
    WHO study finds aftereffects reverberate long after the incidents

  • Genetic Disorder May Hold Key to Heat Stroke Cure
    (03-Apr-2008)
    Some antioxidants may protect people like athletes, soldiers from fatal temperature rise

  • Height of Pitcher's Mound Can Strain Shoulders
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Major League Baseball study found standard mound might raise risk of stress injuries

  • Height of Pitcher's Mound Can Strain Shoulders
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Major League Baseball study found standard mound might raise risk of stress injuries

  • Older Women Have Harder Time Preserving Muscle Than Men
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Key difference appears to be how their bodies react to protein, study says.

  • Breathing Muscles Atrophy Quickly During Mechanical Ventilation
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Finding could one day help ICU patients get off respirator faster, researcher says

  • MRI Can Be Predictor of Post-Treatment Prostate Cancer Spread
    (25-Mar-2008)
    Those having radiation therapy may want to request more aggressive therapy, study finds

  • Therapeutic Cloning Works in Mice With Parkinson's
    (24-Mar-2008)
    Injecting neurons that were genetic match improved symptoms, avoided rejection

  • New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Works for Adults, Children
    (21-Mar-2008)
    But the real test for tocilizumab lies in head-to-head drug trials, expert says

  • Health Tip: Weight-Bearing Exercises Strengthen Bones
    (21-Mar-2008)
    And help prevent osteoporosis

  • Health Tip: Weight-Bearing Exercises Strengthen Bones
    (21-Mar-2008)
    And help prevent osteoporosis

  • New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Works for Adults, Children
    (21-Mar-2008)
    But the real test for tocilizumab lies in head-to-head drug trials, expert says

  • Fosamax Linked to Unusual Femur Fractures
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Osteoporosis drug also linked to bone pain and irregular heartbeats in past research

  • Health Tip: Massage During Pregnancy
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Enjoy its benefits, but take precautions

  • Fosamax Linked to Unusual Femur Fractures
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Osteoporosis drug also linked to bone pain and irregular heartbeats in past research

  • Genetic Medicine Making Inroads Against Disease
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Advances against PTSD, bone loss and heart woes cited in new research

  • Pain Relief for Osteoporosis Patients With Fractures
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Vertebroplasty shows benefit in study of those with spinal afflictions

  • Genetic Medicine Making Inroads Against Disease
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Advances against PTSD, bone loss and heart woes cited in new research

  • Pain Relief for Osteoporosis Patients With Fractures
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Vertebroplasty shows benefit in study of those with spinal afflictions

  • Pain Relief for Osteoporosis Patients With Fractures
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Vertebroplasty shows benefit in study of those with spinal afflictions

  • Health Tip: When Flat Feet Cause Pain
    (17-Mar-2008)
    See your doctor for treatment

  • Health Tip: When Flat Feet Cause Pain
    (17-Mar-2008)
    See your doctor for treatment

  • Gulf War Illness Strongly Linked to Chemical Exposure
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Review found vets with the syndrome were more exposed to particular compounds

  • New Drug for Brain Cancer Too Dangerous for Pediatric Patients
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Study found it caused permanent bone damage and stunted growth

  • Gulf War Illness Strongly Linked to Chemical Exposure
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Review found vets with the syndrome were more exposed to particular compounds

  • Gender Bias at Play in Treatment of Knee Osteoarthritis
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Study finds doctors twice as likely to recommend replacement surgery for men as women

  • New Guidelines Urged for Young Athletes' Neck Injuries
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Helmets, pads should be left on, then removed as a unit once patient is stabilized

  • Gender Bias at Play in Treatment of Knee Osteoarthritis
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Study finds doctors twice as likely to recommend replacement surgery for men as women

  • Thyroid Hormone Could One Day Treat Osteoporosis
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Animal experiments show thyroid stimulating hormone prevented bone loss

  • Health Tip: A Sprain in the Neck
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Here are common symptoms

  • Health Tip: Understanding Autoimmune Diseases
    (07-Mar-2008)
    When the body begins to attack itself

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent Stress Fractures
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Take some precautions

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent Stress Fractures
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Take some precautions

  • Biking, Walking Best for New Knees
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Tennis, jogging and even golf are tougher on replaced joints, study finds

  • ACL Tears Worth Fixing in Seniors
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Age should not be determining factor for knee repair surgery, study suggests

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Lower Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Reducing inflammation helps blunt cardiovascular threats, study suggests

  • Brain Scans Let Computer 'Read' Visual Activity
    (05-Mar-2008)
    Researchers suggest finding could lead to ways to decode the mind for therapeutic purposes

  • Common Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Won't Raise Blood Cancer Risk
    (29-Feb-2008)
    Methotrexate appears safe, but a lesser-used medication could boost odds for lymphoma, study finds

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Statins Tied to Tendon Woes
    (29-Feb-2008)
    But these side effects are rare and benefits still outweigh risks, experts say

  • Common Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Won't Raise Blood Cancer Risk
    (29-Feb-2008)
    Methotrexate appears safe, but a lesser-used medication could boost odds for lymphoma, study finds

  • New Gene for Lou Gehrig's Disease Identified
    (28-Feb-2008)
    Rare TDP-43 mutations expose potential therapeutic target, experts say

  • Health Tip: Muscle Injury?
    (28-Feb-2008)
    Try the RICE method

  • Health Tip: Prevent Runner's Knee
    (26-Feb-2008)
    Rest as soon as knee pain starts

  • Humira Approved for Children's Arthritis
    (22-Feb-2008)
    In patients four years and older

  • Taking Multiple Pain Relievers May Cause Complications
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Dual use of prescription, over-the-counter drugs raises risk of adverse side effects

  • Taking Multiple Pain Relievers May Cause Complications
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Dual use of prescription, over-the-counter drugs raises risk of adverse side effects

  • Health Tip: Treatment Options for Osteoarthritis
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Ask your doctor which may be best for you

  • Taking Multiple Pain Relievers May Cause Complications
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Dual use of prescription, over-the-counter drugs raises risk of adverse side effects

  • Health Tip: Treatment Options for Osteoarthritis
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Ask your doctor which may be best for you

  • Surgery Best for Narrowing of Spine
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study says it beat nonsurgical care for painful condition that often accompanies aging

  • Study Suggests Glucosamine Won't Ease Hip Arthritis
    (18-Feb-2008)
    Research adds to debate on the supplement but doesn't settle it, one expert says

  • Tango Classes Put Parkinson's Patients a Step Ahead
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Findings suggest spins, turns of the passionate dance improve mobility, balance

  • Tango Classes Put Parkinson's Patients a Step Ahead
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Findings suggest spins, turns of the passionate dance improve mobility, balance

  • Back Pain Spending Up, Relief Down
    (12-Feb-2008)
    Extra dollars aren't buying results, study says

  • Depression Rarely Discussed With RA Patients
    (11-Feb-2008)
    Rheumatoid arthritis poses heightened risk, but it's talked about by only 20% of patients

  • Depression Rarely Discussed With RA Patients
    (11-Feb-2008)
    Rheumatoid arthritis poses heightened risk, but it's talked about by only 20% of patients

  • Depression Rarely Discussed With RA Patients
    (11-Feb-2008)
    Rheumatoid arthritis poses heightened risk, but it's talked about by only 20% of patients

  • PET Scans Best for Measuring Response to Sarcoma Treatment
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Study found it more accurate than MRIs or CT scans

  • Gene Linked to Inflammatory Arthritis Also Raises Heart Risks
    (07-Feb-2008)
    British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes

  • Gene Linked to Inflammatory Arthritis Also Raises Heart Risks
    (07-Feb-2008)
    British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes

  • Gene Linked to Inflammatory Arthritis Also Raises Heart Risks
    (07-Feb-2008)
    British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes

  • Generic Versions of Fosamax Approved
    (06-Feb-2008)
    A popular drug to treat osteoporosis

  • Toll-Free Hotline to Help Seniors Avoid Falls
    (03-Feb-2008)
    National outreach to stress importance of physical activities to improve balance

  • Health Tip: Exercise Routines for Arthritis Patients
    (01-Feb-2008)
    Relieve symptoms with exercise

  • Sugary Soft Drinks Boost Gout Risk in Men
    (31-Jan-2008)
    Just 2 or more beverages a day increased chances by 85%, study finds

  • Newer Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Lower Production of B Cells
    (25-Jan-2008)
    Though millions take Enbrel, Humira, Remicade, mechanism behind medications was unclear

  • Newer Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Lower Production of B Cells
    (25-Jan-2008)
    Though millions take Enbrel, Humira, Remicade, mechanism behind medications was unclear

  • Newer Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Lower Production of B Cells
    (25-Jan-2008)
    Though millions take Enbrel, Humira, Remicade, mechanism behind medications was unclear

  • Newer Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Lower Production of B Cells
    (25-Jan-2008)
    Though millions take Enbrel, Humira, Remicade, mechanism behind medications was unclear

  • Surprise in Lab Helps ID Drug to Fight ALS
    (24-Jan-2008)
    Study shows apocynin almost doubles life span of mice with inherited Lou Gehrig's disease

  • Exercise Program Eases Arthritis
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Even 6 months later, improvements in pain and fatigue still evident, study finds

  • Exercise Program Eases Arthritis
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Even 6 months later, improvements in pain and fatigue still evident, study finds

  • Health Tip: Learning to Use Crutches
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Make sure they are correctly sized

  • Health Tip: Before an MRI
    (21-Jan-2008)
    How to prepare for the procedure

  • Embryonic Stem Cells Create Healthy Muscle in Mice
    (20-Jan-2008)
    Scientific feat could lead to new treatment for muscular dystrophy, experts say

  • Embryonic Stem Cells Create Healthy Muscle in Mice
    (20-Jan-2008)
    Scientific feat could lead to new treatment for muscular dystrophy, experts say

  • DNA Fingerprints Predict Brain Disorders
    (18-Jan-2008)
    Researchers found certain variations may indicate higher risk of ALS, Parkinson's

  • Genes Linked to Height Also Tied to Osteoarthritis Risk
    (18-Jan-2008)
    Short and tall extremes may put added pressure on joints, study suggests

  • Bone-Strengthening Drugs May Be Overprescribed
    (18-Jan-2008)
    Doctors suggest drug makers exaggerate benefits for women who do not have osteoporosis

  • Genes Linked to Height Also Tied to Osteoarthritis Risk
    (18-Jan-2008)
    Short and tall extremes may put added pressure on joints, study suggests

  • Bone-Strengthening Drugs May Be Overprescribed
    (18-Jan-2008)
    Doctors suggest drug makers exaggerate benefits for women who do not have osteoporosis

  • Modified-Release Prednisone May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (17-Jan-2008)
    Pill timed to body's rhythms, helps with morning joint stiffness, researchers say

  • Minor Leg Injuries Might Boost Blood Clot Risk
    (17-Jan-2008)
    Simple damage such as sprain or muscle rupture raised venous thrombosis odds, study says

  • Minor Leg Injuries Might Boost Blood Clot Risk
    (17-Jan-2008)
    Simple damage such as sprain or muscle rupture raised venous thrombosis odds, study says

  • Modified-Release Prednisone May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (17-Jan-2008)
    Pill timed to body's rhythms, helps with morning joint stiffness, researchers say

  • Minor Leg Injuries Might Boost Blood Clot Risk
    (17-Jan-2008)
    Simple damage such as sprain or muscle rupture raised venous thrombosis odds, study says

  • Vitamin D May Curb Falls in High-Risk Older Women
    (16-Jan-2008)
    Supplementation tied to a 23% reduced risk of falling in winter, spring

  • Calcium Supplements Could Raise Heart Risks in Postmenopausal Women
    (15-Jan-2008)
    Study found those taking tablets had 47% higher risk of cardiovascular trouble

  • Stem Cells Modified to Home in Where They're Needed
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Routing cue works like a Zip code helps deliver mail, researchers say

  • Low Testosterone Could Weaken Older Men's Bones
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Study finds link between hormone, fracture in males over 60

  • Low Testosterone Could Weaken Older Men's Bones
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Study finds link between hormone, fracture in males over 60

  • 5 Problems With Feet That Men Shouldn't Walk Away From
    (13-Jan-2008)
    Ankle sprains and ingrown toenails need a doctor's attention, experts say

  • Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Risk
    (07-Jan-2008)
    But experts are split on the need for supplements

  • Fingers Point to Risk for Arthritic Knees
    (04-Jan-2008)
    If index finger is shorter than ring finger you might be in trouble, study suggests

  • 46 Million Americans Suffer From Arthritis
    (04-Jan-2008)
    By 2030, 40% of U.S. adults will have the condition, experts say

  • Fingers Point to Risk for Arthritic Knees
    (04-Jan-2008)
    If index finger is shorter than ring finger you might be in trouble, study suggests

  • Fingers Point to Risk for Arthritic Knees
    (04-Jan-2008)
    If index finger is shorter than ring finger you might be in trouble, study suggests

  • 46 Million Americans Suffer From Arthritis
    (04-Jan-2008)
    By 2030, 40% of U.S. adults will have the condition, experts say

  • Gain a Foothold on Winter Walking Safety
    (30-Dec-2007)
    Tread carefully in slush and ice, and use caution when exiting transportation

  • Holiday Travel, Bad Eating Habits a Recipe for Stomach Trouble
    (28-Dec-2007)
    Give your jet-lagged gut time to recover, expert advises

  • Health Tip: What's Plantar Fasciitis?
    (20-Dec-2007)
    A painful foot condition

  • Experts Compare Osteoporosis Drugs
    (18-Dec-2007)
    It's unclear that bisphosphonates such as Fosamax, Boniva are more effective than alternatives

  • Bone Density Tests Do Predict Women's Fracture Risk
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Largest, longest study ever supports screening and prevention of osteoporosis

  • Bone Density Tests Do Predict Women's Fracture Risk
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Largest, longest study ever supports screening and prevention of osteoporosis

  • Experts Compare Osteoporosis Drugs
    (18-Dec-2007)
    It's unclear that bisphosphonates such as Fosamax, Boniva are more effective than alternatives

  • Bone Density Tests Do Predict Women's Fracture Risk
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Largest, longest study ever supports screening and prevention of osteoporosis

  • Health Tip: Choose Children's Shoes Carefully
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Select the right ones for growing feet

  • Personal Convictions May Control Both Behavior and Emotions
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Distinct brain regions activated by beliefs and human feelings, study shows

  • Stroke Rehab Technique Has Lasting Results
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Constraint-induced movement therapy improves strength and quality of life, researchers say

  • Unrelated Cord Blood Helps Infants With Metabolic Disorders
    (10-Dec-2007)
    It's a viable option with lower risk of complications, study finds

  • Group Seeks Refinement of Knee Arthritis Treatment Guidelines
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Changes should stress education, patient activity management interventions, review finds

  • Group Seeks Refinement of Knee Arthritis Treatment Guidelines
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Changes should stress education, patient activity management interventions, review finds

  • Diabetes Drug Avandia Could Weaken Bones
    (02-Dec-2007)
    Mouse study suggests it boosts production of bone-eroding cells

  • Study Probes Source of Knee Arthritis Pain
    (30-Nov-2007)
    It's not based on damage to the knees' cushioning elements, study suggests

  • Study Probes Source of Knee Arthritis Pain
    (30-Nov-2007)
    It's not based on damage to the knees' cushioning elements, study suggests

  • Study Probes Source of Knee Arthritis Pain
    (30-Nov-2007)
    It's not based on damage to the knees' cushioning elements, study suggests

  • Cell Protein Might Help Treat ALS
    (28-Nov-2007)
    Hsp70 extended the lifespan of mice that had the neurological disease, researchers say

  • 'High-Trauma' Fractures Tied to Weak Bones
    (27-Nov-2007)
    Bone-strengthening therapies could prevent these accident-linked injuries, research shows

  • Criteria Predict Women's 5-Year Risk for Fracture
    (27-Nov-2007)
    11-point model spots those who may need bone-strengthening therapies, experts say

  • 'High-Trauma' Fractures Tied to Weak Bones
    (27-Nov-2007)
    Bone-strengthening therapies could prevent these accident-linked injuries, research shows

  • Criteria Predict Women's 5-Year Risk for Fracture
    (27-Nov-2007)
    11-point model spots those who may need bone-strengthening therapies, experts say

  • Health Tip: Build Healthy Bones
    (27-Nov-2007)
    Start early, benefit later

  • Botox Offers Shot in Arm for Arthritis Sufferers
    (09-Nov-2007)
    Small trial found it eased shoulder pain caused by osteoarthritis

  • Gout Drug Shows Promise
    (09-Nov-2007)
    Injected rilonacept effective in easing pain, study finds

  • Botox Offers Shot in Arm for Arthritis Sufferers
    (09-Nov-2007)
    Small trial found it eased shoulder pain caused by osteoarthritis

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Heart Disease Threat
    (09-Nov-2007)
    But checking typical risk factors can help head off problems, research says

  • Drugs Can Ease Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (09-Nov-2007)
    3 trials show some success in helping children

  • NSAID Drug Therapy Fails to Ease Back Pain
    (09-Nov-2007)
    Trial also found no benefit from spinal manipulation

  • Vioxx Ban Tied to Rise in Serious GI Trouble
    (08-Nov-2007)
    Without such stomach-shielding drugs, patient health has suffered, researchers say

  • Sticking With Meds Lowers Elderly Fracture Risk
    (08-Nov-2007)
    Skipping osteoporosis drugs is top risk factor for injury, study finds

  • Sticking With Meds Lowers Elderly Fracture Risk
    (08-Nov-2007)
    Skipping osteoporosis drugs is top risk factor for injury, study finds

  • Sticking With Meds Lowers Elderly Fracture Risk
    (08-Nov-2007)
    Skipping osteoporosis drugs is top risk factor for injury, study finds

  • Study Shows Antibiotic Harms ALS Patients
    (01-Nov-2007)
    Researchers hoped minocycline might have helped those with Lou Gehrig's disease

