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In Young Girls, Obesity Linked to Early Puberty, Analysis Reveals
Unanswered questions remain, including psychological impact, researcher says
Americans Seem More Prone to Depression Than Russians
'Negative' cultural tendency may insulate people against distress, research indicates
Study Explores Links Between Obesity and Chronic Pain
Finding suggests connection to family history and frame of mind
Link Between Depression, Cholesterol May Differ by Gender
Regulating 'good' and 'bad' levels may help prevent mood disorder among elderly, researchers say
Not All Epilepsy Drugs Raise Suicide Risk: Study
Only newer meds tied to depression appear linked to self-harm, researchers say
Taking to the Stage to Battle Mental Illness
Theater as therapy can work for many patients, experts say, enlightening audiences along the way
People Who Are Depressed 'See' a Gray World
Their retinas respond less to black-and-white contrasts, scans found
Mom's Mental State Influenced Kids' Well-Being After 9/11: Study
Children fared worse when mothers struggled with PTSD, depression, researchers say
Mood Disorders Going Undetected in U.S. Children
Without treatment, anxiety and depression can plague kids through adult years, experts warn
Intervention May Help Relieve Cancer Patients' Pain, Depression
Combining high-tech and human interaction yielded psychological, physical benefits, study found
Brain Changes in MS May Spur Depression
Scans showed shrinkage in areas related to mood, memory, researchers say
Generic Effexor XR Approved
To treat major depressive disorder
Depression Could Play a Role in Added Belly Fat
Depressed people often gain weight, study found, but overweight aren't more prone to depression
Honesty Helps Young Girls Build Better Relationships
Those inclined to speak their mind had less depression, more self-esteem, researcher found
Men May Be More Vulnerable to Roller Coaster Ride of Romance
Study found young males felt ups and downs of relationships more deeply than young women
Health Tip: Don't Suddenly Stop Antidepressants
Do so gradually, under a doctor's care
Depression Can Make Pain Worse
Brain imaging shows healthy people who feel sad find pain more unpleasant, researchers say
Brain Scans Show How Meditation Calms Pain
Years of practice help users avoid anticipating discomfort, research shows
Female Caregivers Face a Heavier Toll: Study
More prone to depression than men when watching over ailing, elderly parents, review finds
Post-Combat Stress Disrupting Daily Lives of Returning Vets
Nearly 14 percent admit mental problems, which actually increase for Guardsmen over time, study finds
Certain Popular Antidepressants Linked to Cataracts in Seniors
More study needed to confirm findings, researcher suggests
Risk of Miscarriage Linked to Antidepressants
Researcher advises against Paxil, Effexor during first trimester, but other experts downplay risk
Allergies Might Trigger Depression
Study found mood of those with sensitivities worsened when exposed to allergens
For Depression, Phone Therapy May Be an Answer
It was nearly as effective as face-to-face sessions, researchers say
Older Patients More Apt to Be Happy With Plastic Surgery
Those over 53, and those treated for depression typically most satisfied, survey finds
Mental Health News
Experimental Diet Pill May Bring 'Modest' Weight Loss
Contrave combines an antidepressant with an anti-addiction drug
When Others Drink, Your Genes May Lead You to Join Them
Specific DNA seems to trigger response to social drinking cues, study finds
Health Tip: Does Your Child Have a Behavior Disorder?
When behavior goes beyond typical mischief or rebellion
Many Leaders Actually Want to Help Others: Study
European researchers challenge the common belief that most leaders are selfish, egoistic and exploitative
Genetic Tests Marketed to Consumers Can Be Dangerously Misleading
People eager to be screened should see a qualified genetic counselor first, experts warn
Health Tip: Dealing With Separation Anxiety
Help ease your youngster's fear
Increased Risk of Violence Among Unsupervised Teen Groups
Hanging out with no adult presence a recipe for violence even in 'good' neighborhoods, study finds
Kids Adopted By Same-Sex Couples 'Thriving': Researcher
No reason to prevent gay, lesbian prospective parents from adopting, study says
Could Drinking Help Thwart Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Early study suggests it might, but that's no reason to imbibe heavily, experts say
Level of Parent-Child Conflict Seems to Differ Among Nations
Study finds higher rates of disharmony in U.S. families
In Young Girls, Obesity Linked to Early Puberty, Analysis Reveals
Unanswered questions remain, including psychological impact, researcher says
For Some Female Birds, Infidelity Boosts Offspring's Survival
Seychelles warblers pair up for life, but females often go elsewhere to sire their young, research shows
Anesthesia's Role in Hip, Knee Replacement Infections Studied
Greater risk noted in patients who had general versus spinal/epidural method, researchers say
Close Ties With Others Might Lengthen Life, Review Finds
Strong support system seems to have significant health benefits, researchers say
Mom's Affection Helps Babies Grow Into Less Stressed Adults
Study finds link between maternal attention, child's mental state decades later
Does a Foreign Accent Hurt Credibility?
