Antidepressant Rinses Away Cancer Pain

Radiation therapy is used to treat head and neck cancers – particularly those that aren’t good candidates for surgery. While effective, this treatment usually leaves painful mouth sores that can take weeks to heal.

Kidney Donor Health and Care Gaps

While kidney transplants can save lives, transplant recipients still face certain risks. And recipients are not the only ones who may face complications; donors may be at risk as well.

Teach ‘Em When They’re Young

Compared to teenagers, it’s easier to get kids to break bad eating habits and start exercising. The earlier kids can learn to be healthy, the better chance they will have of staying that way.

Different Ethnicities, Different Feet

Foot disorders are not the problem of one race alone. However, some races may be more likely than others to develop certain foot disorders. Compared to whites, African Americans were more likely to have foot problems like flat feet or high arches.

Watch For These 5 Factors Before HRT

Hormone replacement therapy is one of the most popular and effective treatments for the symptoms of menopause. But it has been plagued by conflicting information about its risks.

Kids Itchy Now, Asthmatic Later?

Dry, itchy skin and rashes in toddlers over the long-term could be a sign of future breathing problems.

Don't Worry, Be Happy — and Healthy

Got a lot of stress in your life? No biggie. It's not the stress that will affect your health ten years from now. It's how you react to it.

Sipping Away Cancer Risks

Drinking green tea has been associated with everything from longer life to improving memory. It’s healthy stuff that may keep our DNA strong. Green tea may be adding a new anti-cancer benefit to its resumé.

The Weight of Race on Cancer

Being underweight or way overweight can affect a person’s ability to beat breast cancer. The role weight plays in who wins and who loses against this cancer varies among women.

Depression Treatment Gives Heart Failure Patients a Boost

Depression can affect the health of heart failure patients, even impacting the quality of their lives. New research suggests managing depression may give patients a health boost and even improve their social lives.

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