Saturday, November 28, 2009

Bernadine Healy, M.D.

On Teens and Sex: Where's the Love?

The risks of early sex include emotional harm as well as disease. more >>

How Crafty Health Insurers Are Denying Care

You can fight back when your health plan says no. more >>

Lovaza: From Fish Oil to Medicine

No nutrient is more important for decreasing cardiovascular death—and more lacking—than omega-3. more >>

The Dangerous Art of the Tattoo

Consider the health risks of this invasive procedure before getting—or removing—body art. more >>

Great Medicine Needs Committed Patients

There's no pill or procedure to make physical rehabilitation happen on its own. more >>

Testing to Foil Sudden Cardiac Death

Tim Russert might have been helped by coronary calcium scanning, but it's fraught with controversy. more >>

Healthful Lifestyle Teaches Prostate Genes to Behave

Living right—with a good diet, exercise, and low stress—brings out the best in your genes. more >>

We Need a New War on Cancer

An understanding of tumor genes and cancer stem cells offers hope for a cure. more >>

Ted Kennedy's Expanded Cancer Arsenal

Unlike a decade ago, chemotherapy is now a powerful weapon against brain tumors. more >>

Seeking a Children's Surgeon? Just Ask

Every parent must ask: Am I ready to put my child’s life in this surgeon's hands? more >>

Bernadine Healy, M.D., on McCain's Health

At 71, the GOP presidential hopeful is a "sturdy fellow." more >>

Ted Kennedy's Brain Cancer Can Be Fought

The senator, like the author, was struck by a sudden seizure. She has outlasted a grim prognosis. more >>

How Consumers Can Force Health Reform

Smart patients, shopping wisely, are needed to bring health costs down. more >>

Video: How to Avoid Diabetes Burnout

Dr. Bernadine Healy offers advice on ways to remain diligent about managing the disease more >>

Fighting the Autism-Vaccine War

One of the most vitriolic debates in medical history is just beginning to have its day in court. more >>

Med School's Hot New Field: Personalized Medicine

Dr. Bernadine Healy explores the hot new trend. more >>

Under Anesthesia, Yet Aware

Brain monitors, while valuable, are no substitute for a skilled practitioner. more >>

Hormones, Heart, and Cancer

The latest findings from the Women's Health Initiative should be interpreted with caution. more >>

Clueless on STDs, Throat Cancer, and Oral Sex

HPV-related oral cancers are on the rise, which argues for straight talk by parents of teens. more >>

The Cardiologist's Perspective on Cholesterol

No one argues over blood pressure and lifestyle changes. more >>

Closer to Vanquishing the Virus

The field of human genomics is at long last enabling us to focus medical thinking on the infected host. more >>

A Stem Cell Victory

Human stem cells now can be made from adult skin, without using embryos or eggs. more >>

Don't Be Scared to Circumcise Your Baby Boy

It's not mutilation; it should be the parents' choice. more >>

Threats to Your Genetic Privacy

Americans agree that your genes are your own business, but the genetic privacy bill is deadlocked. more >>

Harold Varmus | scientist

Making science free to all. more >>

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