  • Spinal Stem Cells Offer Hope Against Back Pain
    (01-Nov-2007)
    Discovery of the cells might lead to treatments, researchers say

  • Brain MRIs Find Hidden Neurological Problems
    (31-Oct-2007)
    Blocked blood vessels most common discovery, researchers report

  • Little Evidence Silicone Breast Implants Harm Health
    (31-Oct-2007)
    Review of data finds no link to most common illnesses

  • Health Tip: Protect Your Joints
    (30-Oct-2007)
    And help prevent osteoarthritis

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Death Rate Unchanged
    (29-Oct-2007)
    Underlying inflammation may affect heart despite symptom relief, experts say

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Death Rate Unchanged
    (29-Oct-2007)
    Underlying inflammation may affect heart despite symptom relief, experts say

  • Some Female Athletes Risking Weaker Bones
    (26-Oct-2007)
    Swimmers, divers, runners have poorer bone density, research shows

  • Older Women Gain From Good Post-Fracture Care
    (26-Oct-2007)
    An osteoporosis management program keeps patients, doctors connected, study finds

  • Some Female Athletes Risking Weaker Bones
    (26-Oct-2007)
    Swimmers, divers, runners have poorer bone density, research shows

  • Older Women Gain From Good Post-Fracture Care
    (26-Oct-2007)
    An osteoporosis management program keeps patients, doctors connected, study finds

  • Some Female Athletes Risking Weaker Bones
    (26-Oct-2007)
    Swimmers, divers, runners have poorer bone density, research shows

  • Older Women Gain From Good Post-Fracture Care
    (26-Oct-2007)
    An osteoporosis management program keeps patients, doctors connected, study finds

  • Health Tip: Diabetics, Examine Your Feet
    (24-Oct-2007)
    Good foot care can prevent problems

  • Voltaren Gel Approved for Osteoarthritis
    (22-Oct-2007)
    First topical prescription treatment for the joint disease

  • Pre-Workout Stretching Won't Prevent Sore Muscles
    (18-Oct-2007)
    New review of the evidence shows no link

  • Water Workouts Work for Arthritis Patients
    (17-Oct-2007)
    Sessions relieve pain and help improve daily function, researchers say

  • Many Patients Don't Report Use of OTC Pain Drugs
    (15-Oct-2007)
    Aspirin, ibuprofen and similar medicines pose big stomach risks, study notes

  • Anti-Convulsant Aids Knee-Replacement Patients
    (15-Oct-2007)
    Pregabalin reduced pain, increased range of motion, study found

  • Technology Advance Could Help Paralyzed
    (12-Oct-2007)
    It's a better way of translating brain signals for prosthetic devices

  • Pricey Running Shoes Not Worth It: Study
    (11-Oct-2007)
    Expensive or not, sneakers performed equally in high-tech tests

  • Tea Helps Toughen Older Women's Hips
    (10-Oct-2007)
    Those who drink it daily lose less bone, study finds

  • Tea Helps Toughen Older Women's Hips
    (10-Oct-2007)
    Those who drink it daily lose less bone, study finds

  • Heart-Healthy Workouts Help Knees, Too
    (05-Oct-2007)
    They help ward off osteoarthritis, study suggests

  • New Kidney Disease Can Be Fatal
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Nephrogenic systemic fibrosis is linked to MRI exposure, scientists say

  • Obesity Driving Rising U.S. Health Costs
    (02-Oct-2007)
    Americans outspend Europeans when it comes to chronic disease care, study finds

  • Health Tip: Even Babies Can Have Foot Problems
    (28-Sep-2007)
    They can begin in the very young

  • Meditation May Help Rheumatoid Arthritis Sufferers
    (28-Sep-2007)
    It eases the depression that often accompanies the condition, study finds

  • Health Tip: Spotting a Tremor
    (27-Sep-2007)
    Here are typical symptoms

  • Health Tip: Causes of Corns and Calluses
    (25-Sep-2007)
    Some are preventable

  • Health Tip: Controlling Foot Odor
    (24-Sep-2007)
    Here's what to do

  • Post-Knee Replacement Physio Helps in Short Term
    (21-Sep-2007)
    But gains in flexibility, quality of life don't last, data suggests

  • Post-Knee Replacement Physio Helps in Short Term
    (21-Sep-2007)
    But gains in flexibility, quality of life don't last, data suggests

  • Post-Knee Replacement Physio Helps in Short Term
    (21-Sep-2007)
    But gains in flexibility, quality of life don't last, data suggests

  • Genome Area Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (18-Sep-2007)
    DNA is involved in inflammation, immune response, scientists say

  • Once-a-Year Bone Drug Lowers Fracture Risk
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Reclast even caused death rate to fall in older users, study finds

  • Once-a-Year Bone Drug Lowers Fracture Risk
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Reclast even caused death rate to fall in older users, study finds

  • Once-a-Year Bone Drug Lowers Fracture Risk
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Reclast even caused death rate to fall in older users, study finds

  • Genome Area Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (18-Sep-2007)
    DNA is involved in inflammation, immune response, scientists say

  • Common Foot Myths Trip Us Up
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Breaks, corns, bunions: Experts deliver the facts

  • FDA Approves Osteoporosis Drug to Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Manufacturer calls Evista a valuable tool, but critics say its heart risks outweigh benefits

  • Common Foot Myths Trip Us Up
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Breaks, corns, bunions: Experts deliver the facts

  • Osteoporosis Drug Evista Approved to Cut Risk of Breast Cancer
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Among postmenopausal women

  • Tweaking Genes Could Extend ALS Survival
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Mouse study suggests new targets to treat the brain disease

  • Cialis Eases Erectile Dysfunction After Spinal Cord Injury
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Sexual difficulties are common for these injured men, researchers note

  • Novel Cooling Therapy May Have Aided Injured Football Player
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Lowering Kevin Everett's body temperature helped protect his spinal cord, doctors say

  • Vitamin D Supplements May Lengthen Life
    (10-Sep-2007)
    They could fight cancer, heart disease, researchers say

  • Depression May Be World's Most Disabling Disease
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Global study finds it takes bigger toll than other chronic conditions

  • Knee Pain May Signal Lung Cancer
    (05-Sep-2007)
    It could give an early warning and improve treatment success, researchers say

  • Genes Boost Risk for Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus
    (05-Sep-2007)
    Discoveries could lead to new treatments for autoimmune diseases, scientists say

  • Genes Boost Risk for Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus
    (05-Sep-2007)
    Discoveries could lead to new treatments for autoimmune diseases, scientists say

  • Fat Builds Up in Hearts Before Diabetes Onset
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Technique giving researchers static image of beating heart could be new screening tool

  • Health Tip: Get Enough Vitamin D
    (03-Sep-2007)
    Helps the body absorb calcium

  • Swelling After Knee Injury May Hinder Healing
    (31-Aug-2007)
    Pig study shows blocking 2 proteins could mean less invasive treatment of meniscus damage

  • Swelling After Knee Injury May Hinder Healing
    (31-Aug-2007)
    Pig study shows blocking 2 proteins could mean less invasive treatment of meniscus damage

  • Swelling After Knee Injury May Hinder Healing
    (31-Aug-2007)
    Pig study shows blocking 2 proteins could mean less invasive treatment of meniscus damage

  • Whiplash May Result in Delayed Jaw Pain
    (30-Aug-2007)
    Trauma patients 5 times more likely to suffer facial dysfunction after a crash

  • Self-Exams of Feet Can Catch Early Melanoma
    (29-Aug-2007)
    Stay a step ahead of cancer with check for moles, freckles or spots, surgeons' group says

  • RA Drugs Linked to Slight Skin Cancer Risk
    (29-Aug-2007)
    But the medications' benefits outweigh the downside, experts say

  • Study Points to Cause of Vioxx Heart Risk
    (27-Aug-2007)
    The drug ups levels of a protein linked to clotting, researchers say

  • Daily Calcium Does Protect Bone
    (23-Aug-2007)
    Study finds it reduces fracture rate for those over 50

  • Daily Calcium Does Protect Bone
    (23-Aug-2007)
    Study finds it reduces fracture rate for those over 50

  • Daily Calcium Does Protect Bone
    (23-Aug-2007)
    Study finds it reduces fracture rate for those over 50

  • Health Tip: While Chewing Gum May Relieve Stress ...
    (22-Aug-2007)
    Don't chew too vigorously

  • Health Tip: Children Who Play Sports
    (20-Aug-2007)
    Potential risks to keep in mind

  • Reclast Approved as Once-Yearly Osteoporosis Drug
    (20-Aug-2007)
    For postmenopausal women

  • Reclast Approved as Once-Yearly Osteoporosis Drug
    (20-Aug-2007)
    For postmenopausal women

  • New Drug Aids Muscle Function in Myasthenia Gravis
    (17-Aug-2007)
    Trial of 16 patients saw 46% improvement in symptoms

  • Health Tip: Symptoms of Bone Spurs
    (16-Aug-2007)
    Common bone growths that occur over time

  • Test Spots Joint Replacement Infections
    (15-Aug-2007)
    Developers say it's more accurate than standard methods

  • Test Spots Joint Replacement Infections
    (15-Aug-2007)
    Developers say it's more accurate than standard methods

  • Direct-to-Consumer Drug Ads Booming Despite Criticisms
    (15-Aug-2007)
    Experts suggest a shutdown on such pitches to the public

  • Health Tip: Heat Cramps Shouldn't Be Ignored
    (14-Aug-2007)
    Here's what to do if you get them

  • Health Tip: Caring for a Cast
    (07-Aug-2007)
    Avoid scratching, and keep the area dry

  • Bone Tests Cost-Effective for Elderly Men
    (07-Aug-2007)
    Younger men with prior fracture could also benefit, study finds

  • Bone Tests Cost-Effective for Elderly Men
    (07-Aug-2007)
    Younger men with prior fracture could also benefit, study finds

  • Bone Tests Cost-Effective for Elderly Men
    (07-Aug-2007)
    Younger men with prior fracture could also benefit, study finds

  • MRIs Spot Breast Cancers in High-Risk Women
    (31-Jul-2007)
    But the technology won't replace mammography, experts stress

  • Inflammatory Joint, Bowel Diseases May Be Linked
    (30-Jul-2007)
    Ankylosing spondylitis, inflammatory bowel disorder share common genetics, study suggests

  • Arthritis Disability More Likely in Older Blacks, Hispanics
    (30-Jul-2007)
    U.S. study suggests lack of health care may be to blame

  • Drug May Help Prevent Women's Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2007)
    Calcitonin is already used to fight age-linked bone loss, researchers say

  • Drug May Help Prevent Women's Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2007)
    Calcitonin is already used to fight age-linked bone loss, researchers say

  • Drug May Help Prevent Women's Osteoarthritis
    (30-Jul-2007)
    Calcitonin is already used to fight age-linked bone loss, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Hernias in Children
    (20-Jul-2007)
    Signs to watch for

  • One Billion People Don't Get Enough Vitamin D
    (19-Jul-2007)
    Expert suggests recommended daily intake be boosted to help prevent disease

  • Health Tip: Treating an Ingrown Toenail
    (19-Jul-2007)
    Early care can prevent infection

  • One Billion People Don't Get Enough Vitamin D
    (19-Jul-2007)
    Expert suggests recommended daily intake be boosted to help prevent disease

  • Health Tip: After a Muscle Strain
    (17-Jul-2007)
    Ease back into exercise

  • Artificial Disc Approved to Treat Disc Disease in Neck
    (17-Jul-2007)
    A major cause of neck and arm pain

  • Women Slower to Recover From Knee Surgery
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Osteoarthritis may also impede return to function, research shows

  • Women Slower to Recover From Knee Surgery
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Osteoarthritis may also impede return to function, research shows

  • Speedy Athletic Hernia Repair Is Possible
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Good rehab and the right type of mesh make the difference, experts say

  • Women Slower to Recover From Knee Surgery
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Osteoarthritis may also impede return to function, research shows

  • Speedy Athletic Hernia Repair Is Possible
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Good rehab and the right type of mesh make the difference, experts say

  • Throwing Helps Protect Pitchers' Arms
    (16-Jul-2007)
    It can help their game, but overdoing it also brings risks, researchers warn

  • Women Slower to Recover From Knee Surgery
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Osteoarthritis may also impede return to function, research shows

  • Arthroscopic Surgery Eases Tough-to-Treat Tennis Elbow
    (15-Jul-2007)
    The condition can come from any repetitive arm movement, experts note

  • Preseason Warm-Ups Cut Soccer Groin Injuries
    (12-Jul-2007)
    Program led to a third fewer such problems, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Caring for a Callus
    (09-Jul-2007)
    Get rid of the extra skin

  • FDA OKs Generic, OTC Versions of Foot Fungus Drug
    (03-Jul-2007)
    Lamisil fights toenail fungus and athlete's foot

  • Amateur Basketball Players Court Disaster
    (01-Jul-2007)
    Experts offer 'weekend warriors' tips on preventing injury

  • Glucosamine Trials Show Little Benefit Against Arthritis
    (30-Jun-2007)
    Results vary widely between trials, suggesting industry bias, experts say

  • Glucosamine Trials Show Little Benefit Against Arthritis
    (30-Jun-2007)
    Results vary widely between trials, suggesting industry bias, experts say

  • Glucosamine Trials Show Little Benefit Against Arthritis
    (30-Jun-2007)
    Results vary widely between trials, suggesting industry bias, experts say

  • Glucosamine Trials Show Little Benefit Against Arthritis
    (30-Jun-2007)
    Results vary widely between trials, suggesting industry bias, experts say

  • Bisphosphonates Linked to Jawbone Disorder
    (26-Jun-2007)
    Medications tied to bone deterioration in about 5% of cancer cases, study finds

  • Bisphosphonates Linked to Jawbone Disorder
    (26-Jun-2007)
    Medications tied to bone deterioration in about 5% of cancer cases, study finds

  • Anti-Bone Loss Drugs Help Prevent Fractures
    (25-Jun-2007)
    Another study finds women's estrogen levels affect osteoporosis treatment

  • Antidepressants Linked to Bone Loss
    (25-Jun-2007)
    2 studies turn up similar results in both women and men

  • Anti-Bone Loss Drugs Help Prevent Fractures
    (25-Jun-2007)
    Another study finds women's estrogen levels affect osteoporosis treatment

  • Antidepressants Linked to Bone Loss
    (25-Jun-2007)
    2 studies turn up similar results in both women and men

  • Research Gives Hope Against Rare Muscle Disorder
    (20-Jun-2007)
    People with HIBM are typically wheelchair-bound by 40, experts say

  • Soy Compound Helps Build Bone: Study
    (18-Jun-2007)
    But one expert says the jury's still out on genistein for older women

  • Bone Marrow May Give Rise to Blood Cancers
    (15-Jun-2007)
    The birthplace of blood cells could be a source of malignancy, research suggests

  • Lung Illness Linked to Heart, Bone Problems
    (15-Jun-2007)
    Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease speeds arterial stiffening and osteoporosis, research suggests

  • Bengay Death Highlights OTC Dangers
    (15-Jun-2007)
    Just because it's nonprescription doesn't mean it's harmless, experts caution in wake of teen track star's overdose from sports cream

  • Lung Illness Linked to Heart, Bone Problems
    (15-Jun-2007)
    Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease speeds arterial stiffening and osteoporosis, research suggests

  • Health Tip: Are Joint Supplements For You?
    (14-Jun-2007)
    Some people shouldn't take them

  • Vitamin A Compound Could Fight Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (14-Jun-2007)
    Mouse study shows retinoic acid can ease inflammation

  • Vitamin A Compound Could Fight Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (14-Jun-2007)
    Mouse study shows retinoic acid can ease inflammation

  • Study Rates New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs
    (13-Jun-2007)
    Abatacept, rituximab and tocilizumab may offer patients new options, experts say

  • Eye Protein Could Shield Against MS
    (13-Jun-2007)
    AlphaB-crystallin injections reversed paralysis in mice, study found

  • Study Rates New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs
    (13-Jun-2007)
    Abatacept, rituximab and tocilizumab may offer patients new options, experts say

  • Moderate Exercise May Slow Progression of Lou Gehrig's Disease
    (06-Jun-2007)
    Daily routine could strengthen muscles, contribute to better quality of life, study finds

  • Researchers ID Genes for Some Common Diseases
    (06-Jun-2007)
    They include arthritis, diabetes, heart disease; finding could revolutionize medicine, expert says

  • Ethanol Injection Helps Thyroid Cancer Patients
    (06-Jun-2007)
    Alcohol cut tumor volume 50% in bone metastasis cases where radioiodine was ineffective

  • Herceptin Heart Danger Stays Same After Five Years
    (04-Jun-2007)
    Breast cancer patients showed no increase in risk, longer-term study finds

  • Health Tip: Prevent a 'Charley Horse'
    (01-Jun-2007)
    How to prepare before exercising

  • Weight Training May Be Muscles' 'Fountain of Youth'
    (30-May-2007)
    Genetic tests shows it reverses aging process in elderly tissues

  • Post-Injury MRI Predicts Spinal Cord Recovery
    (30-May-2007)
    Key factors give patients, doctors realistic goals, researchers say

  • Back Surgery Can Quickly Relieve Pain
    (30-May-2007)
    But waiting won't hurt your chances of recovery, new research suggests

  • Rheumatoid Illness, Smoking Can Harm Heart's Aorta
    (29-May-2007)
    And that can increase risks for aneurysm and heart attack, experts warn

  • Rheumatoid Illness, Smoking Can Harm Heart's Aorta
    (29-May-2007)
    And that can increase risks for aneurysm and heart attack, experts warn

  • Man's Best Friend Joins the Fight Against Cancer
    (28-May-2007)
    New canine tumor tissue bank will help save dog and human lives, experts say

