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U.S. Preventive Services Task Force says effectiveness of newer treatments, especially if given early, prompted change

They're working on human trials designed to make it easier to attack AIDS-causing virus, according to published reports

Vast majority of patients are women

Study finds many have side effects so bothersome that sufferers stop taking them

A caregiver dedicated solely to the baby should be present, organization advises

Being overprotective may be just as bad as being neglectful for spurring bully and victim roles

Early study tested the noninvasive treatment on smokers

Tips for parents of children who have ADHD on how to talk to their child about ADHD in a supportive, encouraging way.

Swedish researchers detected signs of recent cocaine, marijuana, narcotic and other substance use

With the arrival of Tecfidera this spring, people with multiple sclerosis now have three oral drugs to choose from to treat the relapsing form of the disease.

European researchers found odds rose by up to 22 percent at this level of consumption

WHO Study Identifies Riskiest Meats

Identifying infants with higher odds could improve treatment, researchers say

Patients with stronger belief in God did better in small study

They say it's not government's role to try to influence what people eat, drink, Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll finds

Identifying which factors lead to longer recoveries may improve treatment

Reports found four psoriasis patients who took similar drug developed rare but sometimes deadly condition

Higher levels of stomach substance called TMAO linked to heart attack, stroke, study suggests

Study looked at whether adults eventually had a stroke and compared areas where they had lived

But nearly half of patients aren't meeting goals for blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol