Study: Pills May Manage Pain Better than Pot
Too bad the government's started a war on pain medication, too
Too bad the government's started a war on pain medication, too
As health care gets more bureaucratic, will doctors go Galt?
Environment more important
30 of 31 pharmacies inspected had problems
Link to earlier Chinese cases not suspected
The machine, called da Vinci, has hit a patient and had other similarly dangerous malfunctions
Would reduce number of pills prescribed, place restrictions on refills
Take two placebos and call me in the morning
Says the virus that has killed eight so far can be passed from person to person
The two-and-a-half-year old girl has been off medication for about a year
Attack clinics and health workers trying to administer vaccines
Some Muslim leaders claim vaccinations lead to infertility
The teenage women's rights activist was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman in October
The rise of first-rate hospitals abroad may provide a vital lifeline for Americans.
Better for thousands to suffer than for one addict to overdose
They've got enough illness to go around
Viral load dropped by more than 90 percent in almost half of patients who received the vaccine
Doesn't actually reduce pain, but causes some to notice it less
Will work together to identify patients who might benefit from experimental treatment
The boy's mother objects to further treatment
Mother took him for "unapproved" treatment in the United States
Maybe it will stop cranks from mailing white powder to people
Will not cooperate with police after removing girl from hospital
Reprogramming the deadly virus to attack cancer cells
Drug makers pay to keep generic pills off the market
PD-0332991 lifts Pfizer Inc shares nearly 2 percent.
Effort to increase development of new drugs
Chapter 1: Don't Accept Stressful Jobs in the Public Eye
Former president, now 88, had complications from bronchitis
Therapy included having the men hit effigies of their mothers with baseball bats