  • Large Jolts of Java Can Keep Gout at Bay
    (25-May-2007)
    Coffee lovers who drank more than four cups a day had a 40% lower risk of the inflammatory condition

  • Large Jolts of Java Can Keep Gout at Bay
    (25-May-2007)
    Coffee lovers who drank more than four cups a day had a 40% lower risk of the inflammatory condition

  • Large Jolts of Java Can Keep Gout at Bay
    (25-May-2007)
    Coffee lovers who drank more than four cups a day had a 40% lower risk of the inflammatory condition

  • Added Treatment Won't Speed Whiplash Recovery
    (25-May-2007)
    Aggressive approach may even slow healing, study suggests

  • Actress Lainie Kazan Turns the Spotlight on DVTs
    (24-May-2007)
    Life-threatening leg blood clot struck her in her mid-30s

  • Experts Outline Use of Bisphosphonates Against Myeloma
    (23-May-2007)
    New guidelines are meant to aid doctors treating the bone marrow cancer

  • Keeping Weight Off in Youth Pays Off in Old Age
    (22-May-2007)
    Elderly fared better if they'd been trim at 25, 50 years of age, study found

  • Ladder-Related Accidents Climb in U.S.: Study
    (19-May-2007)
    Fractures most common injury, sending more than 136,000 people a year to ERs

  • Ladder-Related Accidents Climb in U.S.: Study
    (19-May-2007)
    Fractures most common injury, sending more than 136,000 people a year to ERs

  • Simple Workout Urged for Pregnant Women on Bed Rest
    (12-May-2007)
    Too much inactivity can atrophy muscles, physical therapists warn

  • Daily Steroid Helps Boys With Duchenne's to Walk
    (09-May-2007)
    But the muscular dystrophy treatment also ups the risk of fractures, study finds

  • Daily Steroid Helps Boys With Duchenne's to Walk
    (09-May-2007)
    But the muscular dystrophy treatment also ups the risk of fractures, study finds

  • Diesel Exhaust Impairs Blood Flow to Marrow
    (04-May-2007)
    Elderly most affected by exposure to the pollutant, researchers say

  • Cystic Fibrosis Can Harm Kids' Bones
    (04-May-2007)
    Other risk factors may aggravate the condition, findings show

  • 'Healthy Bones' Shot Could Cut Women's Fracture Risk
    (02-May-2007)
    Once-a-year injection might replace pills, study suggests

  • 'Healthy Bones' Shot Could Cut Women's Fracture Risk
    (02-May-2007)
    Once-a-year injection might replace pills, study suggests

  • Amateur Boxers Also Hit by Brain Injury
    (02-May-2007)
    Spinal fluid study shows signs of post-fight damage

  • Health Tip: Dislocated Shoulder
    (01-May-2007)
    What occurs, and how it's treated

  • High Calcium, Vitamin D Intake May Harm Aging Brain
    (01-May-2007)
    Rising levels were associated with larger brain lesions, study found

  • Weight Training Helps Workers With Rotator Cuff Injuries: Study
    (01-May-2007)
    Resistance exercises got people back to work faster than traditional therapy

  • Green Tea May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (30-Apr-2007)
    Laboratory study is called preliminary, but promising

  • Green Tea May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (30-Apr-2007)
    Laboratory study is called preliminary, but promising

  • U.S. Arthritis Numbers, Costs Soaring
    (27-Apr-2007)
    One in five adults is now affected, costing $81 billion annually, report finds

  • Genes Could Boost Arthritis Patients' Death Risk
    (27-Apr-2007)
    DNA may pose hazard for people with rheumatoid form of the disease

  • Health Tip: Dealing With Osteoarthritis
    (25-Apr-2007)
    In addition to medication, lifestyle changes can help

  • Elderly Need to Watch Vitamin D Levels
    (23-Apr-2007)
    Too little from sun or food could boost risk for disability, study finds

  • Health Tip: Can You Recognize Osteoarthritis Symptoms?
    (23-Apr-2007)
    Joint pain, stiffness are most prevalent

  • Drug Shows Promise in Spinal Cord Injury Treatment
    (17-Apr-2007)
    Cethrin inhibited cell death, promoted neural regeneration, study finds

  • Chondroitin Won't Ease Arthritic Joint Pain: Study
    (16-Apr-2007)
    Doctors should discourage use of the supplement, researchers conclude

  • Weightlifting During Dialysis Combats Muscle Wasting: Study
    (13-Apr-2007)
    High-intensity exercise was safe, improved patients' strength, quality of life

  • FDA Advisory Panel Rejects Vioxx Successor
    (12-Apr-2007)
    Merck's new painkiller Arcoxia shows cardiac risk, committee says in 20-1 vote.

  • FDA Advisory Panel Rejects Vioxx Successor
    (12-Apr-2007)
    Merck's new painkiller Arcoxia shows cardiac risk, committee says in 20-1 vote.

  • FDA Advisory Panel Rejects Vioxx Successor
    (12-Apr-2007)
    Merck's new painkiller Arcoxia shows cardiac risk, committee says in 20-1 vote.

  • FDA Advisory Panel Rejects Vioxx Successor
    (12-Apr-2007)
    Merck's new painkiller Arcoxia shows cardiac risk, committee says in 20-1 vote.

  • FDA Advisory Panel Rejects Vioxx Successor
    (12-Apr-2007)
    Merck's new painkiller Arcoxia shows cardiac risk, committee says in 20-1 vote.

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug May Help Treat Type 2 Diabetes
    (11-Apr-2007)
    Study finds long-term glucose levels dropped significantly after 13 weeks of treatment

  • Rare Joint Cancer Yields Its Secrets
    (09-Apr-2007)
    Understanding synovial sarcoma can bring effective treatment, experts say

  • Ibuprofen May Boost Aspirin Users' Heart Risk
    (04-Apr-2007)
    Study of arthritis patients needs to be confirmed, experts say

  • Health Tip: Prevent Burns From a Heating Pad
    (04-Apr-2007)
    Don't use on the same injury for more than 20 minutes

  • Protein May Be Key to Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (29-Mar-2007)
    Finding could lead to new therapies for the disease, study suggests

  • Arthritis Pain Processed in Emotion-Linked Brain Area
    (28-Mar-2007)
    Findings may offer a new target for treatment, study suggests

  • Arthritis Pain Processed in Emotion-Linked Brain Area
    (28-Mar-2007)
    Findings may offer a new target for treatment, study suggests

  • Arthritis Pain Processed in Emotion-Linked Brain Area
    (28-Mar-2007)
    Findings may offer a new target for treatment, study suggests

  • Arthritis Pain Processed in Emotion-Linked Brain Area
    (28-Mar-2007)
    Findings may offer a new target for treatment, study suggests

  • More Seniors Suffering Spinal Cord Injury
    (23-Mar-2007)
    Falls are a major cause of the increase, U.S. study finds

  • Spinal Disc Transplant Shows Promise Against Back Pain
    (23-Mar-2007)
    Chinese team reports good results from small 5-year trial

  • Dental X-Rays Point to Bone Loss in Women
    (22-Mar-2007)
    They were just as accurate as standard density tests, study finds

  • Caring for ALS Patient Brings Emotional Strain
    (19-Mar-2007)
    Family caregivers face higher risk of depression than the patient, study finds

  • Drug Shields Parkinson's Patients Against Fracture
    (19-Mar-2007)
    Risedronate counters inactivity-linked weakening of bone, study finds

  • Drug Shields Parkinson's Patients Against Fracture
    (19-Mar-2007)
    Risedronate counters inactivity-linked weakening of bone, study finds

  • Genes Can Predict Hip Replacement Success
    (15-Mar-2007)
    Finding may lead to new treatments and better artificial hips, experts say

  • Genes Can Predict Hip Replacement Success
    (15-Mar-2007)
    Finding may lead to new treatments and better artificial hips, experts say

  • Stem Cell Finding Could Help Fight Autoimmune Disease
    (15-Mar-2007)
    Build-up of dead cells may trigger these illnesses, researchers say

  • Biomarkers Could Warn of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    (14-Mar-2007)
    They might be used to spot repetitive stress disorders before the pain starts

  • Biomarkers Could Warn of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    (14-Mar-2007)
    They might be used to spot repetitive stress disorders before the pain starts

  • Most American Seniors Live With Chronic Disease
    (08-Mar-2007)
    More needs to be done to encourage exercise, healthy eating, CDC report says

  • Health Tip: Living With Osteoporosis
    (08-Mar-2007)
    Prevent more bone loss

  • Health Tip: Living With Osteoporosis
    (08-Mar-2007)
    Prevent more bone loss

  • One Family's Gene Defect May Help Explain Heart Disease
    (01-Mar-2007)
    Finding supports the notion of a 'metabolic syndrome,' scientists say

  • One Family's Gene Defect May Help Explain Heart Disease
    (01-Mar-2007)
    Finding supports the notion of a 'metabolic syndrome,' scientists say

  • Hip-Surgery Complications More Common in Obese Women: Study
    (28-Feb-2007)
    Gender differences in fat distribution, metabolic response may explain poorer results

  • Image Concerns Tied to Depression in Arthritis, Lupus Patients
    (28-Feb-2007)
    Study suggests counseling can minimize fear of deformities, physical limitations

  • MRI Finds Hidden, High-Risk Fat in Teens
    (27-Feb-2007)
    More precise estimates of deep fat can help predict their risk for disease

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Cancer Death Risk: Study
    (27-Feb-2007)
    Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate

  • Heart Experts Issue Guidelines on Use of Celebrex
    (26-Feb-2007)
    Cox-2 painkiller should be last resort because of cardiovascular risk, American Heart Association says

  • Children With Cancer at Risk for Fragile Bones
    (26-Feb-2007)
    Lack of exercise plus treatment side effects are to blame, experts say

  • Bioengineered ACL Could Help Injured Knees
    (20-Feb-2007)
    In rabbits, researchers used animal's cells to help grow new ligament

  • Health Tip: Getting a Bone Density Test
    (19-Feb-2007)
    Can measure your risks of osteoporosis and bones fractures

  • Health Tip: Getting a Bone Density Test
    (19-Feb-2007)
    Can measure your risks of osteoporosis and bones fractures

  • Calcium, Vitamin D Supplements Cut Fracture Risk: Study
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Study of female navy recruits shows benefit from even short-term use

  • Repetitive Hand Use Not the Culprit in Carpal Tunnel
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Genetics, not tasks like typing, to blame for the painful syndrome, study finds

  • Calcium, Vitamin D Supplements Cut Fracture Risk: Study
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Study of female navy recruits shows benefit from even short-term use

  • Music Video Helps Knee Replacement Patients
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Instruction, exercising to tunes boosted recovery time 59% on average, study says

  • Older Patients Shouldn't Delay Spinal Surgery: Study
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Complication risks rise substantially after age 69, experts say

  • Smoking, Obesity Risk Factors for Spinal Procedures
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Both problems boosted risks linked to back pain

  • 'Smart Bladder' Technology Could Help Paralyzed
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Stimulating spinal cord can restore natural urination, animal study shows

  • Health Tip: Keep Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain at Bay
    (15-Feb-2007)
    Get enough rest, and watch what you eat

  • MRI May Predict Multiple Sclerosis' Effect on Brain
    (14-Feb-2007)
    The scan could become a useful treatment tool, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Understanding Autoimmune Disorders
    (14-Feb-2007)
    When the immune system attacks the body

  • Boning Up on Dietary Calcium
    (11-Feb-2007)
    Here's how to get it and its nutrition 'partner,' vitamin D

  • Experts Offer Free Back Pain Advice Feb. 15
    (11-Feb-2007)
    Hotline focuses on preventing, easing pain in middle age

  • Boning Up on Dietary Calcium
    (11-Feb-2007)
    Here's how to get it and its nutrition 'partner,' vitamin D

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Hip Fracture
    (07-Feb-2007)
    Lifestyle changes can reduce your risk

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Hip Fracture
    (07-Feb-2007)
    Lifestyle changes can reduce your risk

  • Power-Boosting Protein in Muscle Declines With Age
    (06-Feb-2007)
    That's why even fit older people may need to work harder to stay slim, study says

  • Health Tip: Donating Bone Marrow
    (01-Feb-2007)
    It can save someone's life

  • Exercise Has No Impact on Knee Osteoarthritis
    (31-Jan-2007)
    Affected older people can safely keep active, study confirms

  • Tweaking a Gene Could Rebuild Bone
    (31-Jan-2007)
    Mouse study shows an increase in bone density

  • Exercise Has No Impact on Knee Osteoarthritis
    (31-Jan-2007)
    Affected older people can safely keep active, study confirms

  • Tweaking a Gene Could Rebuild Bone
    (31-Jan-2007)
    Mouse study shows an increase in bone density

  • New Score Helps Spot Rheumatoid Arthritis Sufferers
    (30-Jan-2007)
    Early detection is important to safe, effective treatment, experts say

  • New Score Helps Spot Rheumatoid Arthritis Sufferers
    (30-Jan-2007)
    Early detection is important to safe, effective treatment, experts say

  • Neurological Disorders Strike Millions
    (29-Jan-2007)
    New government report gives latest estimates, which show increases in Alzheimer's, MS cases

  • Health Tip: Symptoms of a Toenail Infection
    (29-Jan-2007)
    Thick, discolored nails should be treated

  • Repeat Bone Density Scans Not as Useful as Thought
    (23-Jan-2007)
    Their ability to predict fractures in postmenopausal women is questionable, study finds

  • Repeat Bone Density Scans Not as Useful as Thought
    (23-Jan-2007)
    Their ability to predict fractures in postmenopausal women is questionable, study finds

  • Bone Fracture a Real Danger for Older Men
    (23-Jan-2007)
    One fracture triples their odds for a second fracture, new study shows

  • Cancer Drug May Harm Bone
    (22-Jan-2007)
    Mouse study shows the growth factor is linked to bone loss

  • Antidepressants Linked to Fracture Risk
    (22-Jan-2007)
    Patients should have bone tests before taking SSRIs, study suggests

  • Antidepressants Linked to Fracture Risk
    (22-Jan-2007)
    Patients should have bone tests before taking SSRIs, study suggests

  • Why Do Good? Brain Study Offers Clues
    (22-Jan-2007)
    Perception of others linked to altruistic behavior, scientists say

  • Scientists Spot Key Autoimmune Disease Genes
    (22-Jan-2007)
    Discovery could unlock secrets to lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, even cancer, experts say

  • Younger Children May Benefit From Bone-Anchored Hearing Aids
    (19-Jan-2007)
    Researchers saw little difference in outcomes between 3- and 7-year-olds

  • Study Debunks Sedative's Link to Hip Fractures in Elderly
    (15-Jan-2007)
    State controls on benzodiazepine use did not alter injury rates, researchers find

  • Study Debunks Sedative's Link to Hip Fractures in Elderly
    (15-Jan-2007)
    State controls on benzodiazepine use did not alter injury rates, researchers find

  • Low-Income Minorities at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease
    (12-Jan-2007)
    Study urges importance of education, screenings to help curb amputations in worst cases

  • Smoking May Play Role in Knee Osteoarthritis
    (12-Jan-2007)
    Study suggests men, in particular, face cartilage loss, more severe pain

  • Smoking May Play Role in Knee Osteoarthritis
    (12-Jan-2007)
    Study suggests men, in particular, face cartilage loss, more severe pain

  • Health Tip: Understanding Brittle Bone Disease
    (05-Jan-2007)
    Osteogenesis imperfecta can cause frequent fractures

  • Health Tip: Understanding Brittle Bone Disease
    (05-Jan-2007)
    Osteogenesis imperfecta can cause frequent fractures

  • Gene-Altered Mouse a Boon to Rheumatoid Arthritis Research
    (29-Dec-2006)
    Animal model closely mirrors disease progression in humans, experts say

  • Video Game Injuries a Holiday Hazard
    (28-Dec-2006)
    Physical therapy group urges parents to give safety a thumbs up

  • Video Game Injuries a Holiday Hazard
    (28-Dec-2006)
    Physical therapy group urges parents to give safety a thumbs up

  • Video Game Injuries a Holiday Hazard
    (28-Dec-2006)
    Physical therapy group urges parents to give safety a thumbs up

  • Video Game Injuries a Holiday Hazard
    (28-Dec-2006)
    Physical therapy group urges parents to give safety a thumbs up

  • Health Tip: Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (27-Dec-2006)
    Symptoms may include joint pain, fever, and rash

  • Gene Found for Form of Brittle Bone Disease
    (27-Dec-2006)
    Findings could lead to test for couples evaluating risk of having more children

  • Health Tip: Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (27-Dec-2006)
    Symptoms may include joint pain, fever, and rash

  • Powerful Antacids Boost Chances of Hip Fracture
    (26-Dec-2006)
    Using proton pump inhibitors for more than a year raised risk by 44 percent, study finds

  • Women Can Take 'Vacation' From Osteoporosis Drug
    (26-Dec-2006)
    Postmenopausal study participants continued to reap benefits

  • Health Tip: Keep the Blood Moving in Your Feet
    (22-Dec-2006)
    Well-fitted shoes should help circulation

  • Botox Soothes Writer's Cramp
    (21-Dec-2006)
    70% of patients reported major improvement, Dutch study found

  • Imaging Compound May Catch Early Alzheimer's
    (20-Dec-2006)
    New scanning technique may help researchers find novel treatments

  • Health Tip: Symptoms of Scoliosis
    (19-Dec-2006)
    An unnatural curvature of the spine

  • Health Tip: Symptoms of Scoliosis
    (19-Dec-2006)
    An unnatural curvature of the spine

  • Alcohol May Slow Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (18-Dec-2006)
    But results in mice might not apply to humans, scientists say

  • FDA OKs Celebrex for Kids With Arthritis
    (16-Dec-2006)
    Says benefits outweigh potential risks, but Pfizer will have to keep a long-term registry to evaluate safety issues

  • Study Finds Laughter Is Truly Contagious
    (14-Dec-2006)
    Positive sounds trigger brain response that helps us interact socially

