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Women's Heart Attacks May Hit Without Chest Pain
Understanding heart attack symptoms is essential for prompt and effective treatment — but new data shows women often experience this emergency differently than men do.

migraine
Migraines Linked to Obesity
A new study finds people who are overweight or obese may increase their risk of developing migraine headaches by more than 80 percent.

What's the Difference Between Bipolar and ADHD in Children and Teens?
Sometimes bipolar disorder and ADHD can be indistinguishable in a child, leading to a misdiagnosis. Here's how to tell the two disorders apart.

arthritis
One Third of Middle-Aged Women Have Arthritis of the Thumb
One of the most common spots for arthritis pain is the thumb joint, especially for women. But there are ways to find relief.

digestive-health
Feeling Sick? Swallow a Camera
Diseases of the intestinal tract like Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis can be difficult to diagnose because doctors have limited ways of seeing the full length of the human gut. Tiny cameras inside pills are solving the problem.

Most Breast Cancer Deaths Occur in Younger, Unscreened Women
Most breast cancer deaths occur in younger women who do not receive regular mammograms, study says.

kids'-health
Undiagnosed Eating Disorders in Children
A new study finds overweight and obese children and adolescents are at risk of developing eating disorders, even if they are now underweight.

heart health
All-in-One Pill May Be Effective Treatment for Heart Care
A new study finds people who took a pill with a combination of medicines versus multiple medications had better compliance.

cold & flu
Take Kids to Get Their Flu Shots Early
The American Academy of Pediatrics is reminding parents to get their kids vaccinated against the flu as soon as it becomes available.

How Parents Choose ADHD Treatments
A new study finds parents who want their kids to do better academically choose medication to treat ADHD, those who want better social skills choose behavior therapy.

heart health
Cholesterol Drugs Linked to Parkinson's Disease
People who stop taking fat-soluble cholesterol drugs may be at an increased risk for developing Parkinson's disease, according to a new study.

What Scares Kids Most About a New School?
Some anxiety is inevitable when starting at a new school, but exposure therapy can calm the fears and ease the transition.

Cured of Cancer, But at a Cost
Twins Elizabeth and Kathryn were born with a blood disease that leads to leukemia.

allergies
Why Does It Look Like Someone Slapped Me?
A red welt on your skin in the shape of a hand could result from a combination of sunlight and a common fruit.

Autistic Traits More Common in Kids With ADHD
Autistic traits were more common among youth diagnosed with ADHD.

migraine
Why Migraine Sufferers Shouldn't Give Up Hope
After years of searching, one woman finally found a way to keep her chronic headaches under control.

headache
Man Suffering From Headache for 45 Years Finally Gets Relief
After almost five decades of headaches, doctors are finally able to diagnose his condition.

Intervention Program Ups Blood Pressure Control
A new, large-scale program aimed at treating hypertension improved blood pressure control by 80 percent, according to a new study.

senior-health
Editta Sherman: A Celebrity Photographer Turns 101
Eternal bohemian and celebrity photographer, Editta Sherman, appears to have 'longevity genes,' but she's also led a healthy, engaged life.

kids' health
Kindergartners' Soda Intake Linked to Aggression in Study
Nearly half of urban 5-year-olds consume soft drinks every day, their mothers say

arthritis
5 Tips for Exercising With Rheumatoid Arthritis
RA affects 1.3 million Americans, and exercise is an important part of treating the disease.

healthy-living
Sports-Related Sudden Death More Likely to Occur in Men
Should all recreational athletes undergo cardiovascular screenings to help prevent sudden death?
