Health News

Lemtrada Fails to Win Approval from FDA for MS Rx
A new multiple sclerosis medication has failed to win FDA approval.
Breast Cancer Patients with Young Children and Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy is regularly recommended for breast cancer patients as part of the breast cancer therapy regimen. Many women are not finishing this last step.
Physical and Mental Job Strain May Wear Out Your Health Faster
The physical and mental demands imposed by our job may deteriorate our health not only during the time we are working, but also after retirement.
COPD Tied to Quality of Life
Though a certain group of lung diseases can often be prevented, the conditions are still common among US adults and may be more so among certain groups, says a new study.
Using the Immune System to Fight Lupus
Only one new treatment for lupus has been approved in 50 years, but that one approval has sparked new optimism for effective therapies.
Early Deaths Vary State to State
Could where you live have an effect on your risk for early death? There are some differences between states and rates of premature death, a new study found.
Interventions Preferable to Advice Alone for Weight Loss
It's easier to tell people to eat healthy and exercise than to lay out a custom fitness plan. However, a lifestyle change strategy may be more effective than advice alone.
Tips for Healthy Eating Around the Holidays
The holidays are a great time to be with friends and family, however, it’s also easy to eat too many unhealthy foods and can be particularly challenging if you are on a diet.
Surgery as an Option for Tongue Cancer
Cancers of the tongue and mouth are among the most common cancers diagnosed by doctors. One new study looked at the effectiveness of several treatment options for these cancers.
Looking at Concussions in the Long Run
As research continues to progress with Alzheimer's disease, scientists are looking for information about what might contribute to it. They recently found one possibility.