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Women are less likely to be properly treated, even when they have similar symptoms to men, according to the analysis in today's Journal of the American Medical Association
McNeil Consumer Healthcare says it is recalling about 574,000 bottles of a grape-flavored version of the liquid medicine.
The current pacemaker should last Jaya about 10 years, Maeda said.
The United States ranks in the second-highest quartile for safe water and the top quartile for sanitation.
A new study finds most patients recover the same from sinus infections whether they have an antibiotic or a placebo.
The shortage began late last year after a key maker of the drug shut down factories where it's made.
Methotrexate, used to treat a type of childhood cancer, has been in very short supply in recent weeks after a leading maker of the drug shut down some of its factories late last year.
Stem cells harvested from a patient's own heart can be used to help repair muscle damaged during a heart attack.
Doctors said they see about 30,000 cases of Broken Heart Syndrome every year in the United States.
Were some cancer patients at Duke University given treatment based on fabricated data? Scott Pelley Reports.
A simple substitution of water or diet soft drinks for drinks with calories can help you lose 4 to 5 pounds, according to new study.
A new study found that athletic baby boomers are more prone to minor damage that can turn serious if ignored.
Two new studies say that more doctors and nurses are overweight and it may have an impact on your health.
The results are featured in the January issue of Obesity.
Many people think they are ordering from a legitimate Canadian pharmacy, but that is not often the case. It is not even close.
NC Division of Public Health hopes a new series of web videos will improve your shopping experience and your diet.
Raw milk from a dairy in Pennsylvania is now linked to 38 illnesses in four states, and the farm has temporarily suspended sales.
Michael Foods, Inc. is recalling specific lots of hard-cooked eggs in brine sold in 10- and 25-pound pails for institutional use.
Women in North Carolina who have questions about Cervical Cancer have a new place to get that information.
Dr. Robert Lustig, a pediatric endocrinologist, claims sugar is deadly enough in high enough doses that, he says, it should be regulated just like alcohol.
The new clues to the neurodegenerative brain disorder might help scientists find a way to stop the disease from getting worse.
When you hear what led to a Tuesday standoff, it's easy to crack jokes about mental health. But stigmas don't help anyone.
Researchers created new technology to retest ultrasound as a viable method for birth control.
Police said they found one person with gunshots and another dead from a self-inflicted gunshot on Cobbler Ridge Court.
A man who admitted he killed a 17-year-old and seriously injured a Good Samaritan in a drunk driving crash last year pleaded guilty Tuesday and will spend more than three years in prison.
Police said the victims are boys and were walking with their father to school at Dixon Academy.
Piedmont Cowboy Church provides a place for cowboys and cowgirls to worship.
Police checked a state database but found no registered owner for the gun.
Three separate weekend concerts brought the Greensboro Coliseum its largest crowds to date.
A driver for Papa Johns and another for Dominos both reported being robbed within minutes of each other in Greensboro.
Curtis Lutterloh pleaded guilty to killing 17-year-old, Darren Jones and leaving 38-year-old Carl Wheeler paralyzed and unable to speak. A judge sentenced Lutterloh to between 41 to 59 months but the victims' families will never find closure.
Sgt. Jeff Gordon said Wednesday that the applicant had just completed the run which is part of the screening process when he collapsed around 12:30 p.m.
The investigation started when they said the child was taken to the AnMed emergency room with an illness.