Month: September 2008

Warnings are being urged to be added to labels of high caffeine energy drinks due to the risk that young people have of […]

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Officials with Pfizer have announced the company’s intent to stop research on heart disease and obesity and turn their attention to cancer. They […]

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Taking statins to lower bad levels of cholesterol does not raise a person’s risk of developing Lou Gehrig’s disease say researchers of a […]

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The American Heart Association has issued guidelines that suggest that heart patients should be monitored for signs of depression. According to the medical […]

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A federal court in Los Angeles has upheld a San Francisco health care program in which all for-profit employers with more than 20 […]

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Heart pumps are a great way to keep children alive until an organ can be found to be transplanted into them say researchers […]

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Results of a new study find that a pair of popular supplements, glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, used to combat arthritis are very inneffective […]

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