Scientists say findings may lead to new therapies for ovarian clear cell carcinoma

• Pediatric GERD

• Multiple Sclerosis

• Bacterial Vaginosis

High blood pressure, slow gait, self-reported bad health might signal decline, researchers say

Significant pain reduction reported by 96% after operation to repair rotator cuff tears, researchers find

Use of medical imaging also increased, U.S. government study found

Reform could strain, or possibly improve, the primary-care experience

• Cockroaches, Locusts Eyed as New Source of Antibiotics

• Former Head of Salmonella-Linked Peanut Firm Now a Consultant

• Judge Refuses To Lift Embryonic Stem Cell Funding Ban

• Brass Instruments May Be Linked to Lung Condition

• FDA Issues Warning Letters Over Green Tea Beverages

Teach kids safety tips

Tips for preparation and serving

Finding is starting point for new work on the disease's origins, possible treatment, experts say

Immunity to childhood diseases can wane more quickly than in children without the virus, researchers say

Teen boy damages retina with Internet-purchased 'toy,' doctors say

In non-emergency scenarios, the artery-opening procedure won't prevent heart attack, experts note

Among elderly, rate of mild impairment was 1.5 times higher in males, study finds

AAP calls mandatory shots 'ethically justified, necessary, and long overdue to ensure patient safety'

Subtle decision-making problems may not show up on conventional tests, researchers say

Study showed only an association between the two, expert notes

But being physically fit seems to protect those who work longer hours, researchers say

Greatest risk is during first year after child is born, researchers say

• Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

• Menstrual Migraine

• Asthma

Researchers blame unnecessary tests, treatments given to avoid lawsuits

And more than half of U.S. kids exposed to secondhand smoke, CDC report finds

But analysis finds exposure to the controversial chemical is short-lived, with health effects unclear

Though youngest were most vulnerable, fewer serious complications seen, study finds

Choosing health plans, managing chronic conditions requires basic health literacy

• Brass Instruments May Be Linked to Lung Condition

• FDA Issues Warning Letters Over Green Tea Beverages

• Expert Urges Vigilance Against Flu Outbreaks

• Low Blood Pressure Drug Will Stay On Market: FDA

• Fathers Also Affected By Postpartum Depression

• Salmonella Fears Prompt Hartz Dog Treat Recall

Offer kids healthier alternatives

Here are typical symptoms

But findings don't apply to low- or middle-income countries, study says

Swedish study finds urban dwellers more prone to disorders such as schizophrenia

Only about a third of all U.S. businesses provide it, study finds

Study found it eased anxieties, lifted spirits in those with advanced disease

Study found that returning to nevirapine still kept viral load down for most

Search for more successful treatments for the deadly cancer continues, expert says

Radiologists recommend minimally invasive procedure to remove staples, paper clips and more

But the more people make, the better they feel about their lives overall, study found

Long-term effect of exposure to PFOAs, PFOS compounds still unknown, researchers say

Prevent painful chapping

Encourage your child to stop

Expert urges parents to pack some variety and nutrition into kids' lunch boxes

Study found more than 30% of kids who didn't get enough nighttime rest gained too much weight

But vegetable-based low-carb plans lowered death rates from cancer and heart disease, study finds

Making good hygiene a habit can help stop spread of flu at school, expert says

Too little conditioning, cold and high altitude all contribute to hazard, researchers say