  • Brain Lesions After Stroke May Predict Future Episodes
    (13-Dec-2006)
    MRI scans could help foretell patients' risk for subsequent incidences

  • Height Loss in Older Men Tied to Heart, Death Risks
    (12-Dec-2006)
    Shrinking 3 centimeters or more may trigger bone loss that increases chance of illness, study suggests

  • Height Loss in Older Men Tied to Heart, Death Risks
    (12-Dec-2006)
    Shrinking 3 centimeters or more may trigger bone loss that increases chance of illness, study suggests

  • Massage Eases Pain of Knee Arthritis
    (11-Dec-2006)
    Osteoarthritis patients reported better flexibility, less pain, study finds

  • Massage Eases Pain of Knee Arthritis
    (11-Dec-2006)
    Osteoarthritis patients reported better flexibility, less pain, study finds

  • Massage Eases Pain of Knee Arthritis
    (11-Dec-2006)
    Osteoarthritis patients reported better flexibility, less pain, study finds

  • Don't Blame Racket for Tennis Elbow
    (08-Dec-2006)
    It's not your grip, it's your game that's the problem, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis More Stubborn in Women
    (07-Dec-2006)
    Remission is much less likely than in male patients, study finds

  • Health Tip: Healing a Fractured Tailbone
    (06-Dec-2006)
    Here's how to stay comfortable

  • Weight Training Helps Women's Bones
    (04-Dec-2006)
    It boosts fracture-reducing growth hormones, study finds

  • Study Unearths Clues on How Body Absorbs Folate
    (01-Dec-2006)
    Findings may yield test for infants, adults to prevent neurological problems

  • Common Surgery Leaves Knee Weaker
    (30-Nov-2006)
    Removal of meniscus impairs strength of quadriceps muscle, study finds

  • FDA Panel Backs Celebrex for Kids With Arthritis
    (30-Nov-2006)
    Says benefits outweigh potential risks to those with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

  • Don't Expect Big Push for Celebrex for Juvenile Arthritis
    (30-Nov-2006)
    FDA panel recommends its use, but other treatment options exist, experts say

  • Common Surgery Leaves Knee Weaker
    (30-Nov-2006)
    Removal of meniscus impairs strength of quadriceps muscle, study finds

  • Don't Expect Big Push for Celebrex for Juvenile Arthritis
    (30-Nov-2006)
    FDA panel recommends its use, but other treatment options exist, experts say

  • Health Tip: Symptoms of a Herniated Disc
    (28-Nov-2006)
    Back pain that may radiate down the legs

  • Stretch Away the Pain of Plantar Fasciitis
    (25-Nov-2006)
    New exercise eases heel trouble in three-quarters of cases, developer says

  • Uneven Leg Length May Boost Arthritis Risk
    (24-Nov-2006)
    Condition is more frequent when one leg is slightly longer than the other, study finds

  • Smoking Puts Brakes on Joint Injury Repair
    (20-Nov-2006)
    Cigarette toxins interfere with cartilage cell growth, study finds

  • Smoking Puts Brakes on Joint Injury Repair
    (20-Nov-2006)
    Cigarette toxins interfere with cartilage cell growth, study finds

  • Newly Released Data Stirs Naproxen Debate
    (17-Nov-2006)
    Study finds Aleve boosts heart risks, but expert says data is unreliable

  • Drug Might Squeeze Out Bone Cancer
    (16-Nov-2006)
    It prohibits breakdown of bone that tumors need to grow

  • Humira Gets Expanded Approval for Psoriatic Arthritis
    (14-Nov-2006)
    To slow joint damage

  • Aleve Heart-Healthy Over Short-Term
    (13-Nov-2006)
    Drug curbs clotting to reduce cardiovascular risk, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Meds Won't Up Most Cancer Risk
    (12-Nov-2006)
    Major review finds increase in skin cancer for new biologic drugs, but not for other malignancies

  • Study Highlights Older Women's Bone Risk
    (12-Nov-2006)
    Depression, lowered bone density boost odds for fracture

  • Study Highlights Older Women's Bone Risk
    (12-Nov-2006)
    Depression, lowered bone density boost odds for fracture

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Meds Won't Up Most Cancer Risk
    (12-Nov-2006)
    Major review finds increase in skin cancer for new biologic drugs, but not for other malignancies

  • Studies Suggest Military Service Increases Risk for ALS
    (10-Nov-2006)
    More research needed into possible link with disorder that's also called Lou Gehrig's disease

  • Study Debunks Rock Climbing-Arthritis Link
    (10-Nov-2006)
    In fact, climbers had denser, stronger bones in fingers and hands

  • Study Debunks Rock Climbing-Arthritis Link
    (10-Nov-2006)
    In fact, climbers had denser, stronger bones in fingers and hands

  • Childhood Trauma Ups Risk of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
    (07-Nov-2006)
    2 studies found early stressors increased chances of debilitating disease

  • Researchers Apologize for Disclosure Failure on Drug Study
    (07-Nov-2006)
    But the science behind review of rheumatoid arthritis treatments is sound

  • Simple Steps Safeguard Diabetics' Feet
    (04-Nov-2006)
    Diabetes leaves feet vulnerable to infection, even amputation

  • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Campaign Launched
    (03-Nov-2006)
    U.S. health officials stress disease is real, though treatments remain elusive

  • Health Tip: Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    (02-Nov-2006)
    Including pain and numbness of the wrist and hand

  • Acupuncture, Turmeric May Help Ease Arthritis
    (30-Oct-2006)
    They could be effective adjuncts to conventional treatment, studies suggest

  • Easing Depression May Ease Bone Loss
    (30-Oct-2006)
    In mouse study, antidepressants helped bones bounce back

  • Easing Depression May Ease Bone Loss
    (30-Oct-2006)
    In mouse study, antidepressants helped bones bounce back

  • Acupuncture, Turmeric May Help Ease Arthritis
    (30-Oct-2006)
    They could be effective adjuncts to conventional treatment, studies suggest

  • Anxiety Disorders Tied to Physical Illness
    (24-Oct-2006)
    Panic disorders, phobias can help spur arthritis and other ills, study finds

  • Health Tip: Walking With Crutches
    (17-Oct-2006)
    Good posture helps keep your balance

  • Stem Cell Transplant Shows Promise Against ALS
    (16-Oct-2006)
    It slowed disease progression in rats, scientists say

  • Arthritis Self-Care May Not Work
    (13-Oct-2006)
    Programs lessen anxiety but not symptoms, study finds

  • Prozac May Protect Against Osteoporosis
    (13-Oct-2006)
    The depression drug boosted bone mass in animal study

  • Prozac May Protect Against Osteoporosis
    (13-Oct-2006)
    The depression drug boosted bone mass in animal study

  • Obesity Boosts Back Surgery Complication Rate
    (10-Oct-2006)
    Doctors advise the very overweight to shed pounds beforehand

  • Health Tip: Hear a Pop in Your Knee?
    (09-Oct-2006)
    You may have torn an ACL

  • Cola Raises Women's Osteoporosis Risk
    (06-Oct-2006)
    Caffeine might be the culprit, experts say

  • Cola Raises Women's Osteoporosis Risk
    (06-Oct-2006)
    Caffeine might be the culprit, experts say

  • Exercise Boosts Recovery for Arthritis Patients
    (03-Oct-2006)
    Fewer go to rehab centers after joint replacement, study finds

  • Exercise Boosts Recovery for Arthritis Patients
    (03-Oct-2006)
    Fewer go to rehab centers after joint replacement, study finds

  • Exercise Boosts Recovery for Arthritis Patients
    (03-Oct-2006)
    Fewer go to rehab centers after joint replacement, study finds

  • Research Yields Family Clues to Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Women with affected brothers may have more severe disease, researchers find

  • Research Yields Family Clues to Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Women with affected brothers may have more severe disease, researchers find

  • Athlete's Foot, Toe Fungus a Family Affair
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Household study confirms these infections spread person-to-person

  • Tennis Elbow Needs More Than a Shot in the Arm
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Physiotherapy, rest beat corticosteroid injections, research shows

  • Research Yields Family Clues to Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Women with affected brothers may have more severe disease, researchers find

  • Higher Education Boosts Knee, Hip Replacement Rate
    (28-Sep-2006)
    Better-educated patients more willing to try the surgery, study finds

  • Higher Education Boosts Knee, Hip Replacement Rate
    (28-Sep-2006)
    Better-educated patients more willing to try the surgery, study finds

  • New Formula Predicts Osteoporosis Fracture Risk
    (27-Sep-2006)
    Called the FRISK score, it's accurate 75 percent of the time, study finds

  • Low-Cal Athletic Diets Risk Stress Fractures
    (22-Sep-2006)
    'Disordered eating' in female competitors releases fewer protective hormones

  • New Technique Tracks Pancreatic Islet Survival
    (22-Sep-2006)
    Using MRI with approved contrast agent offers better tool for monitoring

  • Health Tip: Can Physical Therapy Help Your Child?
    (22-Sep-2006)
    It can help improve many conditions

  • Health Tip: What Causes Bursitis?
    (18-Sep-2006)
    Possible reasons for that pain in your hip

  • Kids Don't Benefit From Calcium Supplementation
    (15-Sep-2006)
    Studies show it doesn't help them avoid adult fractures

  • Kids Don't Benefit From Calcium Supplementation
    (15-Sep-2006)
    Studies show it doesn't help them avoid adult fractures

  • Cancer Drug Gleevec May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (14-Sep-2006)
    Mouse study suggests it might fight a range of autoimmune illnesses

  • Muscle Cell Insights a Boon to Research
    (14-Sep-2006)
    A key protein holds clues to muscular dystrophy, heart failure, researchers say

  • Muscle Cell Insights a Boon to Research
    (14-Sep-2006)
    A key protein holds clues to muscular dystrophy, heart failure, researchers say

  • Cancer Drug Gleevec May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (14-Sep-2006)
    Mouse study suggests it might fight a range of autoimmune illnesses

  • Weightlifting May Raise Glaucoma Risk
    (12-Sep-2006)
    It triggers changes in eye pressure, research shows

  • No Clear Pattern of Illness Among Vets of First Gulf War
    (12-Sep-2006)
    But they may be at higher risk for ALS, brain cancer, report notes

  • 'Blackberry Thumb' Proves a Sour Fruit of Modern Labor
    (09-Sep-2006)
    Therapists offer preventive exercises for users of handheld digital devices

  • 'Blackberry Thumb' Proves a Sour Fruit of Modern Labor
    (09-Sep-2006)
    Therapists offer preventive exercises for users of handheld digital devices

  • Liver Transplant-Linked Bone Loss Is Temporary
    (08-Sep-2006)
    Bone bounces back to pre-transplant levels over time, study finds

  • Spinal Injections May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (07-Sep-2006)
    Powerful drugs work better delivered this way, rat study shows

  • Spinal Injections May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (07-Sep-2006)
    Powerful drugs work better delivered this way, rat study shows

  • Spinal Injections May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (07-Sep-2006)
    Powerful drugs work better delivered this way, rat study shows

  • Health Tip: The Importance of Calcium
    (05-Sep-2006)
    It's crucial to get enough at a young age

  • Health Tip: Broken Toe?
    (05-Sep-2006)
    Here's what to do

  • Health Tip: The Importance of Calcium
    (05-Sep-2006)
    It's crucial to get enough at a young age

  • Side Effects May Sideline New Osteoporosis Drugs
    (01-Sep-2006)
    Estrens did build bone, but might also raise cancer risks, study finds

  • Side Effects May Sideline New Osteoporosis Drugs
    (01-Sep-2006)
    Estrens did build bone, but might also raise cancer risks, study finds

  • Research Yields Clues to Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (31-Aug-2006)
    Cellular targets could lead to treatments, scientists say

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Not Raise Cancer Risk
    (31-Aug-2006)
    Study found no increased danger for people taking newer TNF blockers

  • Research Yields Clues to Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (31-Aug-2006)
    Cellular targets could lead to treatments, scientists say

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Not Raise Cancer Risk
    (31-Aug-2006)
    Study found no increased danger for people taking newer TNF blockers

  • School Backpacks Shouldn't Be a Pain
    (27-Aug-2006)
    Here are tips on keeping the strain off kids' backs

  • Many Polio Survivors Faring Well
    (24-Aug-2006)
    Illness' long-term effects may not be as severe as feared, study finds

  • Sleep Apnea in Children Linked to Lower IQ Scores, Learning Impairment
    (22-Aug-2006)
    Whether damage is permanent or reversible needs further investigation, study says

  • Finding Adds Another Piece to Autism Puzzle
    (21-Aug-2006)
    Accelerated brain growth not a factor in these kids, researchers claim

  • Knee Injury Can Spur Later Arthritis
    (19-Aug-2006)
    A new study will look at ways of spotting who's at risk

  • Health Tip: Having Hip Replacement Surgery?
    (14-Aug-2006)
    Prepare before you head to the hospital

  • Actonel Sanctioned for Male Osteoporosis
    (14-Aug-2006)
    Already approved to increase bone mass in post-menopausal women

  • Immune Cell Insights Could Fight Arthritis, Lupus
    (11-Aug-2006)
    Researchers pinpoint birthplace of regulatory T cells

  • Pediatric Brain Trauma Costs $1 Billion Annually
    (07-Aug-2006)
    Fractures, concussions and worse rack up huge hospital charges, study reports

  • Scoliosis Not Just a Problem for the Elderly
    (06-Aug-2006)
    The condition often surfaces in boys and girls just before adolescence

  • Joint Flexibility May Offer Insight Into Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
    (04-Aug-2006)
    Painful condition affects four in 1,000 adults, researchers say

  • Joint Flexibility May Offer Insight Into Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
    (04-Aug-2006)
    Painful condition affects four in 1,000 adults, researchers say

  • Women Smokers at Greater Risk for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (04-Aug-2006)
    Study finds lighting up doubles odds among those without genetic risk

  • Bone Marrow Lesions May Be Hereditary
    (03-Aug-2006)
    Genetics play key role in severity and occurrence of this painful condition, study finds

  • Bone Marrow Lesions May Be Hereditary
    (03-Aug-2006)
    Genetics play key role in severity and occurrence of this painful condition, study finds

  • Understanding High-Dose Steroid Link to Osteoporosis
    (02-Aug-2006)
    Study finds cortisone inhibited ability of cells to dismantle old bone in normal mice

  • Health Tip: If Your Child Has Flat Feet
    (02-Aug-2006)
    It's usually not something to worry about

  • Holy Roman Emperor Charles V Had Gout
    (02-Aug-2006)
    Condition forced his abdication 446 years ago, study suggests

  • Understanding High-Dose Steroid Link to Osteoporosis
    (02-Aug-2006)
    Study finds cortisone inhibited ability of cells to dismantle old bone in normal mice

  • New Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Hereditary Heart Conditions
    (31-Jul-2006)
    In animal study, single injection into a vein hints of long-lasting treatment for humans

  • Study Promises Better Drug Delivery to Fight ALS
    (27-Jul-2006)
    Getting meds to affected brain tissue has always been a challenge, researchers say

  • Menopausal Drop in Hormones May Boost Arthritis Risk
    (27-Jul-2006)
    Women with the lowest levels were more likely to get knee trouble, study found

  • Proteins Hold Clues to Chronic Pain
    (26-Jul-2006)
    Patients with ongoing discomfort showed low blood levels of two cytokines, study finds

  • Proteins Hold Clues to Chronic Pain
    (26-Jul-2006)
    Patients with ongoing discomfort showed low blood levels of two cytokines, study finds

  • Paralyzed Patients Can Need Heart Pacing Help
    (26-Jul-2006)
    Spinal cord injuries at the neck can slow cardiac function, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Considering a Chiropractor?
    (25-Jul-2006)
    Here's what to expect

  • Gene Shows Close Ties to Arthritis
    (24-Jul-2006)
    Mice lacking 'matrilin-3' suffered degeneration of cartilage, researchers say

  • Gene Shows Close Ties to Arthritis
    (24-Jul-2006)
    Mice lacking 'matrilin-3' suffered degeneration of cartilage, researchers say

  • Bacteria Enzyme May Help Regrow Spinal Cords
    (18-Jul-2006)
    Sialidase proves effective in injured rats, researchers report

  • Twins Study Spots Three Rheumatoid Arthritis Genes
    (12-Jul-2006)
    Finding gives new clues to cause of the painful disease

  • Radiation Therapy Might Harm Bone
    (12-Jul-2006)
    Mouse study finding could have implications for cancer patients

  • Health Tip: Prevent Ingrown Toenails
    (12-Jul-2006)
    Proper shoes and foot care can protect your feet

  • Twins Study Spots Three Rheumatoid Arthritis Genes
    (12-Jul-2006)
    Finding gives new clues to cause of the painful disease

  • Brain-Computer Link Aids Paralyzed Patient
    (12-Jul-2006)
    In a first, a computer enables quadriplegic to move simple devices

  • Researchers Report Gains Against Muscle-Wasting Disease
    (09-Jul-2006)
    Myasthenia gravis affects two to three of every 10,000 Americans

  • Calcium Supplements Help Curb Weight Gain in Middle Age
    (06-Jul-2006)
    They do more than strengthen bones for this age group, study suggests

  • Health Tip: Tetanus is Rare But Serious
    (06-Jul-2006)
    Make sure you get regular shots

  • Health Tip: Cushing's Syndrome is a Hormonal Condition
    (05-Jul-2006)
    Fat neck, thin arms and legs are typical characteristics

  • Health Tip: Preventing Bunions
    (03-Jul-2006)
    Wear comfortable shoes

  • Epilepsy Drug Aids Muscle Disorder
    (30-Jun-2006)
    Valproate helped people with spinal muscular atrophy get stronger

  • Health Tip: If You Have Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (28-Jun-2006)
    Anti-inflammatory medicines can help

  • Health Tip: Understanding ALS
    (27-Jun-2006)
    Degenerative disease weakens muscles

  • Health Tip: Understanding ALS
    (27-Jun-2006)
    Degenerative disease weakens muscles

  • A Run on the Beach Can Bring Misery
    (25-Jun-2006)
    Soft sand is no friend to joints, experts warn

  • Health Tip: Taking Care of a Cast
    (19-Jun-2006)
    Keep it dry and clean

  • Health Tip: Taking Care of a Cast
    (19-Jun-2006)
    Keep it dry and clean

  • New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Shows Promise
    (19-Jun-2006)
    Abatacept beat placebo in phase III trial

  • Citrus Juices Up Bone Health
    (16-Jun-2006)
    Grapefruit, orange juice battled osteoporosis in rat study

  • Experts Predict Hip-Fracture Epidemic
    (16-Jun-2006)
    Better nutrition, treatment now could prevent global crisis, they say

  • Citrus Juices Up Bone Health
    (16-Jun-2006)
    Grapefruit, orange juice battled osteoporosis in rat study

  • Experts Predict Hip-Fracture Epidemic
    (16-Jun-2006)
    Better nutrition, treatment now could prevent global crisis, they say

  • New Bone Drug May Not be Worth Its High Price
    (13-Jun-2006)
    Forteo costs 8 times as much as standard osteoporosis treatment, researchers note

  • Biggest Specialty Drug Spending Increase Found With Anti-Inflammatories
    (07-Jun-2006)
    Report showed 33.9% jump in most popular class of medication

  • Strict Parenting Can Produce Overweight Kids
    (06-Jun-2006)
    Study questions the clean-your-plate-or-else approach

  • Raloxifene Equals Tamoxifen in Preventing Breast Cancer
    (05-Jun-2006)
    But each drug produces different side effects, new STAR research reveals

  • Non-Cox-2 Painkillers May Also Carry Heart Risks
    (02-Jun-2006)
    British study finds hazards with ibuprofen, diclofenac; other experts disagree

  • Health Tip: Lack of Vitamin D Can Cause Rickets
    (30-May-2006)
    Make sure your child gets enough

  • Poorer Kids With Juvenile Arthritis Fare Worse
    (30-May-2006)
    In study, lower family income meant lower quality of life

  • Good Communication Key to Rheumatoid Arthritis Care
    (26-May-2006)
    It builds trust between doctor and patient, study finds

  • Biomarkers Could Drive Arthritis Research
    (25-May-2006)
    Newly discovered markers give insights to spondylarthritis, experts say.

