WASHINGTON (AP) — New blood tests that might predict Alzheimer’s years before symptoms begin may sound tantalizing for people who worry about …
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When it comes to side-effects of diabetes and high blood pressure - your eye sight might not come to mind. But, if left untreated, your eyes could be in danger.Â
The American Heart Association released new hypertension guidelines last week - which means some of us have to watch our blood pressure more closely. Learn more in our Ask the Doctor segment.Â
The impact pediatricians can have on young people who smoke - and recommendations on reducing the expense of cancer treatments.
A new worry for people who have trouble falling asleep at night. And why young people may need to monitor cholesterol levels.
New concerns about a chemical found in cans and bottles. Plus, the dangers of air pollution...and a new look at mortality rates among pregnant women.
A new weight loss program designed to curb food addiction is showing promise and a new study weighs in on which has better results - low-carb or low-fat diets.
There's a new review about the safety of vaccines - and there's a dramatic drop in the growth of healthcare spending.
Tens of millions of Americans with slightly elevated blood pressure could be at increased risk for a stroke. That's the finding in a new detailed report published in the journal Neurology.