8 Burning Questions About Sunscreens
7/7/2008
WebMD posed eight burning questions about sunscreens to experts, trying to get a consensus on how best to protect the skin from the sun's harmful rays.
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Prostate Cancer Therapy No Help
7/7/2008
A new study suggests that by itself, a common prostate-cancer therapy that shuts off male hormones does not up survival in older men with early-stage cancer.
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Liver Protein Linked to Diabetes Risk
7/7/2008
Older people with high levels of a liver-related protein are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, according to a new study.
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Relationship Violence Common in College
7/7/2008
More than four in 10 college students have been the victim of relationship violence , according to a new study.
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Gardasil Safety: Questions and Answers
7/7/2008
Experts weigh in on safety concerns about Gardasil, the HPV vaccine.
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FDA OKs New Breast Cancer Gene Test
7/7/2008
The FDA has approved the SPOT-Light breast cancer gene test to determine which patients would benefit from the drug Herceptin.
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Sex After 70 Getting Better
7/7/2008
Satisfying sex lives are more common among people aged 70 and older than they used to be, Swedish researchers report.
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Keeping Food Diary Helps Lose Weight
7/7/2008
Keeping a food diary may be a key to losing extra weight, a new weight loss study shows.
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Dad's Age Plays Role in Fertility
7/6/2008
A woman's age plays a key role in her ability to get pregnant, but a landmark study now shows that dad's age may be just as important.
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Kids To Get Heart Disease Screening
7/6/2008
Some kids as young as 8 will need drugs to keep them from getting heart disease, according to new recommendations from the American Academy of Pediactrics.
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