  • Statins May Ease Scleroderma
    (25-May-2006)
    Japanese study finds a modest benefit from the drugs

  • Combining Mainstream, Alternative Therapies Brings Back Pain Relief
    (25-May-2006)
    The combination appears synergistic, researchers say

  • Low Vitamin D Tied to Poorer Lung Function in Teens
    (22-May-2006)
    The nutrient could be key to warding off respiratory ailments, researchers say

  • Air Pollution Boosts Death Rates
    (22-May-2006)
    Those with diseases like diabetes, heart failure and rheumatoid arthritis are vulnerable, study finds

  • Brain Scans Get at Roots of Prejudice
    (17-May-2006)
    Liberals' minds lit up differently when thinking about conservatives

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Raise Cancer, Infection Risk
    (16-May-2006)
    TNF-blocking medicines are only used in severe cases, researchers note

  • Health Tip: Prevent Osteoporosis
    (16-May-2006)
    Start taking care of your bones

  • Health Tip: Prevent Osteoporosis
    (16-May-2006)
    Start taking care of your bones

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Raise Cancer, Infection Risk
    (16-May-2006)
    TNF-blocking medicines are only used in severe cases, researchers note

  • New Remedy Avoids Need for Total Hip Replacement
    (10-May-2006)
    Younger, more active people benefit most, maker says

  • New Remedy Avoids Need for Total Hip Replacement
    (10-May-2006)
    Younger, more active people benefit most, maker says

  • Cancer Drug Gleevec Can Interfere With Bone Growth
    (10-May-2006)
    Newly discovered side effect won't prevent use of lifesaving medication, study says

  • Cancer Drug Gleevec Can Interfere With Bone Growth
    (10-May-2006)
    Newly discovered side effect won't prevent use of lifesaving medication, study says

  • Corticosteroid Drugs May Boost Cardiac Arrhythmia Risk
    (08-May-2006)
    These meds are commonly used by asthmatics, arthritis sufferers, researchers note

  • Lack of Estrogen Linked to Hip Fractures in Men
    (01-May-2006)
    Those with low levels of the hormone face three times the risk, study finds

  • Lack of Estrogen Linked to Hip Fractures in Men
    (01-May-2006)
    Those with low levels of the hormone face three times the risk, study finds

  • Lack of Estrogen Linked to Hip Fractures in Men
    (01-May-2006)
    Those with low levels of the hormone face three times the risk, study finds

  • Forearm Support May Cut Computer Injuries
    (28-Apr-2006)
    Study finds device reduced upper body pain and disorders

  • Forearm Support May Cut Computer Injuries
    (28-Apr-2006)
    Study finds device reduced upper body pain and disorders

  • 'Biologic' Drug Fights Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (28-Apr-2006)
    Rituximab could help patients with no other treatment option, experts say

  • New Approach May Boost Spinal Cord Repair
    (27-Apr-2006)
    In rats, transplanting 'support cells' worked better than using stem cells alone

  • Health Tip: Your Joint Pain May Be Gout
    (26-Apr-2006)
    But diet and medication can help

  • Study Supports Small-Incision Herniated Disc Surgery
    (24-Apr-2006)
    But another expert says it may not be for everyone

  • Sally Field Brings Osteoporosis to Center Stage
    (21-Apr-2006)
    'Norma Rae' star takes on another fight, this time for bone health

  • Sally Field Brings Osteoporosis to Center Stage
    (21-Apr-2006)
    'Norma Rae' star takes on another fight, this time for bone health

  • Pituitary Hormone May Be Linked to Osteoporosis
    (20-Apr-2006)
    If confirmed, finding could lead to new treatments to thwart bone loss, study says

  • New Breast Cancer Drug Safer Than Tamoxifen
    (18-Apr-2006)
    Raloxifene is already widely used to fight osteoporosis

  • 'Sport of Kings' Helps Fight Paralysis
    (14-Apr-2006)
    Polo match raises money for spinal cord research

  • Scientists Suggest Alternative to Cox-2 Drugs
    (13-Apr-2006)
    Stomach-safe pain relief without heart risks might be possible, research shows

  • Moderate Drinking Not Safe for All
    (13-Apr-2006)
    Older men with specific medical conditions may want to abstain, study suggests

  • Moderate Drinking Not Safe for All
    (13-Apr-2006)
    Older men with specific medical conditions may want to abstain, study suggests

  • Soccer Scores a Goal for Bone Health
    (12-Apr-2006)
    Similar 'high-impact' sports help girls' skeletons grow strong, experts say

  • Soccer Scores a Goal for Bone Health
    (12-Apr-2006)
    Similar 'high-impact' sports help girls' skeletons grow strong, experts say

  • America's Teen Girls Lack Calcium
    (11-Apr-2006)
    Blacks, especially, are low on the bone-building nutrient, study finds

  • America's Teen Girls Lack Calcium
    (11-Apr-2006)
    Blacks, especially, are low on the bone-building nutrient, study finds

  • Obesity Plus Arthritis Disabling for Older Women
    (10-Apr-2006)
    Findings don't bode well for an aging and increasingly obese population

  • Gene Therapy Trial for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Begins
    (07-Apr-2006)
    It's the first study of its kind in the U.S.

  • Health Tip: Diabetics' Feet Need Special Care
    (06-Apr-2006)
    Check your feet each day for injuries

  • Arthritis Care Falls Short for the Elderly
    (04-Apr-2006)
    A big problem is failure to warn of painkillers' side effects, study says

  • Health Tip: If You Have an Ankle Sprain
    (04-Apr-2006)
    Call your doctor, and avoid walking on the injury

  • Health Tip: Reducing Arthritis Pain
    (30-Mar-2006)
    Simple steps to getting you moving again

  • Research Brings New Insight Into Joint Health
    (29-Mar-2006)
    Two compounds act as lubricants that help prevent arthritis

  • Research Brings New Insight Into Joint Health
    (29-Mar-2006)
    Two compounds act as lubricants that help prevent arthritis

  • Joint Replacement Demand Could Mean Long Wait Times
    (24-Mar-2006)
    Millions of knees, hips will need replacing, with too few surgeons

  • Joint Replacement Demand Could Mean Long Wait Times
    (24-Mar-2006)
    Millions of knees, hips will need replacing, with too few surgeons

  • ACL Tears Bring Women Long-Term Bone Loss
    (24-Mar-2006)
    Study found persistent deficits years after surgery

  • ACL Tears Bring Women Long-Term Bone Loss
    (24-Mar-2006)
    Study found persistent deficits years after surgery

  • ACL Tears Bring Women Long-Term Bone Loss
    (24-Mar-2006)
    Study found persistent deficits years after surgery

  • Preparation Brings Better Hip Replacement Outcomes
    (23-Mar-2006)
    Medical exams, physical conditioning can help, studies show

  • Preparation Brings Better Hip Replacement Outcomes
    (23-Mar-2006)
    Medical exams, physical conditioning can help, studies show

  • Ankle Fracture Surgery Helps All Ages
    (23-Mar-2006)
    Older patients fared well, but may need more intensive rehab, experts say

  • Some Local Drinking Water Contains Too Much Fluoride
    (22-Mar-2006)
    U.S. panel concludes that health threats exist, including bone fractures

  • Some Local Drinking Water Contains Too Much Fluoride
    (22-Mar-2006)
    U.S. panel concludes that health threats exist, including bone fractures

  • Longer Drug Therapy Helps Bone Marrow Disease Patients
    (17-Mar-2006)
    'Maintenance' treatment with decitabine may improve MDS outcomes, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Doesn't Boost Risk for Hearing Loss
    (07-Mar-2006)
    Study finds no difference when compared to those without immune disorder

  • Arthritis, Fibromyalgia Study Seeks Volunteers
    (06-Mar-2006)
    Home-based disease management will be focus of research

  • Sweaty Study Surveys Socks
    (06-Mar-2006)
    Synthetics beat cotton in keeping blisters away, research suggests

  • Cancer Drug Approved for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (01-Mar-2006)
    In cases where other drugs don't work

  • Health Tip: Prevent Osteoporosis
    (28-Feb-2006)
    Be sure to get plenty of calcium

  • Rehab Helps Partially Paralyzed Walk Again
    (28-Feb-2006)
    Two very different programs work equally well, study finds

  • Arthritic Knees May Begin With Cartilage Loss
    (27-Feb-2006)
    Damaged meniscus seems to be key, study finds

  • Arthritic Knees May Begin With Cartilage Loss
    (27-Feb-2006)
    Damaged meniscus seems to be key, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Won't Boost Lymphoma Risk
    (27-Feb-2006)
    Instead, study suggests disease-linked inflammation explains patients' heightened risk

  • Teen Girls Sip More Soda as They Age
    (24-Feb-2006)
    The more soft drinks they consumed, the less calcium they took in, study finds

  • Methotrexate Fights Rheumatoid Arthritis Second Time Around
    (23-Feb-2006)
    Drug can bring relief even if it failed patients the first time, study finds

  • Glucosamine, Chondroitin Not Much Help For Arthritic Knees
    (22-Feb-2006)
    Study shows no benefit from the popular supplements, at least for milder cases

  • Injectable Osteoporosis Drug Shows Promise
    (22-Feb-2006)
    Study results point to bone density gains in postmenopausal women

  • Glucosamine, Chondroitin Not Much Help For Arthritic Knees
    (22-Feb-2006)
    Study shows no benefit from the popular supplements, at least for milder cases

  • Injectable Osteoporosis Drug Shows Promise
    (22-Feb-2006)
    Study results point to bone density gains in postmenopausal women

  • Many Elderly Women Going Without Bone Density Tests
    (20-Feb-2006)
    Study finds low rates of screening despite their high risk of fracture

  • Many Elderly Women Going Without Bone Density Tests
    (20-Feb-2006)
    Study finds low rates of screening despite their high risk of fracture

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Could Fight Problem Asthma
    (16-Feb-2006)
    Etanercept suppresses an inflammatory protein linked to tough-to-treat cases

  • Calcium, Vitamin D Won't Protect Older Women From Fracture
    (15-Feb-2006)
    Daily supplements won't shield this group from colon cancer, either, study finds

  • Asthma Boosts Odds for Other Chronic Health Woes
    (13-Feb-2006)
    But it's not clear the respiratory disorder is the cause of these illnesses, experts say

  • Estrogen Therapy of No Value to Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2006)
    But it may offer some protection to younger postmenopausal women, study finds

  • Botox Shots Help Kids With Cerebral Palsy
    (08-Feb-2006)
    Regimen strengthens muscles weakened by the disease, doctors explain

  • Give Kids Dairy 3 Times a Day, Experts Advise
    (07-Feb-2006)
    Milk products strengthen bones for a lifetime

  • Give Kids Dairy 3 Times a Day, Experts Advise
    (07-Feb-2006)
    Milk products strengthen bones for a lifetime

  • Blood Thinner Boosts Elderly Fracture Risk
    (02-Feb-2006)
    Long-term warfarin use increased the odds by 25 percent,study found

  • Brain Scans May Beat Polygraphs at Lie Detection
    (31-Jan-2006)
    Study found 14 areas of brain lit up when lying; only seven did during truth-telling

  • Muscle Stem Cells Transformed Into Cartilage
    (30-Jan-2006)
    Could be potential treatment for joint damage caused by arthritis, study suggests

  • Muscle Stem Cells Transformed Into Cartilage
    (30-Jan-2006)
    Could be potential treatment for joint damage caused by arthritis, study suggests

  • Muscle Stem Cells Transformed Into Cartilage
    (30-Jan-2006)
    Could be potential treatment for joint damage caused by arthritis, study suggests

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Fight Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (30-Jan-2006)
    In laboratory, statin drugs reduced rheumatoid cell proliferation

  • Health Tip: What Your Toes Know
    (24-Jan-2006)
    Toenails can signal certain diseases and conditions

  • Health Tip: When Knee Cartilage is Torn Beyond Repair
    (20-Jan-2006)
    A meniscal transplant may be the best option

  • Spine-Repair Technique Comes With Risks
    (20-Jan-2006)
    Cementing vertebrae raises odds for fracture in adjacent areas, study finds

  • Spine-Repair Technique Comes With Risks
    (20-Jan-2006)
    Cementing vertebrae raises odds for fracture in adjacent areas, study finds

  • Corticosteroids Can Contribute to Osteoporosis
    (19-Jan-2006)
    Patients taking the drugs need treatment to prevent the bone-thinning disease, study says

  • Key Sugar Sweetens Athletic Performance
    (12-Jan-2006)
    Dextrose-rich diet boosted female rowers' times, study found

  • Fat-Building Pathway Figured Out
    (10-Jan-2006)
    abetes, researchers say

  • Motor Problems May Precede Parkinson's
    (10-Jan-2006)
    Stiffness, tremors and loss of balance could be telltale signs, study finds

  • Drug Combo Works Best for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (09-Jan-2006)
    Autoimmune disease symptoms were reduced more than for either drug used alone

  • New Clue for Smoking's Impact on Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (09-Jan-2006)
    Habit activates genetic condition, sending immune system into overdrive, study finds

  • Drug Combo Works Best for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (09-Jan-2006)
    Autoimmune disease symptoms were reduced more than for either drug used alone

  • New Clue for Smoking's Impact on Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (09-Jan-2006)
    Habit activates genetic condition, sending immune system into overdrive, study finds

  • When It Comes to Winter Sports, Play It Safe
    (07-Jan-2006)
    Common-sense precautions can head off injuries, experts say

  • When It Comes to Winter Sports, Play It Safe
    (07-Jan-2006)
    Common-sense precautions can head off injuries, experts say

  • Vitamin D Levels During Pregnancy Predict Kids' Bone Health
    (06-Jan-2006)
    Moms who take extra supplements may protect offspring from osteoporosis, study suggests

  • Treat Your Feet to Heat When It's Cold
    (02-Jan-2006)
    Proper footwear helps fight frostbite

  • Mysterious Condition Plagues Gulf War Vets
    (30-Dec-2005)
    Study finds symptoms include fatigue, difficulty thinking, muscle or joint pain

  • Brain Scans Show How Memories Are Retrieved
    (29-Dec-2005)
    'Mental time travel' takes you back to creation of a memory, researcher says

  • New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Approved
    (27-Dec-2005)
    Blocks immune system signal

  • Study Compares Tools to Diagnose Back Trouble
    (26-Dec-2005)
    Older test called the electromyogram may be better than standard MRI

  • Prostate Cancer Treatment Causes Bone Loss
    (22-Dec-2005)
    Men treated with hormonal therapy may need bone-boosting meds, too

  • Health Tip: Tailbone Trauma Is Where it Really Hurts
    (13-Dec-2005)
    Avoid the injury by wearing slip-resistant shoes

  • New Gout Drug Does Well in Trial
    (07-Dec-2005)
    But more proof of advantage over old medication still needed, expert says

  • Dogged Research Reveals How Canines Run
    (07-Dec-2005)
    It comes on the heels of new research into the animal's genome

  • Women, It's Never Too Early to Protect Your Heart
    (06-Dec-2005)
    Stress, fluctuating hormone levels can cause problems long before menopause, study suggests

  • Cox-2 Inhibitors Not Safer for Stomach
    (02-Dec-2005)
    Study finds no evidence to back long-held claims

  • Fighting Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain on Many Fronts
    (02-Dec-2005)
    Experts say a myriad of interventions can help

  • Fighting Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain on Many Fronts
    (02-Dec-2005)
    Experts say a myriad of interventions can help

