What Comes First: Weight Loss or Weight Gain

Most of us associate eating disorders with an unhealthy drop in weight.  But new research suggests that eating disorders may actually cause a new height in weight gain. 

Early Birds May Be Too Sick for the Worm

Arriving early is great for meetings or work - but not for birth. Even babies born a couple weeks early are at a higher risk for developing health problems later.

Pulmonary Fibrosis Treatments Work Well

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis has no known origin with no treatment. A new study is giving some insights for sufferers with a new inhaled medication.

FDA to Update ADHD Medication Labels

Earlier this month, the FDA reviewed the labels for ADHD medication and decided to add two new side effects to the drugs Focalin and Focalin XR.

Drugs that Make Gout Risk Go Up and Down

In order to get your blood pressure under control, your doctor may give you some type of prescription drug. Your risk of developing gout may influence which drug you are prescribed.

Taking Bulls-eye Aim Against Two Cancer Targets

The capacity of cancer to outsmart its opponents is legendary. That's why therapies have to be multifaceted. New research shows that going after two targets hits the bulls-eye in knocking the lights out of tumors.

Freedom of Speech With a Twist

If you suffer from or engage in self-harmful behavior, you’re not alone. But if you like to blog about it on Tumblr, you might soon be alone. 

What You Gain Won't Affect Baby's Brain

Although gaining too much or too little weight during pregnancy can cause problems for the baby, cognitive problems are not among them.

Targeted Therapy Hits the Mark

People with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) have been treated with interferon therapy for years, but this treatment can sometimes fail. And when it does, a targeted therapy hits the mark, offering these patients long-term benefits.

Stress Makes Us Optimistic

If you know you need to weigh your options before making an upcoming decision, the best time to do so is when you’re feeling stress-free.

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