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Latest Health News

Reservoir Allows HIV To Remain Infectious Despite Treatment
Researchers have discovered a human cell "reservoir," called follicular dendritic cells, that allows HIV to stay in an infectious state and not respond to antiretroviral drugs.

California Bill Requires Medicaid Coverage Of Smoking Cessation Aids
California lawmakers can help reduce smoking rates in the state, particularly among the Asian-American population, by ensuring that Medi-Cal, the state's health insurance program for the elderly, disabled and poor, covers the full range of smoking cessation services.

Kaiser Permanente's Statement On Rescinded Insurance Coverage
Kaiser Permenente says voluntary Fresh Start program will provide health insurance coverage for previously rescinded California members.

Many Beneficiaries Enrolled In Oklahoma Insurance Premium Assistance Program
Enrollment in the Oklahoma Employer/Employee Partnership for Insurance Coverage, the state's health insurance premium assistance program, has exceeded 10,000 beneficiaries for the first time in the program's three-year history.

California Health Insurers To Reinstate Coverage For 1200 People
California health insurers Kaiser Permanente and Health Net agreed to reinstate coverage to about 1,200 individuals whose policies were improperly rescinded.

Bill Passed To Block Medicaid Rules
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a $193 billion supplemental war appropriations bill that includes a provision to block for one year seven new Medicaid regulations proposed by the Bush administration.

Malpractice Coverage Rates For Massachusetts Physicians Low
Physicians in Massachusetts pay lower premium rates for malpractice coverage than they did in 1990, despite previous claims that high rates are causing them to leave the state.

ADHD Patients Benefit From Omega 3 Fatty Acids
Omega 3 fatty acids bound to phospholipids deserves to be further considered as a credible natural alternative and may have beneficial effect on impulsivity in ADHD patients.

Eastern Remedies: Alternative Treatment For US Healthcare System
Americans who are looking for alternatives to the labyrinth that is US healthcare system need look no longer.

New Initiatives Provide Flexibility, Fairness For Families
New legislation, titled the American Families Agenda, contains policy reforms that have long been championed by NCPA Family Policy Center.

New Treatment For Hot Flashes In Breast Cancer Survivors
An anesthetic injection into a collection of nerves in the neck of breast cancer survivors may reduce the severity and frequency of debilitating hot flashes and night awakenings associated with breast cancer treatment.

Toxin-Free Pain Cream For Athletes
BioForce launched Myo-Med about a year ago and quickly positioned itself as a favorite with top athletes.

Food 4 Less Expands Discounted Generic Drug Program
Food 4 Less in-store pharmacies will expand its generic drug program - offering customers lower prices and additional drug choices to meet their health needs.

New Supplement Helps Americans Eat Less Daily
Americans can now gain control of their appetite and eat up to 30 percent less food every day with SlimShots, the first US dietary supplement that offers the breakthrough European weight management emulsion Fabuless.

Wyeth's Pristiq: New Treatment For Major Depression
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals' PRISTIQ, a new serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor approved to treat adult patients with major depressive disorder, is now available in U.S. retail pharmacies nationwide.

Stroke Patients More Likely To Die From Nonstroke Cardiovascular Event
Among those who die after a stroke the vast majority (73%) will die from nonstroke cardiovascular (CV) events.

Tummy Troubles Top Travel Health Woes
While a lot of thought goes into planning a vacation, the survey found that potential illnesses don't enter the minds of 44 percent of U.S. adults, yet nearly one out of five has had at least one vacation impacted by travel-related illness.

Eat Your Vegetables
Eat your vegetables! is a plea often heard around family dinner tables.

After Cancer: Giving Back Is Good For You
Meet Cindy Zamirowski, a 56-year-old breast cancer survivor who less than a month after getting the cancer free thumbs up from her physician, stepped off the curb to raise funds for cancer research in the 5K Y-Me Race to Empower in Chicago.

Tips For Safe Barefoot Summer
Millions of Americans will go barefoot this summer, and thousands will suffer injuries such as cuts and puncture wounds.

Diabetes Drugs Emerge As Top Force In Drug Spending
Diabetes treatments are now the leading driver of prescription drug spending growth, displacing lipid-lowering drugs which fell precipitously after a decade of reigning in the top position, as generic drugs cut the cost of treating high cholesterol.

Dog Food Carries Salmonella Infection
Dry dog food is found to be the reason of numerous salmonella infections in US. This is the first time when a human disease is linked to pet food.

Finding The Best IVF Embryos
Gene analysis helps in finding the best IVF embryos and giving birth to healthy babies.

Enzyme Inhibitor Paves Way For New Cancer Drug
The drug treatment agent of Enzyme inhibitor proves effective against melanoma cells.

Vitamin D May Help Curb Breast Cancer
Vitamin D has anti-cancer benefits, shows the latest study where Breast cancer patients who had low levels of vitamin D were much more likely to die of the disease or have the breast cancer spread than patients getting enough of the Vitamin D nutrient.

General practitioners filling the gap of inadequate dental services
A shortage of NHS dentists means that general practitioners (GPs) have been left to do dentists' work without adequate remuneration, argues a doctor in a letter in this week's BMJ.

What Is Needed To Become A Doctor?
Medical students with average grades, who come from economically and educationally deprived areas, can do well at medical school provided they have extra academic and pastoral support during their first two years.

CDC Recommends Shingles Vaccine For Elderly People
CDC says people age 60 and older should be vaccinated against shingles, or herpes zoster, a condition often marked by debilitating chronic pain.

Health Care Costs To Increase For Families With Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage
The cost of health care for the average US family with employer-sponsored health coverage will increase 7.6% this year, due in part to rising prescription drug prices.

Illinois Governor Rolled Over Medicaid Bills To Hide Problems With Budget
The administration of Illinois Governor has hidden state budget problems by rolling over about $1.5 billion in Medicaid claims each year.