Antidepressants May Reduce Hot Flashes Up To 50 Percent, Study Shows
Lexapro (escitalopram) may be an effective treatment for menopause symptoms.
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Male Infertility Can Be Treated With Antioxidants, Study Shows
New studies have shown that men may be able to increase fertility by supplementing with antioxidants.
Eating Fruits, Vegetables May Decrease Heart Disease Risks
New studies show that eating fruits and vegetables, among other health benefits, may decrease risks of heart disease.
New Lice Treatment Twice As Effective, FDA Says
In order to gain approval, the drug has to prove successful in two separate, placebo-controlled trials on more than 550 participants.
Meningitis Causes Second Death In One Week
A usually deadly infection, meningococcal meningitis causes severe swelling around the spinal cord and brain.
Semen Allergy Can Be Treated, Study Shows
Men who experience symptoms similar to the flu after ejaculating may be allergic to their own semen.
Effective Solutions For Dry Skin, Experts Explain
The American Academy of Dermatology explains that there are effective ways to fix your dry skin this winter.
New Drug Provides ‘Best Chance’ To Cure Pancreatic Cancer, Doctors Say
Recently, experts claim to have discovered a way to cure pancreatic cancer during the early stages.
New Osteoporosis Guidelines For Young, Old Women
New findings show that white women experience higher instances of bone loss, causing professionals to alter guidelines for screening.
Blood Pressure Medications, Antibiotics Do Not Mix Well
A new study explains how dangerous mixing antibiotics and blood pressure medications can be.