  • Protein Helps Spur Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (02-Dec-2005)
    The finding might lead to new drugs against the crippling disease

  • Study Suggests Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Is Real
    (02-Dec-2005)
    Spinal fluid of CFS patients has distinct proteins, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Keep That Cast Intact
    (29-Nov-2005)
    Wet or dirty fingers can prevent injured bones from healing properly

  • Health Tip: Are You a Candidate for Knee Replacement?
    (22-Nov-2005)
    Signs that surgery may be the best option

  • Radiation Therapy Raises Hip Fracture Risk
    (22-Nov-2005)
    Women receiving the treatment for pelvic cancers need monitoring, experts say

  • Health Tip: Are You a Candidate for Knee Replacement?
    (22-Nov-2005)
    Signs that surgery may be the best option

  • Radiation Therapy Raises Hip Fracture Risk
    (22-Nov-2005)
    Women receiving the treatment for pelvic cancers need monitoring, experts say

  • Muscular Dystrophy Gives Clue to Cancer Wasting
    (21-Nov-2005)
    A cellular protein connects the two, researchers say

  • Arthritis Drug May Ease Another Joint Disease
    (18-Nov-2005)
    Adalimumab may also fight ankylosing spondylitis, study finds

  • Drug Could Help Get Gout Out
    (16-Nov-2005)
    Febuxostat fights the painful illness, study found

  • Arthritis Patients Missing Out on Aspirin Therapy
    (16-Nov-2005)
    Rheumatoid sufferers at higher risk of heart disease, study notes

  • Arthritis Patients Missing Out on Aspirin Therapy
    (16-Nov-2005)
    Rheumatoid sufferers at higher risk of heart disease, study notes

  • Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis Raise Pregnancy Risks
    (15-Nov-2005)
    Study suggests obstetricians closely monitor women with these conditions

  • Exercise Plus Gene Therapy Could Slow ALS
    (14-Nov-2005)
    Mouse study shows promise for the fatal neurological disorder, also called Lou Gehrig's disease

  • Cold Seasons Boost Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain
    (14-Nov-2005)
    New study gives credence to what many patients already believe

  • Supplements Don't Help Mild Arthritis Sufferers: Study
    (14-Nov-2005)
    But glucosamine and chondroitin may help with moderate and severe pain

  • Health Tip: The Cause Of Bell's Palsy Is Unknown
    (11-Nov-2005)
    Be aware of the symptoms

  • Cannabis-based Drug Eases Arthritis Pain
    (09-Nov-2005)
    Promising results from a small, early trial

  • Vitamin D Intake Vital for Bone Health
    (08-Nov-2005)
    Calcium consumption is secondary, a new study finds

  • Vitamin D Intake Vital for Bone Health
    (08-Nov-2005)
    Calcium consumption is secondary, a new study finds

  • Health Tip: If You Dislocate Your Shoulder
    (04-Nov-2005)
    Get medical attention immediately

  • New Treatment Helps in Stroke Recovery
    (03-Nov-2005)
    Alternate applications of heat and cold improved function in paralyzed arms, hands

  • Over-the-Counter Painkillers Raise Bleeding Risks
    (01-Nov-2005)
    Especially in combination with aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen can trouble stomach, study finds

  • Kids With Neurological, Neuromuscular Diseases Need Flu Shot
    (01-Nov-2005)
    They're at a higher risk of flu-related respiratory failure, study finds

  • Combo Therapy Best for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2005)
    Biologics, steroids boost effect of conventional drugs, study finds

  • Combo Therapy Best for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2005)
    Biologics, steroids boost effect of conventional drugs, study finds

  • Moderate Exercise Helps With Knee Osteoarthritis
    (28-Oct-2005)
    MRI scans found those who did showed improvements in joints

  • Botox Helps Stroke Patients
    (28-Oct-2005)
    Injections improved muscle control and eased limb pain, study found

  • Moderate Exercise Helps With Knee Osteoarthritis
    (28-Oct-2005)
    MRI scans found those who did showed improvements in joints

  • Combo Therapy Best for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
    (28-Oct-2005)
    Biologics, steroids boost effect of conventional drugs, study finds

  • Many NSAID Users Not Protected Against Bleeding
    (26-Oct-2005)
    VA study finds most of those at risk aren't getting meds to protect stomach

  • Health Tip: Choosing a Trainer When You Have Arthritis
    (25-Oct-2005)
    Questions to ask

  • Health Tip: Understanding Osteomyelitis
    (24-Oct-2005)
    Know its warning signs

  • Botulinum Toxin Eases Intense Facial Pain
    (24-Oct-2005)
    Researchers found patients symptom-free after 30 days

  • Mechanism Behind Autoimmune Diseases Found
    (21-Oct-2005)
    Triggering of harmful immune B cells starts inflammatory process, researchers say

  • Expert Tips Make Raking Up Safer
    (15-Oct-2005)
    It's a prime cause of back injury

  • New Stem Cell Drug Gives Baby Second Chance
    (14-Oct-2005)
    Infant with rare genetic disorder recovers from Graft-Versus-Host Disease

  • Obesity Linked to Fat Gain in Muscles
    (14-Oct-2005)
    Finding could explain why very overweight have trouble losing pounds

  • Magnetic Insoles Fail to Relieve Foot Pain
    (07-Oct-2005)
    Study finds the devices may only work through 'placebo effect'

  • Experts Issue Guidelines to Treat Juvenile Arthritis
    (04-Oct-2005)
    They focus on therapies tailored to individual patients

  • Experts Issue Guidelines to Treat Juvenile Arthritis
    (04-Oct-2005)
    They focus on therapies tailored to individual patients

  • Experts Issue Guidelines to Treat Juvenile Arthritis
    (04-Oct-2005)
    They focus on therapies tailored to individual patients

  • Health Tip: Does Your Child Have Scoliosis?
    (04-Oct-2005)
    Here are some warning signs

  • Scientists Identify New Genetic Bone Disorder
    (30-Sep-2005)
    Family's inherited condition strips bone of its protective cartilage

  • Potential Arthritis Drug Falls Short
    (30-Sep-2005)
    Animal study shows it fails to cut long-term joint pain

  • Elderly Diabetics at Double the Risk of Falling
    (30-Sep-2005)
    Diabetes a prime risk factor for these debilitating events, study finds

  • Scientists Identify New Genetic Bone Disorder
    (30-Sep-2005)
    Family's inherited condition strips bone of its protective cartilage

  • Elderly Diabetics at Double the Risk of Falling
    (30-Sep-2005)
    Diabetes a prime risk factor for these debilitating events, study finds

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Prevent Fracture Risk
    (26-Sep-2005)
    But randomized trials are needed to settle this controversial issue, researchers add

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Prevent Fracture Risk
    (26-Sep-2005)
    But randomized trials are needed to settle this controversial issue, researchers add

  • Bones to Blame for Aging Face
    (25-Sep-2005)
    They shrink as years go by, and this process is faster in women, study finds

  • X-Rays Can Miss Spinal Damage
    (23-Sep-2005)
    Study finds additional, hidden trouble in 36 percent of injuries

  • In Iraq, Skilled Hands Are Saving Soldiers' Lives
    (23-Sep-2005)
    k surgeon recounts caring for the wounded

  • X-Rays Can Miss Spinal Damage
    (23-Sep-2005)
    Study finds additional, hidden trouble in 36 percent of injuries

  • Once-a-Month Osteoporosis Drug Launched in U.K.
    (21-Sep-2005)
    Bonviva may help those at bone risk better adhere to therapy

  • Once-a-Month Osteoporosis Drug Launched in U.K.
    (21-Sep-2005)
    Bonviva may help those at bone risk better adhere to therapy

  • Staying Fit May Fight Joint Pain
    (20-Sep-2005)
    Elderly runners felt better despite a higher rate of fractures, study found

  • Staying Fit May Fight Joint Pain
    (20-Sep-2005)
    Elderly runners felt better despite a higher rate of fractures, study found

  • Stem Cells Treat Spinal Cord Injury in Mice
    (19-Sep-2005)
    Procedure regenerated tissue, improved mobility, researchers say

  • Inflammatory Bowel Disease Linked to Other Illnesses
    (18-Sep-2005)
    Patients had higher rates of MS, asthma, arthritis and psoriasis, studies found

  • New Drug Helps Tough-to-Treat Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (14-Sep-2005)
    Abatacept doubles chance of significant improvement, study finds

  • Genes Play Key Role in Elderly Fracture Risk
    (13-Sep-2005)
    Heredity especially important to first fracture in 60s, 70s, study finds

  • Soy May Strengthen Women's Bones
    (13-Sep-2005)
    In study, high intake cut postmenopausal fracture rate by 37 percent

  • Genes Play Key Role in Elderly Fracture Risk
    (13-Sep-2005)
    Heredity especially important to first fracture in 60s, 70s, study finds

  • Soy May Strengthen Women's Bones
    (13-Sep-2005)
    In study, high intake cut postmenopausal fracture rate by 37 percent

  • Health Tip: Treating Leg Cramps
    (09-Sep-2005)
    Apply heat or massage

  • Aromatase Inhibitors Have Downside
    (02-Sep-2005)
    Newest breast cancer drugs can cause joint pain in patients, researcher says

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms Reportedly Less Severe
    (02-Sep-2005)
    Study shows declines in pain, disability from previous decades

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms Reportedly Less Severe
    (02-Sep-2005)
    Study shows declines in pain, disability from previous decades

  • Sulfur-Based Supplement May Fight Arthritis
    (30-Aug-2005)
    In clinical trial, popular MSM lowered knee pain

  • Sulfur-Based Supplement May Fight Arthritis
    (30-Aug-2005)
    In clinical trial, popular MSM lowered knee pain

  • When Muscles Are Sore, Stay Cool
    (27-Aug-2005)
    Use cold compress first, then apply the heat, experts say

  • Health Tip: Building Strong Bones
    (24-Aug-2005)
    Iron and calcium can help

  • Tarantulas Help Medical Science Creep Forward
    (24-Aug-2005)
    They're giving researchers key insights into human muscles

  • Long-Term Aspirin Use Cuts Colorectal Cancer Risk, But ...
    (23-Aug-2005)
    The finding comes with a warning: it can also cause gastrointestinal bleeding

  • Joint Replacement: Less Is Sometimes More
    (21-Aug-2005)
    Minimally invasive surgery offers an alternative for some patients

  • Combo Drug Therapy Fights Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (19-Aug-2005)
    Methotrexate plus adalimumab five times better than methotrexate alone, experts say

  • Diabetes Prolongs Fracture Recovery
    (17-Aug-2005)
    Study found longer hospital stays after ankle surgery compared to non-diabetics

  • School Backpacks Can Be a Real Pain
    (13-Aug-2005)
    Expert offers tips on sparing kids' spines

  • Health Tip: Preventing Toenail Fungus
    (10-Aug-2005)
    Keep your toes as clean as possible

  • Drug Therapies Combat Advanced Osteoporosis
    (10-Aug-2005)
    But doctors stress the need for preventive steps to avoid severe disease

  • Health Tip: If Your Child Breaks a Bone
    (05-Aug-2005)
    Symptoms and what to do

  • Keeping Ovaries After Hysterectomy Boosts Survival
    (01-Aug-2005)
    Study says preservation protects against heart disease, osteoporosis

  • Knee Pain Can Point to Other Pain
    (28-Jul-2005)
    And pain in more than one joint ups risk of depression, researchers say

  • Scientists Develop 'In-Body Bone Factory'
    (28-Jul-2005)
    Need fresh bone for repair? Someday, you may grow your own

  • Knee Pain Can Point to Other Pain
    (28-Jul-2005)
    And pain in more than one joint ups risk of depression, researchers say

  • Knee Pain Can Point to Other Pain
    (28-Jul-2005)
    And pain in more than one joint ups risk of depression, researchers say

  • Weight Loss Takes Load Off Knees
    (27-Jul-2005)
    Dieting might slow osteoarthritis of the joint, researchers say

  • Weight Loss Takes Load Off Knees
    (27-Jul-2005)
    Dieting might slow osteoarthritis of the joint, researchers say

  • Weight Loss Takes Load Off Knees
    (27-Jul-2005)
    Dieting might slow osteoarthritis of the joint, researchers say

  • Vitamin D May Not Help Black Women's Bones
    (25-Jul-2005)
    Differences in absorption and metabolism argue against supplements, study finds

  • Vitamin D May Not Help Black Women's Bones
    (25-Jul-2005)
    Differences in absorption and metabolism argue against supplements, study finds

  • Incurable ALS Doesn't Doom Sufferers to Despair
    (15-Jul-2005)
    Most patients near end of life not in state of emotional collapse, studies find

  • Study Refutes Cystic Fibrosis Bone Treatment
    (15-Jul-2005)
    Recommended amounts of vitamin D don't reverse bone loss, study finds

  • For Many, Work is a Real Pain
    (13-Jul-2005)
    Three out of 10 employees suffer on-the-job discomfort, survey finds

  • Health Tip: Fighting Foot Odor
    (11-Jul-2005)
    Tips to stop the stink

  • Brittle Bones Can Affect Older Men As Well
    (10-Jul-2005)
    Fractures less common but more lethal for men than for women, experts say

  • Brittle Bones Can Affect Older Men As Well
    (10-Jul-2005)
    Fractures less common but more lethal for men than for women, experts say

  • Exercises Could Help Prevent Hip Fractures: Study
    (08-Jul-2005)
    British researchers link breaks to thinning bones in elderly

  • Exercises Could Help Prevent Hip Fractures: Study
    (08-Jul-2005)
    British researchers link breaks to thinning bones in elderly

  • Exercises Could Help Prevent Hip Fractures: Study
    (08-Jul-2005)
    British researchers link breaks to thinning bones in elderly

  • Antibiotic Slows Joint Damage in Knees
    (07-Jul-2005)
    But it did not relieve pain of osteoarthritis, study found

  • Bone Marrow Cells Transformed Into Muscle Cells
    (07-Jul-2005)
    Could lead to treatments for diseases like muscular dystrophy, researchers say

  • Antibiotic Slows Joint Damage in Knees
    (07-Jul-2005)
    But it did not relieve pain of osteoarthritis, study found

  • Acupuncture Offers Short-term Osteoarthritis Relief
    (07-Jul-2005)
    But some experts aren't ready to accept it as a recommended treatment

  • Baseball Catchers Face Irreversible Hand Trauma
    (01-JUL-2005)
    Study finds force of pitches can damage nerves, blood vessels

  • Health Tip: When Hiking, Socks Matter
    (01-JUL-2005)
    Synthetic pairs are best

  • Health Tip: Fight Flight-Induced Foot Swelling
    (20-JUN-2005)
    Suggestions to keep your feet comfortable

  • Health Tip: Weight Training With Arthritis
    (17-JUN-2005)
    Stronger muscles can ease the pain

  • Back Surgery Fails to Live Up to Hype
    (16-JUN-2005)
    In study, surgeons' predictions of pain relief didn't match outcomes

  • Undiagnosed Childhood Spinal Arthritis Brings Adult Pain
    (15-JUN-2005)
    Spotting ankylosing spondylitis early may prevent later disability

  • Undiagnosed Childhood Spinal Arthritis Brings Adult Pain
    (15-JUN-2005)
    Spotting ankylosing spondylitis early may prevent later disability

  • Health Tip: Tetanus, Anyone?
    (14-JUN-2005)
    How to recognize its symptoms

  • Cancer Drug Also Fights Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (09-JUN-2005)
    Immune-targeted rituximab shows good results in two trials

  • Obesity's Strain Causing More Back Pain
    (09-JUN-2005)
    Cases of weight-linked spinal trouble are soaring, survey finds

  • Exercise Won't Harm Aging Bones
    (08-JUN-2005)
    In fact, vigorous workouts may strengthen them, study finds

  • Exercise Won't Harm Aging Bones
    (08-JUN-2005)
    In fact, vigorous workouts may strengthen them, study finds

  • Gene Therapy Offers Promise Against Arthritis
    (08-JUN-2005)
    First human trial shows treatment safe for rheumatoid disease

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Yields Up Its Secrets
    (02-JUN-2005)
    Research uncovers links between inflammatory protein, key hormones

  • Daily Painkiller May Slow Spinal Arthritis
    (02-JUN-2005)
    Regular NSAID use seems to treat ankylosing spondylitis, study finds

  • Experts Say No to Estrogen After Hysterectomy
    (02-JUN-2005)
    Its risks outweigh any benefit for older women, task force finds

  • Aspirin, Ibuprofen Might Boost Risk of Certain Breast Cancers
    (31-MAY-2005)
    But the researchers add they didn't determine a causal link

  • CT Scans, MRI Not to Blame For Rising Health Costs
    (30-MAY-2005)
    These pricey tests may actually shorten hospital stays, study finds

  • Psoriatic Arthritis Added for Remicade Treatment
    (17-MAY-2005)
    Latest condition brings to 9 the number of diseases and conditions the drug is approved to treat

  • Health Tip: Treating Jumper's Knee
    (17-MAY-2005)
    Answer may lie in strengthening thighs

  • MRI/Mammo Combo Spots Most Breast Tumors
    (16-MAY-2005)
    Dual treatment caught almost all cancers in high-risk women

  • Vitamin D Does Prevent Fractures in Elderly
    (10-MAY-2005)
    Latest study contradicts two recent trial reports

  • Vitamin D Does Prevent Fractures in Elderly
    (10-MAY-2005)
    Latest study contradicts two recent trial reports

  • Video Game Victims
    (06-MAY-2005)
    Too much play time can cause hand injuries, eye strain, experts say

  • Keeping Toenail Fungus On the Run
    (06-MAY-2005)
    Road Runners Club of America launches education campaign on nasty bug

  • Health Tip: Living with Gout
    (06-MAY-2005)
    How to alleviate triggers

  • Video Game Victims
    (06-MAY-2005)
    Too much play time can cause hand injuries, eye strain, experts say

