FDA Looking into Testosterone Replacement Therapy
The Food and Drug Administration is taking a closer look at the giant increase in testosterone replacement therapy for men.
Medical Breakthroughs
Migraines Increase Risk for Parkinson’s Disease
People who suffer from migraines in middle age may be more likely to develop Parkinson’s disease.
Americans Waistlines Growing
American waistlines are getting bigger and bigger.
Phthalates Could Be Harmful to Pregnant Women
A common chemical found in many household products may not be healthy for pregnant women and their children.
Elderly Breast Cancer Treatment Varies
New research at Yale University finds oncologists are taking costs and benefits into consideration when treating elderly breast cancer patients.
High-Fat Dairy Could Lower Diabetes Risk
High-fat dairy products may actually lower the risk of type-2 diabetes.
Average ER Wait Time 30 Minutes
A new look at emergency room visits finds the average wait time to see a health care professional is about 30 minutes and the average length of stay is a little more than two hours.
Generic Statins More Effective Than Name-Brand
Generic statins are more effective than brand-name statins, according to researchers in Boston.
Walking to Work Can Benefit Your Mind
Walking or cycling to work could be beneficial both physically and mentally.
Attitude Can Affect Best Method to Quit Smoking
What’s the best way to convince someone to quit smoking?