Study contends finding significant as more people find work in foreign lands
Longer Time Frame for Clot-Busting Drug May Help Beat Stroke
Expanding the time limit from 3 to 4.5 hours doesn't appear to delay treatment, study suggests
Americans Seem More Prone to Depression Than Russians
'Negative' cultural tendency may insulate people against distress, research indicates
Study Explores Links Between Obesity and Chronic Pain
Finding suggests connection to family history and frame of mind
Link Between Depression, Cholesterol May Differ by Gender
Regulating 'good' and 'bad' levels may help prevent mood disorder among elderly, researchers say
Not All Epilepsy Drugs Raise Suicide Risk: Study
Only newer meds tied to depression appear linked to self-harm, researchers say
Witness Testimony May Be Affected By Negative Feelings
In 'emotional memory' test, kids' accuracy was poor, but better than adults: study
Childhood Cancer May Be Linked to Later Heart Problems
27% of survivors had long-term cardiac dysfunction, Dutch study found
Relationship Insecurity May Undermine Your Health
People who feel anxious and needy at higher risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, chronic pain and stroke, researchers find
Playgrounds More Fun When Safety Rules Come Into Play
More than 200,000 U.S. kids go from the playground to the hospital each year, group reports
General Health News
More Women to Get Health Insurance Under Affordable Care Act
Report finds 15 million will get coverage, while 14.5 million will get better coverage
Too Soon to Tell Whether Dengue Fever Will Spread in U.S.
Not clear yet where 46 cases in Florida came from, CDC official says
H1N1 Protection in Coming Season's Flu Vaccines: FDA
Just one shot should shield against multiple strains, agency says
Health Highlights: July 30, 2010
FDA Approves 1st Embryonic Stem Cell Trial Using Patients / Study Pinpoints Cells Linked to Prostate Cancer / Louisiana Reopens Some Gulf of Mexico F
Sciatica Relief May Depend on Type of Steroid Delivery
Different types of injections explored in study
Doctors, Patients Rarely on Same Page
Physicians often mistaken about patients' beliefs, feelings about their illness
Americans Still Confused About Health Reform
Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll finds many don't know what's in -- and not in -- the new legislation
Health Highlights: July 29, 2010
Disciplinary Lapses Tied To High Rate Of Army Suicides: Report / Cubicin Antibiotic Linked To Pneumonia: FDA / Support Increases For New Health Care
Black Teens May Need Higher Vitamin D Supplementation
Even with sun exposure, levels were deficient in this vulnerable group, researchers say
Scientists Use Stem Cells to Help Rabbits Grow New Joints
Animals were up and hopping again within weeks, but experts say human trials still far off
Increased Risk of Violence Among Unsupervised Teen Groups
Hanging out with no adult presence a recipe for violence even in 'good' neighborhoods, study finds
Knee, Hip Replacements May Aid Weight Loss: Study
Healthier lifestyle may be an added bonus for patients following joint surgery, researcher suggests
Higher Education Level May Help Brain Cope With Dementia
Physical changes occur in all aging brains, but more schooling seems to delay symptoms, study found
New Drugs Eyed for Huntington's Disease
But tests on mice needed first, researchers say
For Some Female Birds, Infidelity Boosts Offspring's Survival
Seychelles warblers pair up for life, but females often go elsewhere to sire their young, research shows
Could Drinking Help Thwart Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Early study suggests it might, but that's no reason to imbibe heavily, experts say
Chest Compressions Alone Best With CPR
Studies support bystanders not using mouth-to-mouth breathing
Anesthesia's Role in Hip, Knee Replacement Infections Studied
Greater risk noted in patients who had general versus spinal/epidural method, researchers say
Health Highlights: July 28, 2010
White House OKs Limited Enrollment Periods For Children's Health Insurance / Major Differences Between States In Rates Of Uninsured / Cost Of Treatin
Health Tip: Prepare for a Road Trip
Some travel safety suggestions
FDA Cites Its Food Safety Web Site
More than 100 problems identified so far, agency says
Brain Structure Changes Found in Irritable Bowel Patients
Comparison scans between women with and without disorder show differences in gray matter: report
Complications From Weight-Loss Surgery 'Relatively Low'
Michigan study finds high-volume hospitals, surgeons reporting fewest problems
Longer Time Frame for Clot-Busting Drug May Help Beat Stroke
Expanding the time limit from 3 to 4.5 hours doesn't appear to delay treatment, study suggests
Delirious Hospital Patients a High-Risk Group, Study Finds
Common complication may increase odds of dementia, institutionalization and death, researchers say
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