  • Study: Treat Depression, Chronic Pain Separately
    (05-MAY-2005)
    Brain scans suggest they emerge from distinct areas

  • A Card That Can Ease Mom's Pain
    (04-MAY-2005)
    Physical therapists add something extra to Mother's Day greetings

  • Older Black Women Less Likely to Break Bones
    (03-MAY-2005)
    But bone mineral density a predictor of fracture in women of both races, study says

  • Health Tip: Playing Golf with Arthritis
    (02-MAY-2005)
    Ways to prepare for the links

  • Extra Pounds Equate to Knee Damage
    (29-APR-2005)
    Cartilage tears and surgeries far more likely in overweight people

  • Vitamin D, Calcium Supplements Don't Cut Fracture Risk for Elderly
    (28-APR-2005)
    Two large U.K. studies seem to reverse conventional wisdom

  • Health Tip: Are Corns and Calluses Causing Pain?
    (28-APR-2005)
    Suggestions to prevent them

  • Vitamin D, Calcium Supplements Don't Cut Fracture Risk for Elderly
    (28-APR-2005)
    Two large U.K. studies seem to reverse conventional wisdom

  • Health Tip: Men Who Have Osteoporosis
    (27-APR-2005)
    Some preventive steps you can take

  • Health Tip: Men Who Have Osteoporosis
    (27-APR-2005)
    Some preventive steps you can take

  • Key Player in Inflammation Found
    (27-APR-2005)
    Protein stops autoimmune response before damage is done

  • Screening for Iron Disorder Urged
    (26-APR-2005)
    Study found workplace testing didn't create anxiety

  • Health Tip: What to Eat If You Have Arthritis
    (25-APR-2005)
    Guidelines for a healthy diet

  • Chest X-Rays May Catch Osteoporosis
    (25-APR-2005)
    Screening for other problems can find undetected fractures in vertebrae

  • Health Tip: Preventing Knee Pain
    (21-APR-2005)
    Try these suggestions

  • Health Tip: Preventing Knee Pain
    (21-APR-2005)
    Try these suggestions

  • Second Oral Treatment For Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Works
    (20-APR-2005)
    Leflunomide, used in adult joint disease, is also effective for kids

  • Second Oral Treatment For Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Works
    (20-APR-2005)
    Leflunomide, used in adult joint disease, is also effective for kids

  • Deep Brain Technique Eases Chronic Pain
    (18-APR-2005)
    Long-term success of 80 percent against tough-to-treat back trouble, study finds

  • Weight, Smoking Affect Back Pain Surgery Success
    (18-APR-2005)
    Patients in injury-linked litigation also had poorer outcomes, study finds

  • Drug Fights MS-Linked Emotion Disorder
    (15-APR-2005)
    Individuals affected by 'pseudobulbar effect' cannot control laughing, crying

  • 'Slow' Physical Therapy Fights Tough Back Pain
    (15-APR-2005)
    Long-known method proves effective in new trial

  • Health Tip: Diabetes and Hip Fractures
    (14-APR-2005)
    How to protect yourself

  • Health Tip: Aching Feet?
    (14-APR-2005)
    Hints for better shoe shopping

  • Health Tip: Diabetes and Hip Fractures
    (14-APR-2005)
    How to protect yourself

  • Science Takes A Swing at "Yips"
    (14-APR-2005)
    Golf movement oddity may be akin to writer's cramp, study finds

  • A Molecular Explanation of Why Muscles Weaken With Age
    (11-APR-2005)
    Researchers offer distinctly nonmolecular solution: Exercise

  • Money Can Buy Happiness When Ill
    (08-APR-2005)
    Disabled report better well-being when income is higher

  • Doctors Take Issue With Bextra Withdrawal
    (08-APR-2005)
    Some believe the decision to use the drug should stay with physicians

  • Skin Problems Common With Certain Arthritis Drugs
    (07-APR-2005)
    In study, many discontinued using TNF-alpha blocker medications

  • Early Arthritis Gives Clues to Treatment
    (07-APR-2005)
    First stage of rheumatoid disease differs from later stages, study finds

  • Exercise Keeps Arthritis Disability At Bay
    (07-APR-2005)
    Senior couch potatoes face double the risk of functional decline

  • Early Arthritis Gives Clues to Treatment
    (07-APR-2005)
    First stage of rheumatoid disease differs from later stages, study finds

  • 'Moon-Walk' Chamber May Speed Orthopedic Rehab
    (04-APR-2005)
    It reduces weight on legs to a fraction of normal gravity

  • Vegetarians on Raw-Foods Diets Have Low Bone Mass
    (30-MAR-2005)
    But other measures of bone health are normal, study finds

  • Vegetarians on Raw-Foods Diets Have Low Bone Mass
    (30-MAR-2005)
    But other measures of bone health are normal, study finds

  • Lidocaine Patch Found Effective for Knee Pain
    (30-MAR-2005)
    Researchers say it may provide a useful alternative to Celebrex

  • Vegetarians on Raw-Foods Diets Have Low Bone Mass
    (30-MAR-2005)
    But other measures of bone health are normal, study finds

  • Call for Volunteers for Rheumatic Disease Research
    (26-MAR-2005)
    People with arthritis, fibromylagia, lupus urged to provide data on their illness

  • Call for Volunteers for Rheumatic Disease Research
    (26-MAR-2005)
    People with arthritis, fibromylagia, lupus urged to provide data on their illness

  • Monthly Drug for Osteoporosis Approved
    (25-MAR-2005)
    For postmenopausal women

  • Blood Test for MS a Possibility
    (25-MAR-2005)
    Findings suggest detection of certain peptides could diagnose disease

  • Monthly Drug for Osteoporosis Approved
    (25-MAR-2005)
    For postmenopausal women

  • HRT Can Cloud Breast Cancer Screens
    (24-MAR-2005)
    MRIs can be misread because hormone therapy makes tissue more dense, study says

  • To Stay Mobile, Keep Moving
    (18-MAR-2005)
    Activity in middle age helps stave off disability, study finds

  • Sports Ankle, Knee Braces Knocked
    (18-MAR-2005)
    Teen athletes who use them end up with more injuries, study finds

  • Health Tip: Building Your Bones
    (16-MAR-2005)
    It's never too early to start

  • Health Tip: Building Your Bones
    (16-MAR-2005)
    It's never too early to start

  • Gene-Silencing Technique Could Fight ALS
    (14-MAR-2005)

  • Older Breast Cancer Survivors at Risk for Bone Breaks
    (14-MAR-2005)
    Researchers think drugs used to treat tumors lead to bone loss

  • Milk Study Leaves a Sour Taste
    (11-MAR-2005)
    Dairy industry challenges study questioning bone benefits

  • Health Tip: Protect Your Back
    (11-MAR-2005)
    Start with good posture

  • New Drug Helps Parkinson's Patients
    (11-MAR-2005)
    Rasagiline still awaiting approval in United States

  • Milk Study Leaves a Sour Taste
    (11-MAR-2005)
    Dairy industry challenges study questioning bone benefits

  • Health Tip: Protect Your Back
    (11-MAR-2005)
    Start with good posture

  • MRI Safe for Those With Pacemakers, Defibrillators
    (08-MAR-2005)
    The finding applies only to recent models of these implanted devices, however

  • Oily Fish Fosters Healthy Blood Fat
    (07-MAR-2005)
    Scientists believe they've found a link between fish and good health

  • Joint Implants Can Weaken With Time
    (07-MAR-2005)
    Researchers look for way to improve materials used

  • Health Tip: Back and Leg Pain?
    (07-MAR-2005)
    It may be muscular

  • Osteoporosis Linked to Celiac Disease
    (07-MAR-2005)
    Special diet reversed bone loss, study finds

  • Joint Replacement Won't Banish Obesity
    (04-MAR-2005)
    Contrary to belief, most patients gain weight post-surgery

  • Shallow Socket Ups Hip Arthritis Risk
    (03-MAR-2005)
    It increases the chance of osteoarthritis more than four-fold

  • Ligament Tears Raise Knee Arthritis Risk
    (03-MAR-2005)
    ACL injury can cause trouble decades later, study suggests

  • Ligament Tears Raise Knee Arthritis Risk
    (03-MAR-2005)
    ACL injury can cause trouble decades later, study suggests

  • Shallow Socket Ups Hip Arthritis Risk
    (03-MAR-2005)
    It increases the chance of osteoarthritis more than four-fold

  • Ligament Tears Raise Knee Arthritis Risk
    (03-MAR-2005)
    ACL injury can cause trouble decades later, study suggests

  • B Vitamins May Cut Fracture Risk After Stroke
    (02-MAR-2005)
    Folate and vitamin B12 caused five-fold drop in breaks, study finds

  • B Vitamins May Cut Fracture Risk After Stroke
    (02-MAR-2005)
    Folate and vitamin B12 caused five-fold drop in breaks, study finds

  • Health Tip: Massage Therapy Can Work
    (02-MAR-2005)
    Pain relief may be fingertips away

  • B Vitamins May Cut Fracture Risk After Stroke
    (02-MAR-2005)
    Folate and vitamin B12 caused five-fold drop in breaks, study finds

  • Celebrex Bests Vioxx as Potential Cancer Fighter
    (01-MAR-2005)
    Despite cardiovascular risks, painkiller appears to block key protein for cancer cell replication

  • Supersized in the NFL
    (01-MAR-2005)
    More pro football players are obese, study finds

  • Ankle Sprains Can Lead to Arthritis
    (28-FEB-2005)
    Patients with recurrent sprains need intense rehabilitation, study says

  • Ankle Sprains Can Lead to Arthritis
    (28-FEB-2005)
    Patients with recurrent sprains need intense rehabilitation, study says

  • Common Procedures Do Help Injured Knees
    (28-FEB-2005)
    Studies found cartilage repairs restored function, eased pain

  • Ankle Sprains Can Lead to Arthritis
    (28-FEB-2005)
    Patients with recurrent sprains need intense rehabilitation, study says

  • Ankle Sprains Can Lead to Arthritis
    (28-FEB-2005)
    Patients with recurrent sprains need intense rehabilitation, study says

  • Simple Steps to Fall-Free Homes
    (26-FEB-2005)
    Domestic tips can keep elderly or disabled safe

  • Health Tip: Kids with Arthritis
    (24-FEB-2005)
    Do your bone work!

  • Short-Term Celebrex Safe Against Cirrhosis
    (23-FEB-2005)
    One expert advised caution for longer-term use, however

  • Free Hotline Focuses on Lymphedema
    (22-FEB-2005)
    Therapists will answer questions on cancer treatment-related swelling

  • Collagen Defect May Trigger Osteoarthritis
    (21-FEB-2005)
    In mice, joints lacking a specific type got arthritis five times faster

  • Painkillers Should All Stay on Market, Despite Heart Risks: FDA Panel
    (19-FEB-2005)
    Advisers vote to recommend keeping Celebrex, Vioxx and Bextra available while finding all raise cardiovascular risks

  • Health Experts Wary After FDA Panel's Cox-2 Recommendations
    (19-FEB-2005)
    The painkillers' problems haven't gone away, they say

  • Patients Urge FDA Panel Not to Ban Painkillers
    (18-FEB-2005)
    Hearing gets personal tales of pain relief with cox-2s

  • Monkeys Control Robotic Arm With Brain
    (17-FEB-2005)
    Could be big step toward artificial limbs for neurologically impaired

  • FDA Whistleblower Warns of Cox-2 Risks
    (17-FEB-2005)
    Vioxx increases heart dangers dramatically, Graham tells government advisers

  • Young Blood Rejuvenates Old Muscles
    (17-FEB-2005)
    Mouse study suggests it's blood, not muscle, hindering repair in the aged

  • Monkeys Control Robotic Arm With Brain
    (17-FEB-2005)
    Could be big step toward artificial limbs for neurologically impaired

  • Cox-2 Drugs Take Center Stage at Government Hearings
    (16-FEB-2005)
    First of three days of testimony gets underway

  • Compound in Urine May Fight Spinal Cord Injury
    (15-FEB-2005)
    In mice, uric acid prevents damage linked to inflammatory response

  • For Bunions, Footwear Fit Is a Shoe-In
    (12-FEB-2005)
    Give feet more room to ease discomfort, experts say

  • Many Overrate Pre-Surgery Back Pain
    (11-FEB-2005)
    Poor recall means spinal surgeries might not be as effective as thought

  • Health Tip: Treating Knee Pain
    (09-FEB-2005)
    Find relief at home

  • Gene Variant Ups Osteoporosis Risk
    (08-FEB-2005)
    One in five may carry the estrogen-linked mutation

  • Gene Variant Ups Osteoporosis Risk
    (08-FEB-2005)
    One in five may carry the estrogen-linked mutation

  • Depo-Provera Bone Loss Reversible
    (07-FEB-2005)
    Teens who stopped using injectable contraceptive regained density

  • Japan OKs Enbrel For Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (04-FEB-2005)
    The drug quiets a key inflammatory compound

  • Japan OKs Enbrel For Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (04-FEB-2005)
    The drug quiets a key inflammatory compound

  • New Scan Spots Drugs' Effects on Fetus
    (04-FEB-2005)
    Combination of MRI and PET should also aid research

  • Japan OKs Enbrel For Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (04-FEB-2005)
    The drug quiets a key inflammatory compound

  • Injections Best for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    (03-FEB-2005)
    Comparison study finds less invasive treatment for painful condition works well

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Attacks the Heart
    (03-FEB-2005)
    Study confirms it doubled the risk of heart failure in patients

  • Health Tip: Build Strong Bones
    (31-JAN-2005)
    Weight-bearing exercises can keep them fit

  • Health Tip: Build Strong Bones
    (31-JAN-2005)
    Weight-bearing exercises can keep them fit

  • Health Tip: Stress Can Make You Clumsy
    (27-JAN-2005)
    Why you may be a klutz

  • Turns Out You Do Watch Your Step
    (26-JAN-2005)
    Visual information rapidly adjusts your leg movements in potential falls, new research shows

  • Scientists ID New Form of Muscular Dystrophy
    (26-JAN-2005)
    Caused by a gene mutation, it develops in middle age

  • Device Shows Promise for Spinal Cord Injury
    (22-JAN-2005)
    Stimulator restored some sensation in early trial

  • Muscle Loss Can Point to Heart Failure
    (14-JAN-2005)
    Study shows how angiotensin II leads to weight loss

  • Hormone Therapy Has Drawbacks for Men as Well
    (12-JAN-2005)
    Prostate cancer patients on androgen-deprivation therapy had increased risk of bone breaks

  • Possible Marker for Osteoarthritis Found
    (11-JAN-2005)
    High levels of hyaluronic acid pointed to joint trouble

  • Possible Marker for Osteoarthritis Found
    (11-JAN-2005)
    High levels of hyaluronic acid pointed to joint trouble

  • Possible Marker for Osteoarthritis Found
    (11-JAN-2005)
    High levels of hyaluronic acid pointed to joint trouble

  • Wrist Splints at Night Ease Carpal Tunnel Symptoms
    (07-JAN-2005)
    Simple treatment can lessen numbness, research shows

  • Wrist Splints at Night Ease Carpal Tunnel Symptoms
    (07-JAN-2005)
    Simple treatment can lessen numbness, research shows

  • Antibiotics Eyed to Treat Nerve Disorders
    (05-JAN-2005)
    Show promise in mice with Lou Gehrig's disease

  • Artificial Hip a Story of Setbacks, Triumph
    (03-JAN-2005)
    Pioneer had to overcome man-made side effects in early days

  • Artificial Hip a Story of Setbacks, Triumph
    (03-JAN-2005)
    Pioneer had to overcome man-made side effects in early days

  • Health Tip: Rid Your Feet of Corns and Calluses
    (29-DEC-2004)
    You may have to ditch those pointy shoes

  • Health Tip: Spinal Curve?
    (22-DEC-2004)
    It could be scoliosis

  • Health Tip: Spinal Curve?
    (22-DEC-2004)
    It could be scoliosis

  • Acupuncture Eases Knee, Neck Pain, Studies Find
    (21-DEC-2004)
    New U.S. research also points to some benefits from spinal manipulation for back pain

  • Aleve Tied to Heart Problems
    (21-DEC-2004)
    U.S. suspends trial using painkiller to prevent Alzheimer's

  • Acupuncture Eases Knee, Neck Pain, Studies Find
    (21-DEC-2004)
    New U.S. research also points to some benefits from spinal manipulation for back pain

  • U.S. Halts Use of Celebrex in Cancer Trial
    (17-DEC-2004)
    Will review heart safety of all cox-2 inhibitors

  • Pine Tree Bark May Fight Arthritis Pain
    (17-DEC-2004)
    Folk remedy shows anti-inflammatory properties in lab tests

  • Scientists Developing Injectable Gel For Torn Cartilage
    (16-DEC-2004)
    Researchers hope it will help injured athletes return to competition faster

  • Where Fear Lives
    (15-DEC-2004)
    Study finds brain area that stores unconscious dread

  • Study Condemns Marketing of Imaging Tests
    (13-DEC-2004)
    Researchers say direct pitch to consumers not balanced, backed up

  • Osteoporosis a Risk in Prostate Cancer Therapy
    (13-DEC-2004)
    Often overlooked in men receiving hormone therapy

  • Heart Risk Spikes After Stopping Painkillers
    (13-DEC-2004)
    More infarctions seen in first month after discontinuing NSAIDs

  • Celebrex Could Help Fight Breast Cancer
    (10-DEC-2004)
    Arthritis drug appears to regulate cell's use of estrogen, small study finds

  • Breast MRIs Won't Obviate Need for Biopsy
    (08-DEC-2004)
    Cancer screens sensitive, but they don't catch everything

  • Study: Celebrex Safer on Heart Than Vioxx
    (06-DEC-2004)
    But another expert questions safety of entire class of drugs

