Inhaled Measles Vaccine Falls Short of Injected Version in Study
2015-04-15
Although easier to administer, it didn’t trigger as strong an immune response in infants as shot didContinue Reading
Ear Infections Common, But Often Missed, in Infants
2015-04-10
Doctor says irritability, fever and pulling at ears are possible signsContinue Reading
Too Few Kids With Epilepsy, Cerebral Palsy Get Flu Shot: Study
2015-04-10
But they are more likely to develop flu-rated complicationsContinue Reading
18th Century Mummies Reveal How TB Spread Through Europe
2015-04-08
Samples from bodies uncovered 14 different strains during height of diseaseContinue Reading
18th Century Mummies Reveal How TB Spread Through Europe
2015-04-08
Samples from bodies uncovered 14 different strains during height of diseaseContinue Reading
Cheap Allergy Drug May Hold Potential as Hepatitis C Treatment
2015-04-08
Lab tests suggest over-the-counter antihistamine could offer alternative to pricey new drugsContinue Reading
Antibody Holds Promise as Weapon Against HIV
2015-04-08
Treatment would complement existing medications, researchers sayContinue Reading
Be Careful With That Eyeliner
2015-04-07
Applying it to the inner lid raises risk of particles getting into eye, possible vision problemsContinue Reading
Tobacco Smoke Strengthens ‘Superbug,’ Lab Research Finds
2015-04-06
MRSA may become deadlier, even more resistant to treatmentContinue Reading
HIV-Infected People Often Do Well After Kidney Transplant
2015-04-03
Refuting common wisdom, research shows that these patients fared better than those with hepatitis CContinue Reading