Treating high blood pressure and other so-called vascular risk factors in people who have mild cognitive impairment may reduce their risk of progressing to Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new study.
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An experimental epilepsy drug may help reduce seizures in as many as one-third of people with epilepsy who either don’t tolerate or don’t respond adequately to existing seizure drugs.
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Men with fibromyalgia talk with WebMD about their fibromyalgia symptoms, diagnosis, and how fibromyalgia affects their lives.
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Concerned about the plastic chemical bisphenol A? Read what government and industry experts say.
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The FDA has approved a test to diagnose people with dengue fever, a sometimes deadly viral illness spread by mosquitoes.
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President Barack Obama unveiled a politically risky plan on Wednesday to reduce the US deficit by $4 trillion over 12 years by cutting health care and defense while raising some taxes. (April 13)
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The experimental oral multiple sclerosis (MS) drug laquinimod delayed disease progression, reduced relapse rates, and was safe and well tolerated by patients in a two-year study.
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Delaying doses of a vaccine that protects against cervical cancer doesn’t appear to make it any less safe or effective, a new study shows.
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The U.S. government has introduced a new approach to fight barriers to good health care faced by many minorities.
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People with Parkinson’s disease who walk on a treadmill at a comfortable, low-intensity speed may be able to improve their gait and mobility, new research indicates.
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