Archive:

February 2015

Loved ones caring for brain-injured veterans may face health risks

Study found high levels of substance linked to inflammation in caregivers who felt anger, blame.

Epilepsy and motherhood

Find out what women with epilepsy should know when it comes to experiencing safe pregnancies and delivering healthy babies.

Researchers identify 8 signs of impending death

Findings could help families prepare and aid in end-of-life care choices.

Patient Story

For the love of Peets

'We just want to help each other through this. ...A lot of people can't get that long of a life with each other.'

Energy drinks tied to inattention, hyper behavior in middle schoolers

Researchers conclude that your kids really shouldn't drink sugary, caffeinated beverages.

Snowboarding safety on the slopes

The key to safely enjoying the snow comes down to understanding the risks, wearing protective gear and getting proper treatment for injuries.

Friday Food Rule: Eat your colors

Eat your colors.

Second that emotion

Look at the bright side of life because studies show positive feelings have tangible health benefits.

New name, new criteria for chronic fatigue syndrome?

Panel of experts says illness is 'legitimate' and suggests new name

Patient Story

A lifetime of acceptance

Patient with diabetes shares her story and a few suggestions for living life without limits.

Smokers may get less benefit from drugs for arthritic back pain

Study authors say inflammation or a lack of oxygen among possible reasons.

Many states still in flu’s grip, but some areas report declines

Don’t let your guard down: CDC expects to see high activity for several more weeks.