The International Olympic Committee (IOC) said on Friday it was prohibiting young athletes from the Ebola-affected region of West Africa…
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Don’t be fooled by food labels
Sugar-free. Natural. Multigrain. These are just a few of the words you’ve likely seen on food packaging – words often…
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Infant formula makers must test for germs and nutrients, health officials rule
U.S. health officials on Monday finalized manufacturing guidelines for infant formula makers that aim to ensure products sold for babies…
Read MoreOh baby: Giving birth 10 times may reduce mom’s cancer risk
Women who give birth to 10 or more children may have a reduced risk of cancer, a new study from…
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Medical labs to make test results easier for patients to understand
As more patients gain direct access to lab reports and test results, health care providers are offering new tools to…
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Study finds many preteens have unhealthy cholesterol levels
There’s fresh evidence that a lot of young people could be headed for heart trouble. A large study of preteens…
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Mediterranean diet linked to lower risk of artery disease
People who eat a Mediterranean diet high in olive oil or nuts may reduce their likelihood of developing clogged leg…
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Researchers discover potential cure for noise-induced hearing loss
Noise-induced hearing loss has the potential to be reversed, according to a new study from Harvard Medical School. Hearing loss…
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Cochlear implants for children may increase risk of cognitive delays
Children with cochlear implants may experience cognitive delays, compared to those with normal hearing, according to Science World Report. In…
Read MoreEbola toll may ‘vastly underestimate’ crisis, says WHO
There is evidence the numbers of dead and sickened by Ebola in West Africa may “vastly underestimate the magnitude of…
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