Oral health

Rotavirus Vaccine May Be Linked To More Cases Of Bowel Disorder The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has received reports of 99 cases of intussusception that may be related to Wyeth-Ayerst`s RotaShield rotavirus vaccine...

Health Tips Glass of grape juice a day keeps artery doctor away?

Newest Version Of The Pill May Cause Blood Clots The latest generation of birth control pills, which were introduced in the 1980s and early 1990s, may raise a woman`s risk of blood clots even more than earlier oral contraceptives...

Study Finds Higher Risk Of Clots With Newer Contraceptive Pills So-called ``third generation`` oral contraceptive pills, the most recent ones developed, may cause more potentially dangerous blood clots than with older pills...

Many Diabetes Patients Skip Their Medication An alarming number of diabetes patients in the United Kingdom who have been prescribed medications to take orally aren`t taking them...

Oral Drug Prevents Flu, Shortens Flu Duration An oral drug appears to be effective for both the prevention and early treatment of one type of influenza...

FDA-approved Marijuana Study At Last Hurdle The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently granted approval to Dr. Ethan Russo, of Missoula, Montana, to begin a study of the medicinal effects of marijuana in patients with migraine...

Rodale`s Healthy Living: Ask Men`s Health QUESTION: Why don`t old guys have butts? Is there any way I can preserve mine, before my jeans fall right off?

Drug Helps Men With Osteoporosis Men with the bone-thinning disease osteoporosis respond to treatment with alendronate, a drug already used to treat the disease in women, US researchers report...

New JAMA Editor Named The American Medical Association (AMA) named Dr. Catherine D. DeAngelis, a dean at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland, as the new editor of The Journal of the American Medical Association...