The FDA has OK’d Adcirca to help exercise ability in pulmonary artery hypertension patients; Adcirca is made with the active ingredient in the ED drug Cialis.
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Adcirca Approved to Treat Pulmonary Artery Hypertension
Normal human skin is alive with bacteria — a hundred times more kinds of bacteria, in more places, than previously known, NIH researchers find.
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Human Skin Alive With Bacteria
The incidence of type 1 diabetes among very young children will double from 2005 levels in a little over a decade if present trends continue, a new study shows.
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Type 1 Diabetes May Double in Young Kids
Making changes to your own behavior — your physical activity, diet, and lifestyle — can be effective natural depression treatments.
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Natural Depression Treatments
Many people crave carbohydrates when they feel low. How can you tell if it’s a sign of depression?
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Craving Carbs: Is It Depression?
Nutrition experts say that the foods you eat can help you feel better – or feel worse.
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Foods to Help You Feel Better
A man was temporarily denied entry into the U.S. because a cancer drug he was taking had made his fingerprints disappear, according to a letter published in a medical journal.
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Cancer Drug Erases Man’s Fingerprints
More than 650,000 U.S. cancer deaths were avoided from the early 1990s through 2005, according to the American Cancer Society.
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More Than 650,000 Cancer Deaths Avoided
An estimated 33,000 deaths a year from hospital-acquired pneumonia may result from the practice of routinely prescribing acid-suppressing drugs during hospitalization to patients who don’t need them.
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Acid Blockers Linked to Pneumonia Risk
A new report confirms a link between the cancer drug Avastin and a risk of developing potentially life-threatening holes (perforations) in the gastrointestinal tract.
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Study Probes Avastin’s Risk to Gut
