Children with Irritable Bowl Syndrome at Risk for Celiac Disease
Researchers have found that children suffering from irritable bowel syndrome are at higher risk for celiac disease.
Medical Breakthroughs
Certain Dietary Fats Grow Colon Cancer
Scientists have new evidence of a link between dietary fats and the growth of colon cancer.
False Mammogram Results Increase Anxiety
A new study looks at the consequences when mammograms turn up false positives for breast cancer.
Emergency Rooms Still Prescribing Codeine to Children
Emergency rooms continue to prescribe codeine to large numbers of young children, despite potential harmful effects.
Low-Income Students Not Getting Enough Sleep
Low to middle-class income students may not be getting enough sleep.
Pain Tolerance May Be Genetic
Your tolerance for pain may be in your genes.
Kids With Kidney Disease at Risk Before Birth
Some children with chronic kidney problems may have been put at risk to develop the disease before birth.
8.5 Million People in the U.S. Have Suicidal Thoughts
A new government report finds only about half the 8 and a half million adults in the US who have serious suicidal thoughts are getting professional help.
Foodborne Infections Still Health Concern
The latest food safety report card from the Centers for Disease Control shows foodborne infections are still an important public health problem.
Contact Lens Cleaner Not Effective
If you wear contact lenses, a new study may have you reaching for your glasses.
