Not Enough Oxygen May Hurt Your Heart

Not getting enough oxygen during sleep can cause problems. This is the situation for many untreated sleep apnea patients. And one of those problems could affect the heart.

Good Vibrations May Help Stroke Patients

After a stroke, a person may have difficulty moving an arm or leg due to brain damage. The FDA recently approved a muscle vibration device to help stroke patients regain that movement.

New Influenza Vaccine from Sanofi Pasteur Now Licensed by FDA

Sanofi Pasteur, the vaccines division of Sanofi announced today that the US Food and Drug Administration has approved the supplemental biologics license application (sBLA) for licensure of its four-strain influenza vaccine, Fluzone Quadrivalent vaccine.

Marc Dall'Era, MD

Dr. Marc Dall'Era is currently an assistant professor and Vice Chair of the Department of Urology at the University of California, Davis.

That Goal Can Mess With Your Head

Scoring a goal by heading the ball sure looks cool on TV. Heading in soccer is not known to cause any major injuries either. Why the concern then?

Kathleen Moltz, MD, FAAP

Kathleen C. Moltz MD FAAP, Pediatric Endocrinologist and Director of Pediatric Diabetes Services on staff at DMC Children's Hospital of Michigan. Dr. Moltz is also Assistant Professor...

Falling Glucose, Foggy Thinking

Balanced blood sugar keeps energy circulating through the brain. Several studies have explored the effect of blood sugar levels on that major organ, which controls every other organ and aspect of the human body.

The Way to the Heart May Be the Wrist

Blocked arteries may be reopened through a catheter procedure. While traditionally the procedure has been carried out through the groin, access through the wrist may be a better route.

Sunscreen Buffers Skin Aging

Sunscreen helps prevent sunburns, but it may also help protect skin from sun-related aging. Regular use of sunscreen is recommended by skin doctors.

Waves Knock Swimmers into the ER

Splashing around in shallow water at the beach may seem low risk, but getting knocked down by a crashing wave can be very dangerous. Awareness and caution may be the key to safety.

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