Incidence of Mantle Cell Lymphoma on Rise
Aggressive form of non-Hodgkin disease puts older men chiefly at risk, study finds
full story » Case Points to Link Between Crohn's Treatment, Cancer
A woman's lung tumor disappears after anti-TNF medications are stopped, doctors report
full story » Hormone Replacement May Raise Women's Gallbladder Risk
But taking the therapy in a non-oral form seems to cut the odds, study finds
full story » Popular Antidepressants Linked to GI Bleeding
And the risk seems bigger if certain painkillers are used, study says
full story » Food Allergens Show Up in Unexpected Places
Street vendors, fairs replacing trans fats with peanut oil -- all can spell trouble
full story » Scientists ID New Genes Tied to Crohn's Disease
Number tripled, and they find a link to other conditions such as asthma, diabetes
full story » Noninvasive Surgery Effective for Acid Reflux Disease
New technique eliminates pain, requires less recovery time, surgeon says
full story » Scientists ID Enzyme That Allows Dysentery Amoeba to Hide
Finding could lead to more effective treatments for diarrhea worldwide, study says
full story » FDA Panel Recommends Enbrel for Pediatric Patients
But experts also express concern about psoriasis drug's possible risks for children; action follows agency warning that drug label needs strengthening
full story » Weight Loss After Gastric Bypass Is Key to Easing Diabetes
Patients who dropped most pounds went off diabetes meds and into remission, study found
full story » Whole Milk Cheaper, Effective Contrast Agent for GI Scans
It also tasted better than oral barium solution, study finds
full story » High-Volume Hospitals Better for Abdominal Aortic Rupture Repairs
Endovascular procedures have lower death rates than those units using open surgery, study finds
full story » FDA Starts Safety Review of Autoimmune Disorder Drugs
Reports of increased cancer risk among young users of TNF blockers prompts action
full story » Chronic Stomach Inflammation Boosts Cancer Risk
Damage to DNA could cause cell mutations that lead to disease, study concludes
full story » Anemia Drugs May Speed Tumor Growth in Some Cancer Patients
Widely prescribed blood-boosters might stimulate malignant cells, hasten death, study says
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