Experimental Weight-Loss Pill Passes Early Test
Researchers are hoping that an experimental new weight-loss drug will prove to be a valuable new weapon in the crusade against obesity.

Combo Therapy Helps Multiple Myeloma Patients
A new combination of medicines designed to boost immune function can help some multiple myeloma patients.

Fruits and Veggies May Strengthen Bones
Eating lots of protein and cereal grains causes excess acid production in the body, experts say, which could increase calcium excretion and result in weakened bones.

Good Warm-Ups Could Halve Sports Injuries
A good warm-up program may dramatically reduce sports injuries.

Health Tip: Be Cautious at Christmas
Holiday decorations, including trees and lights, should be properly set up and maintained to keep your home merry and safe.

Panic Disorder Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Disease
Adults who have panic disorder or panic attacks have an increased risk of heart attacks and heart disease, but not heart-related deaths.

Research Explains Benefit of 'Mini Heart Attack'
Doctors have long known that the creation of a "mini heart attack" -- by cutting off and then restoring blood flow to arteries -- can actually reduce the damage from a subsequent major heart attack.

Crowded Households Raise Women's Heart Risk
Too much togetherness can raise women's heart risks.

Defect in Gene Tied to Atrial Fibrillation
A gene linked with the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation has been identified by U.S. researchers.

Fast Heart Rate Warns of Obesity, Diabetes
A too-fast heartbeat in early adulthood is a warning sign for increased risk of cardiovascular problems decades later on.