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Frozen Produce: Cheaper and Just as NutritiousJust make sure the canned and frozen produce don't come with extra salt or sauces, an expert says.
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Lung Cancer May Be Different Disease in Smokers and Nonsmokers
Never-smokers' tumors have nearly twice as many DNA alterations than smokers' tumors.
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Of Mice and Men: Engineered Rodent Can Test Human Diabetes DrugsThe mice can be used to test human drugs for safety and efficacy before they're tested in human clinical trials.
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HPV More Prevalent in Lung Cancer Patients
The HPV strains found in people with lung cancer include the strains that cause cervical cancer and genital warts.
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Chromosome Change Points to Autism, Schizophrenia, Study Says
A deletion in the human genome can increase a person's chance of developing autism or schizophrenia by 14 times.
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Vaccines and Autism Timeline: How the Truth Unfolded -
Too Much of a Good Thing: Fish Oil Best in ModerationTaking too much, especially if you have immune system problems, is trouble for your health.
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Autism And Morality: Outcomes Matter More Than Intentions
People with autism look at some aspects of morality differently than normally functioning people.
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Why We'll Try Breast Milk Foods (It's Not for Health Reasons)
We take a look at why it's possible to be simultaneously repelled, yet intrigued, by these edibles.
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Autism Identified Early By Fixation on Geometry
Results of study could give parents earlier signs
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Obese Men Face Higher Risk of Advanced Prostate Cancer
Obese men are three times more likely to have their cancer progress to a worse stage than men of normal weight.
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Obesity, Smoking Slowed US Life Expectancy Growth
U.S. life expectancy for men increased by more than 5 years from 1980 to 2006, and by about 3 years for women.
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Delaying Hormone Therapy Cuts Breast Cancer Risk in Half
Starting hormone therapy five or more years after menopause decreases cancer risks, compared to starting right at the start of menopause.
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Breast Cancer Drug Linked With Drop in Lung Cancer Deaths
Tamoxifen blocks estrogen that has been suggested to spur tumor growth.
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Global Obesity Nearly Doubles in 30 Years, Study FindsBut blood pressure and cholesterol levels decreased from 1980 to 2008, according to new research.
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Siblings of Kids with Autism Are at High Risk for Language Delays
Findings nix assumption that undiagnosed siblings aren't affected by the disorder.
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When Dads Eat Out, Kids Do Too
Putting Dad in charge of dinner is the most likely factor leading to families eating out at restaurants.
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An Apple a Day Keeps Women's Cholesterol at BayAnd the extra 240 calories a day from the apples didn't lead to any weight gain over the year-long study.
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Just Two Drinks Can Topple Tipsy SeniorsOlder adults have trouble walking and avoiding obstacles after just two brandy alexanders.
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5 Experts Answer: What's the Best Way to Improve My Memory?
From memory tricks to healthy living, the experts weigh in on how to boost your memory.
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Doctor Urges New Moms Toward Cow's MilkResearchers suggest a way to lower a baby's risk of developing a dangerous milk allergy.
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Plant Agents Promising in Preventing Skin CancerCombinations of plant substances are protective in suppressing damage that can lead to skin cancer, recent research from the University of Texas Health Center in Austin suggests.
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Mental Disorders Strike 1 in 5 Adults, Survey Finds
Mental disorders also found to be more prevalent in women and people ages 18 to 25.
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Smoking Increases Breast Cancer Risk For Some
Smoking did account for increases in breast cancer risk in non-obese women, though.