  • Study: Celebrex Safer on Heart Than Vioxx
    (06-DEC-2004)
    But another expert questions safety of entire class of drugs

  • Study: Celebrex Safer on Heart Than Vioxx
    (06-DEC-2004)
    But another expert questions safety of entire class of drugs

  • More Proof That Chimp, Human Brains Share Similarities
    (06-DEC-2004)
    New research shows close matches in structure between the two

  • Study Turns Heads on Whiplash Risk
    (03-DEC-2004)
    Looking left or right cuts injuries in rear-end crash

  • Treatment Fixes Spinal Injuries in Dogs
    (03-DEC-2004)
    Similar therapy a long way off for humans

  • Too Much Red Meat May Boost Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
    (02-DEC-2004)
    Eating lots of it could double your chances of getting autoimmune disease, study says

  • MRI Can Spot Foot Trouble in Basketball Players
    (02-DEC-2004)
    Scan identifies early threat of season-ending injuries

  • Misaligned Knees May Speed Up Osteoarthritis
    (02-DEC-2004)
    Being moderately bowlegged, knock-kneed exacerbates effect of weight gain, study finds

  • MRI Can Spot Foot Trouble in Basketball Players
    (02-DEC-2004)
    Scan identifies early threat of season-ending injuries

  • Some Stem Cells Don't Work
    (02-DEC-2004)
    Those from bone marrow didn't regenerate

  • Misaligned Knees May Speed Up Osteoarthritis
    (02-DEC-2004)
    Being moderately bowlegged, knock-kneed exacerbates effect of weight gain, study finds

  • Too Much Red Meat May Boost Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
    (02-DEC-2004)
    Eating lots of it could double your chances of getting autoimmune disease, study says

  • Some Breast Cancer Screens Better Than Others
    (01-DEC-2004)
    Study says MRI catches tumors missed by mammography in high-risk women

  • Scans May Spot Bipolar Disorder
    (30-NOV-2004)
    Can detect metabolic differences in key areas of brain

  • Simple Steps in Youth Boost Bones in Old Age
    (30-NOV-2004)
    Diet, exercise and a little sunlight can keep canes, walkers at bay

  • Osteo Drug May Prevent Breast Cancer
    (30-NOV-2004)
    Study finds decrease in tumors in women with bone loss

  • Liars Can't Hide From fMRI
    (29-NOV-2004)
    Real-time brain scans spot fibbers, study finds

  • Safety of Entire Family of Painkillers Questioned
    (24-NOV-2004)
    Experts still see a key role for cox-2 inhibitors

  • Debate Over Popular Arthritis Supplement Heating Up
    (24-NOV-2004)
    New research finds glucosamine doesn't help, others argue it works, and all await results of U.S. trial

  • Debate Over Popular Arthritis Supplement Heating Up
    (24-NOV-2004)
    New research finds glucosamine doesn't help, others argue it works, and all await results of U.S. trial

  • Acupuncture Helps Treat Knee Pain
    (19-NOV-2004)
    Coupled with anti-inflammatory, it eases stiffness of osteoarthritis

  • Acupuncture Helps Treat Knee Pain
    (19-NOV-2004)
    Coupled with anti-inflammatory, it eases stiffness of osteoarthritis

  • Acupuncture Helps Treat Knee Pain
    (19-NOV-2004)
    Coupled with anti-inflammatory, it eases stiffness of osteoarthritis

  • Acupuncture Helps Treat Knee Pain
    (19-NOV-2004)
    Coupled with anti-inflammatory, it eases stiffness of osteoarthritis

  • FDA, Drug Industry Under Fire on Safety
    (18-NOV-2004)
    Officials rebut charges they dragged feet on dangerous medications

  • Cell's 'Pain Switch' a Target for New Drugs
    (17-NOV-2004)
    In mice, changes in a nerve cell receptor eased discomfort

  • Birth Control Pills May Cut Risk of Knee Injuries
    (17-NOV-2004)
    Study finds they improve stability of joints

  • Prozac May Stunt Growing Bones
    (11-NOV-2004)
    Young mice given drug had thinner, frailer skeletons

  • Bee Venom May Soothe Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (04-NOV-2004)
    Blocks genes that cause tissue swelling, study says

  • Bee Venom May Soothe Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (04-NOV-2004)
    Blocks genes that cause tissue swelling, study says

  • Osteoporosis Drugs Do Double Duty
    (04-NOV-2004)
    Medications also slow progression of knee osteoarthritis

  • Osteoporosis Drugs Do Double Duty
    (04-NOV-2004)
    Medications also slow progression of knee osteoarthritis

  • Osteoporosis Drugs Do Double Duty
    (04-NOV-2004)
    Medications also slow progression of knee osteoarthritis

  • Breast-Feeding May Prevent Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (04-NOV-2004)
    But irregular menstrual cycles raise risk, finds study

  • Bee Venom May Soothe Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (04-NOV-2004)
    Blocks genes that cause tissue swelling, study says

  • How Nerves Navigate the Developing Brain
    (03-NOV-2004)
    Study offers new insight into spinal cord nerve cell growth

  • Genes Determine Severity of Osteoporosis
    (02-NOV-2004)
    Mutations leave some less prone to fractures, study finds

  • Genes Determine Severity of Osteoporosis
    (02-NOV-2004)
    Mutations leave some less prone to fractures, study finds

  • New Drug Helps Gout Patients
    (28-OCT-2004)
    Investigational medication lowers uric acid levels

  • Artificial Spinal Disc Approved
    (27-OCT-2004)
    To help ease lower back pain

  • MRI Spots Vessel Trouble
    (26-OCT-2004)
    Provides guidance, improves treatment of low-flow vascular malformations

  • Ease Your Edema
    (23-OCT-2004)
    Tips to soothe feet, ankles that swell by end of the day

  • New 'Superaspirin' Prevents Colon Cancer in Mice
    (19-OCT-2004)
    And it works without causing gastrointestinal bleeding, study finds

  • Experimental Drug Could Prevent Bone Loss
    (19-OCT-2004)
    Drugmaker study shows success in postmenopausal women

  • Steroid Raises Pneumonia Risk in RA Patients
    (18-OCT-2004)
    Prednisone much more risky than biologic drugs, study finds

  • Barometer Tied to Arthritis Flare-ups
    (18-OCT-2004)
    Changes in pressure, temperature biggest culprits, study says

  • Barometer Tied to Arthritis Flare-ups
    (18-OCT-2004)
    Changes in pressure, temperature biggest culprits, study says

  • Steroid Raises Pneumonia Risk in RA Patients
    (18-OCT-2004)
    Prednisone much more risky than biologic drugs, study finds

  • Health Tip: What a Heel!
    (15-OCT-2004)
    Why the back of your foot hurts

  • Anti-inflammatory Creams Ease Arthritis in Knee
    (14-OCT-2004)
    Safer alternative when pills cause side effects, study finds

  • Surgeon General Warns of Bone Break Epidemic
    (14-OCT-2004)
    Half of those over 50 to be at osteoporosis risk if nothing's done

  • Anti-inflammatory Creams Ease Arthritis in Knee
    (14-OCT-2004)
    Safer alternative when pills cause side effects, study finds

  • Surgeon General Warns of Bone Break Epidemic
    (14-OCT-2004)
    Half of those over 50 to be at osteoporosis risk if nothing's done

  • Health Tip: Walking Machines
    (13-OCT-2004)
    Your feet do a lot of traveling

  • Reeve Lauded as Real-Life Superman
    (11-OCT-2004)
    Accolades for quadriplegic actor who died Sunday

  • Safety of All Cox-2 Drugs Questioned
    (08-OCT-2004)
    Expert says they work on same heart mechanism as recalled Vioxx

  • Safety of All Cox-2 Drugs Questioned
    (08-OCT-2004)
    Expert says they work on same heart mechanism as recalled Vioxx

  • Soy May Strengthen Bones of Premenopausal Women
    (08-OCT-2004)
    It might also benefit their hearts, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Callus Behavior
    (07-OCT-2004)
    A foot's form of self-protection

  • Sports Injury Can Lead to Later Trouble
    (07-OCT-2004)
    Knee ligament tear linked to early osteoarthritis in women

  • Sports Injury Can Lead to Later Trouble
    (07-OCT-2004)
    Knee ligament tear linked to early osteoarthritis in women

  • Smoking Ups Chances of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (07-OCT-2004)
    Habit increases risk in people with genetic predisposition to autoimmune disease

  • Health Tip: Understanding Gout
    (04-OCT-2004)
    It may be preventable

  • Early Scan Helps Spinal Injury Recovery
    (04-OCT-2004)
    MRI can show doctors which patients would benefit from surgery

  • Early Scan Helps Spinal Injury Recovery
    (04-OCT-2004)
    MRI can show doctors which patients would benefit from surgery

  • MRIs Catch Missed Breast Malignancies
    (01-OCT-2004)
    Study finds them more effective than mammography

  • Arthritis Drug Vioxx Pulled From Market
    (30-SEP-2004)
    New study shows long-term use raises heart attack, stroke risk

  • Arthritis Drug Vioxx Pulled From Market
    (30-SEP-2004)
    New study shows long-term use raises heart attack, stroke risk

  • Arthritis Drug Vioxx Pulled From Market
    (30-SEP-2004)
    New study shows long-term use raises heart attack, stroke risk

  • MRI Improves Success of Brain Surgery
    (28-SEP-2004)
    Helps surgeons remove tumor and all residual cancer in one operation

  • Health Tip: Get the Right Shoes
    (27-SEP-2004)
    Before you leave the store, make sure they fit

  • Health Tip: Prevent Osteoporosis
    (22-SEP-2004)
    Calcium, exercise help keep bones strong

  • Work Out That Joint Pain
    (19-SEP-2004)
    Advice on when to stop exercising

  • Supplements Lessen Damage of Extended Bed Rest
    (17-SEP-2004)
    They help fight muscle-wasting caused by long periods of inactivity

  • MRI Top Breast-Screening Test for High-Risk Women
    (14-SEP-2004)
    Finds more tumors in those genetically prone, study finds

  • Heart Drugs May Also Strengthen Bone
    (14-SEP-2004)
    Beta blockers associated with lower fracture risk

  • Health Tip: Coping With a Slipped Disk
    (14-SEP-2004)
    Internal 'shock absorber' often goes awry

  • New Knees in Record Time
    (12-SEP-2004)
    Minimally invasive surgery cuts recovery from replacement surgery

  • Health Tip: Corns Can Be a Pain
    (09-SEP-2004)
    Pads can be helpful, experts say

  • Sidestepping Football Injuries
    (05-SEP-2004)
    Exercising, proper equipment half the battle

  • Sidestepping Football Injuries
    (05-SEP-2004)
    Exercising, proper equipment half the battle

  • FDA Nod Won't Guarantee Drug Safety
    (03-SEP-2004)
    Studies on Vioxx, Zocor find post-approval problems

  • Appetite Hormone Key to Women's Health
    (01-SEP-2004)
    Low leptin levels tied to several problems, but can be treated

  • Appetite Hormone Key to Women's Health
    (01-SEP-2004)
    Low leptin levels tied to several problems, but can be treated

  • Appetite Hormone Key to Women's Health
    (01-SEP-2004)
    Low leptin levels tied to several problems, but can be treated

  • Enzyme Halts Runaway Inflammation
    (30-AUG-2004)
    Could be model for drugs that fight wide range of illnesses

  • Vioxx Safety Debate Renewed After FDA Report
    (27-AUG-2004)
    Finds higher risk for heart problems in higher doses

  • Vioxx Safety Debate Renewed After FDA Report
    (27-AUG-2004)
    Finds higher risk for heart problems in higher doses

  • Health Tip: How Healthy Are You?
    (26-AUG-2004)
    Look all the way down to your toes

  • Gene-Altered 'Super' Mice Are Super Athletes
    (25-AUG-2004)
    But their new powers could lead to muscle damage

  • Exercise May Prevent Astronauts' Muscle Loss
    (25-AUG-2004)
    Squats stopped muscle wasting in simulated experiment

  • Health Tip: Pain From Sprain?
    (25-AUG-2004)
    Treat the injury seriously

  • Health Tip: How to Run Like the Wind
    (23-AUG-2004)
    Change your shoes

  • New Clue to Autoimmune Diseases Found
    (23-AUG-2004)
    Same antibody found in Grave's disease shows up in rheumatoid arthritis

  • New Painkiller Produces Fewer Side Effects
    (20-AUG-2004)
    But some doctors don't see it as a breakthrough

  • New Painkiller Produces Fewer Side Effects
    (20-AUG-2004)
    But some doctors don't see it as a breakthrough

  • Research Stretches Insight Into Muscle Fatigue
    (19-AUG-2004)
    Lactic acid, long thought to be a cause of weariness, may offer relief

  • Research Stretches Insight Into Muscle Fatigue
    (19-AUG-2004)
    Lactic acid, long thought to be a cause of weariness, may offer relief

  • Longer Rehab Improves Hip Fracture Outcomes
    (17-AUG-2004)
    Supervised exercise, weight training keeps elderly patients mobile, independent

  • Longer Rehab Improves Hip Fracture Outcomes
    (17-AUG-2004)
    Supervised exercise, weight training keeps elderly patients mobile, independent

  • Longer Rehab Improves Hip Fracture Outcomes
    (17-AUG-2004)
    Supervised exercise, weight training keeps elderly patients mobile, independent

  • Health Tip: Suffering Sciatica
    (13-AUG-2004)
    Pain radiates from your lower back down your leg

  • Osteoarthritis Runs in Families
    (12-AUG-2004)
    Siblings of those with joint condition in knees more likely to have same trouble

  • Osteoarthritis Runs in Families
    (12-AUG-2004)
    Siblings of those with joint condition in knees more likely to have same trouble

  • Health Tip: Ingrown Toenails
    (11-AUG-2004)
    Cutting nails properly can prevent the condition

  • Health Tip: Fighting Athlete's Foot
    (09-AUG-2004)
    Fungus is no fun

  • Don't Go Off the Deep End
    (08-AUG-2004)
    Divers warned to always look before they leap into unfamiliar waters

  • Health Tip: Check Baby's Feet
    (05-AUG-2004)
    Problems can begin in the very young

  • Study Offers Insights Into Spinal Cord Injuries
    (05-AUG-2004)
    A nucleotide, ATP, seems to play a key role

  • Inflammatory Diseases Tied to Depression
    (04-AUG-2004)
    Scientists find more evidence of the connection between the two

  • Easing the Pain of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (01-AUG-2004)
    Simple techniques can relieve discomfort caused by the disease

  • Easing the Pain of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (01-AUG-2004)
    Simple techniques can relieve discomfort caused by the disease

  • Easing the Pain of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (01-AUG-2004)
    Simple techniques can relieve discomfort caused by the disease

  • Easing the Pain of Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (01-AUG-2004)
    Simple techniques can relieve discomfort caused by the disease

  • Topical Painkillers Only Offer Temporary Arthritis Relief
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Applied NSAIDs fail after two weeks, study finds

  • Health Tip: Traveling Feet
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Protect them when you're overseas

  • Foot Injuries Rise Among Top Athletes
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Bigger bodies, lighter shoes may explain the trend

  • Feet Can't Tell Difference Between Orthotics
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Off-the-shelf brands as good as custom-made ones, study finds

  • Simple Test Predicts Diabetes Amputation Success
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Keeping blood sugar low could save lower limbs, research finds

  • Women More Prone to Back Pain
    (28-JUL-2004)
    Study also finds susceptibility to carpal tunnel syndronme

  • MRI Spots Breast Tumors in High-Risk Women
    (28-JUL-2004)
    It beats mammography, but isn't advised for women at normal risk

  • Statins: The Next Miracle Drugs?
    (27-JUL-2004)
    Besides cutting cholesterol, they may fight breast cancer, even arthritis

  • Statins: The Next Miracle Drugs?
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    Besides cutting cholesterol, they may fight breast cancer, even arthritis

  • Health Tip: Natural Help for Arthritis Pain
    (26-JUL-2004)
    For some, alternative remedies do the trick

  • Radical Shift Seen in Osteoporosis Therapy
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    Sharp surge in doctor visits, prescriptions for new drugs

  • New Clues to Cause of Lou Gehrig's Disease
    (20-JUL-2004)
    Energy centers in muscle and nerve cells malfunction

  • Intensive Arthritis Therapy Helps Symptoms
    (20-JUL-2004)
    Monthly injections better for those with rheumatoid form

  • Intensive Arthritis Therapy Helps Symptoms
    (20-JUL-2004)
    Monthly injections better for those with rheumatoid form

  • New Clues to Cause of Lou Gehrig's Disease
    (20-JUL-2004)
    Energy centers in muscle and nerve cells malfunction

  • Intensive Arthritis Therapy Helps Symptoms
    (20-JUL-2004)
    Monthly injections better for those with rheumatoid form

  • Thermal Scanner Spots Early Arthritis in Hands
    (19-JUL-2004)
    First used to find defects in computer circuit boards, it detects inflammation

  • Thermal Scanner Spots Early Arthritis in Hands
    (19-JUL-2004)
    First used to find defects in computer circuit boards, it detects inflammation

  • Thermal Scanner Spots Early Arthritis in Hands
    (19-JUL-2004)
    First used to find defects in computer circuit boards, it detects inflammation

  • Nerve Cells Regenerated in Rats
    (15-JUL-2004)
    Could help with spinal cord injuries in people

  • Being Double-Jointed May Protect Your Joints
    (06-JUL-2004)
    Less likely to suffer osteoarthritis in fingers

  • Being Double-Jointed May Protect Your Joints
    (06-JUL-2004)
    Less likely to suffer osteoarthritis in fingers

  • Being Double-Jointed May Protect Your Joints
    (06-JUL-2004)
    Less likely to suffer osteoarthritis in fingers

  • Aggressive Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis Pays Off
    (06-JUL-2004)
    Early combo of anti-rheumatic drugs gives long-term benefits to patients


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