African-Americans with multiple sclerosis (MS) may be more likely to have low vitamin D levels than African-Americans without the disease.
Continue reading …Just in time for the beginning of summer, the Environmental Working Group has issued its fifth annual guide to sunscreen products. Just one in five of more than 600 beach and sport sunscreens made the cut. Another 11 products earned a spot in the group’s Hall of Shame.
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The amount of weight a woman gains or loses between a first and second pregnancy influences her risk for gestational diabetes, new research reveals.
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Cognitive therapy for depression teaches people how to use a mental “toolkit” to challenge negative thoughts. Over the long term, this process can bring about positive changes in how a depressed person sees the world.
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Red meat and processed meat may increase the risk of developing colon cancer, according to a new report from the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) and the World Cancer Research Fund.
Continue reading …Lupus and Skin Care: Sun Protection, Beauty Treatments, Rash Treatments, and Makeup
May 23, 2011 No CommentWebMD discusses how to care for your skin and beauty with lupus.
Continue reading …The FDA has approved Incivek as an add-on to current interferon/ribavirn therapy for hepatitis C infection. Like Victrelis, also approved this month, Incivek greatly boosts the cure rate for hepatitis C.
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Researchers in Europe say a fermented dairy product containing a specific bacterium known as a probiotic did not help improve constipation in children more than a dairy product without a probiotic.
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Crossing your arms may confuse the brain and help fight pain, according to a new study.
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