Articles By Ed Cara
- New research from Johns Hopkins researchers and others finds that the world's first approved dengue vaccine may do more harm than good in certain areas of the world.
- Recent research suggests that keeping our body clocks in sync may keep our backs from acting up.
- NIH researchers find that extreme weather days, especially hot, may place expectant mothers at higher risk of delivering their children prematurely.
- New research finds that the newer generation of antiepileptic drugs may be safe to take for expectant mothers, while confirming the potential dangers of an older drug.
- New research finds long term weight loss success is more than possible — so long as you’re able to go under the knife.
- A new kind of non-addictive painkiller works in monkeys, providing hope that a safer opioid could someday be a reality.
- New research suggests that Zika can cause hearing loss in infected newborns. The virus has already been linked to microcephaly.
- New research reaffirms that bipolar teens are at high risk of developing drug problems as they age.
- Don’t click here: Most of us know about the dangers of clicking on fishy links sent via email and social media, but nearly half of us still do it, says a new study.
- Researchers have developed a test that's able to identify cases of Parkinson's Disease and certain forms of dementia with greater than 90 percent accuracy.
- New preliminary research finds iPad games may be more effective than we realize in calming children before stressful events.
- A recent extensive study finds that simply being overweight can be dangerous and increase your risk of dying early.