If your children are allergic to peanuts, you may not have to live—and eat—in fear much longer. Gradually building up a tolerance to peanuts and other foods may prevent dangerous allergic reactions, new research suggests
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Peanut Allergy? A Cure May Be on the Way
As if mothers-to-be don’t have enough to worry about, new research suggests that eating certain foods during pregnancy or while breast-feeding may raise the baby’s risk of allergies and asthma later in life.
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Pregnant? Some Foods May Raise Baby’s Asthma, Allergy Risk
A less invasive approach for clearing clogged neck arteries proved just as effective and safe as surgical treatment for preventing strokes in high-risk patients, according to largest comparison of the two procedures to date.
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Stents as Good as Surgery at Preventing Stroke
If you’re trying to reduce your sensitivity to pain, Zen meditation may help by actually thickening your brain, new research suggests.
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Zen May Thicken Brain, Thwart Pain
An increase in certain types of immune system antibodies may contribute to the development of heart disease in people with active lupus, a new study finds.
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New Clues to Lupus’ Link With Heart Disease
New measurements for determining dangerous blood sugar levels for pregnant women and their unborn babies mean that two to three times as many women will be diagnosed with gestational diabetes, a new study suggests.
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Twice as Many Women May Soon Be Diagnosed With Gestational Diabetes
Two wholesale lots of crushed red pepper linked to the ongoing national salmonella outbreak have been recalled — and the FDA is looking at whether to recall retail products.
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Salmonella Found in Crushed Red Pepper
If you have stubborn low back pain, and physical therapy, chiropractic care, or other treatments haven’t helped, there’s something else that may be worth trying: group therapy.
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Chronic Back Pain? Group Therapy Might Help
In response to research confirming that even small elevations in blood sugar during pregnancy can lead to sick babies, an international panel of experts is recommending sweeping changes in how gestational diabetes is diagnosed.
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Gestational Diabetes Underdiagnosed
It’s not a particular brain region that makes someone smart or not smart.
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Scientists Unravel Mysteries of Intelligence
