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Antidepressants in Pregnancy and Baby's Heart WEDNESDAY, June 18, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Antidepressants taken during the first three months of pregnancy don't appear to increase the risk of heart defects in babies, new research suggests. However, this latest study contradicts previous research ...
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In Single Gene, A Path to Fight Heart Attacks Two major studies have identified mutations in a single gene that help to keep levels of triglycerides very low. These mutations appear to be especially common among those of Amish descent. Credit Michael Greenlar/The Post-Standard, via Associated Press.
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Report: Government warnings about antidepressants may have led to more ... Government warnings a decade ago about the risks associated with children and adolescents taking antidepressants appear to have backfired, causing an increase in suicide attempts and discouraging many depressed young people from seeking treatment, ...
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Air pollution linked to cognitive decline in later years The tiny particles in vehicle exhaust and other sources of air pollution may hasten cognitive decline in older adults, according to a new U. S. study. “We decided to examine the link between air pollution and cognitive function in older adults because there is ...
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Dr Reddy's recalls over 13000 bottles of hypertension drug- FDA MUMBAI, June 19 (Reuters) - India's Dr Reddy's Laboratories Ltd is recalling 13,560 bottles of the high blood pressure drug metoprolol succinate in the United States after it failed a dissolution test, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said. Metoprolol ...
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Dementia progress 'achingly slow' says global envoy Dr Dennis Gillings Progress on new research and treatments for dementia has been "achingly slow", an expert has said. Dr Dennis Gillings, the recently appointed global dementia envoy, said the pledge by G8 countries to develop a cure or treatment by 2025 was "impossible" ...
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E-Cigarette Brands Battle to Keep Marketing Rights Blu-cigs-take-back-your-freedom-2 A Blu eCigs advertisement depicts a rugged-looking man that some health advocates say is similar to the man once used in Marlboro cigarette ads. Image: Campaign For Tobacco-Free Kids. Colin%20daileda. By Colin ...
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Depression & Odds of Heart Attack in Younger Women WEDNESDAY, June 18, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Young and middle-aged women with depression are more than twice as likely to suffer a heart attack or die from heart disease as their mentally healthy peers, new research suggests. The study also found ...
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Asthma Rates Drop but Experts Not Breathing Easier A new survey suggests asthma in the U.S. may finally be on the decline. But the results are so surprising that health officials are cautious about claiming a downturn. "I wouldn't say it's good news — yet," said the study's lead author, Jeannine Schiller of the ...
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INSIGHT-As sequencing moves into clinical use, insurers balk CHICAGO, June 19 (Reuters) - Aimee Robeson just wants an answer. Her son, Christian, was born in 2010 with multiple, mysterious syndromes that leave him unable to speak, chew, or walk on his own. Initial genetic tests failed to provide a diagnosis.
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Justice for Justina: Judge orders Connecticut girl to be returned to family A Massachusetts judge ordered the 16-year-old Connecticut girl, who was taken from her family by child welfare advocates more than a year ago, to be returned to her mother and father effective Wednesday. The ruling caps a long-running medical custody ...
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Woman records herself having a stroke (CBC/CNN) — A Canadian woman recorded herself having a stroke after doctors didn't believe her the first time she went in for help. Ontario resident Stacey Yepes was at home watching TV one night when it happened. “The whole left side of my body went ...
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Keep that bun in the oven: Induced births falling in the US Today's expectant moms and their doctors have decided it's not nice to fool Mother Nature. Rather than inducing labor, they're letting nature take its course, with the length of pregnancies in the U.S. on the upswing, according to a new study by the CDC.
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Unemployed American workers are MORE likely to become depressed than their ... Workers in the U.S. are more likely to develop depression after losing their jobs than those in Europe. A new study has revealed job loss is associated with depressive symptoms both sides of the Atlantic. But the effects are much stronger in America - perhaps ...
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| No link found between soy food and endometrial cancer risk, say researchers Researchers have found no evidence of a protective association between soy food and endometrial cancer risk, says a new study published (18 June) in BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Soy foods are an almost exclusive dietary ...
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Heroin getting sharpest focus in Albany's waning session Spin Cycle. News, views and commentary on Long Island, state and national politics. Go. EmailPrintAa. Tweet · Google · Pin It. Bloggers. Melville. N.Y. Tuesday January 26, 2010. Daniel Janison, Dan Janison · bio | email. Portrait of Newsday reporter Rick ...
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Lifetime autism support costed The lifetime cost of supporting an individual with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and intellectual disability has been put at $2.4 million (€1.77m) in the US and the equivalent of $2.2 million (€1.62m) in the UK, a new paper in JAMA Pediatrics has revealed.
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