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  • Newer Blood Thinners May Outperform Old Standbys
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Studies found warfarin, Plavix bested by latest anti-clotting alternatives

  • Heartburn Drugs Can Thwart Popular Blood Thinner
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Combination can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, U.S. officials say

  • Alternative to Warfarin May Cut Risk of Bleeding
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Dabigatran etexilate does well in trial of atrial fibrillation patients

  • Anemia Drugs May Cause Deadly Blood Clots
    (10-Nov-2009)
    Study raises more concerns about common treatment for chemo patients

  • No Gender Gap Found for Clot-Busting Drug
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Plavix helped men and women almost equally, study finds

  • Will New Anemia Drug Top Current Treatments?
    (04-Nov-2009)
    Designed for a rare condition, it might have a wider application, experts say

  • Anemia Drug May Raise Stroke Risk in Kidney Patients
    (02-Nov-2009)
    Use of Aranesp should be reserved for the most seriously ill, experts say

  • Virulent Strain of MRSA Resists Treatment
    (02-Nov-2009)
    Type that causes bloodstream infections can be quickly fatal, study finds

  • Traveling While on Dialysis Could Be Risky
    (30-Oct-2009)
    Chances of infection, anemia and more go up, study finds

  • Severe Swine Flu Could Lead to Blood Clots in Lungs: Study
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Researchers say CT scans may be needed to spot the risk

  • Fresh Blood Boosts Survival in Trauma Patients
    (02-Oct-2009)
    Death risk rises when transfused blood is more than 28 days old, study finds

  • U.S. Health Officials Announce New Heparin Formula
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Potency of blood thinner is cut as FDA alerts doctors to the safety change

  • Health Tip: Preventing Varicose Veins
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Here's what you can do

  • Improved Screening for Jaundice Can Protect Newborns
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Universal testing would help prevent severe cases that can lead to brain damage, study finds

  • Blood Thinner May Cause Skin Lesions
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Though mostly harmless, heparin-induced reaction could be serious, study finds

  • Autoimmune Disorder Linked to Stroke, Heart Attack in Women
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Smoking, birth control pills raise risk higher, research finds

  • Leukemia Drug in High Dose Helps Survival
    (23-Sep-2009)
    Two trials find daunorubicin benefits certain subsets of patients

  • Treating Childhood Leukemia With Fewer Side Effects
    (10-Sep-2009)
    Dutch researchers skip radiation treatments, some chemo but add corticosteroid

  • Blood Thinner May Prevent Chemo-Related Clots
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Daily injection cut risk in half for Italian study patients

  • Ankle Circulation Could Warn of Future Strokes
    (28-Aug-2009)
    Quick test may detect peripheral artery disease, research shows

  • Steady Improvements Seen for Young Blood Cancer Patients
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Survival has significantly increased, research shows

  • Blood Flow Mismatch Seen in Pancreatic Cancers
    (26-Aug-2009)
    Findings may help explain why many patients respond poorly to chemo and radiation

  • Treatment May Limit Graft-Versus-Host Disease
    (19-Aug-2009)
    Problem in stem-cell transplants is common when donor, recipient are not related

  • Some Birth Control Pills Safer Than Others
    (14-Aug-2009)
    European studies find types of hormones used raise or lower clot risk

  • Stem Cell Advance May Further Disease Research
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Uses for newly engineered white blood cells could include drug testing, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Anemia Caused by Iron Deficiency
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Factors that may be responsible

  • Blood Type May Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
    (03-Aug-2009)
    New findings are consistent with previous research

  • Blood Transfusions Not Linked to Long-Term Problems
    (31-Jul-2009)
    No evidence that cancer cells or other health conditions are spread, study finds

  • Viagra Trial for Sickle Cell Lung Problems Halted
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Safety concern from side effects prompts action by U.S. government

  • Gene Mutation Could Be Key to Rare Blood Vessel Disease
    (22-Jul-2009)
    Finding may lead to new treatments, researcher says

  • Vein Condition May Mask Serious Clot Disorder
    (20-Jul-2009)
    Superficial vein thrombosis linked to deep vein thrombosis, study says

  • Genes Linked to Cholesterol in Cells Are Identified
    (07-Jul-2009)
    Discovery could lead to new treatment targets, researchers say

  • Travelers Face Greater Risk of Leg Clots
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Review finds danger up to three times higher for this serious condition

  • New Drug Could Work Against Leukemia
    (02-Jul-2009)
    Researchers see promise for treatment of AML and other cancers

  • For Kids With Leukemia, Radiation May Be Safe to Skip
    (24-Jun-2009)
    Today's chemotherapy regimen often is enough, study finds

  • New Anticoagulant Pill Works Well in Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Lower doses safe and effective after heart attack and stroke

  • Strides Made in Hemophilia Research
    (16-Jun-2009)
    Successful blood-clotting in lab could pave way for human trials, researchers say

  • No Benefit in Testing for Genes Linked to Leg Clots
    (16-Jun-2009)
    Taking precautions best way to avoid deep vein thrombosis, report says

  • Strides Made in Hemophilia Research
    (16-Jun-2009)
    Successful blood-clotting in lab could pave way for human trials, researchers say

  • Heavy Periods May Be Due to a Clotting Disorder
    (05-Jun-2009)
    Women and doctors should watch for signs of excessive blood loss, experts say

  • Researchers Detect Blood-Clotting Mechanism
    (04-Jun-2009)
    Finding could help those with potentially deadly conditions

  • Women Who Run May Benefit From Extra Folic Acid
    (31-May-2009)
    In athletes who stop menstruating, supplements boost vascular function, study finds

  • Value of Taking Aspirin to Cut Heart Risk Varies
    (29-May-2009)
    For those with no history of heart disease, risks may outweigh benefits, research suggests

  • Compression Stockings Offer Little Benefit After Stroke
    (28-May-2009)
    Risk of blood clots not affected by their use, new research shows

  • Drug Combo Keeps Kidney Artery-Vein Grafts Viable
    (20-May-2009)
    Aspirin plus anti-clotting therapy boosts dialysis patients' quality of life, study says

  • Urine Test Predicts Vein Clot Risk
    (05-May-2009)
    Those with elevated albumin levels were more likely to get DVT, pulmonary embolisms

  • Anemia Drugs May Raise Death Risk in Cancer Patients
    (01-May-2009)
    Latest findings support recent label warnings for Procrit, Aranesp, experts say

  • Topical Treatment May Ease Erectile Dysfunction
    (27-Apr-2009)
    In rat study, application of nanoparticles restored potency

  • Health Tip: Blood Tests During Pregnancy
    (23-Apr-2009)
    What your doctor is screening for

  • Device Thwarts Attacks on Transplanted Pancreatic Cells
    (23-Apr-2009)
    Could reduce need for immunosuppressants in treatment of type 1 diabetes

  • Screening Lowers Stroke Risk for Sickle Cell Kids
    (13-Apr-2009)
    But access to the tests is limited for children living far from centers, experts say

  • Screening Lowers Stroke Risk for Sickle Cell Kids
    (13-Apr-2009)
    But access to the tests is limited for children living far from centers, experts say

  • Grapefruit-Heavy Diet Helped Spur Dangerous Clot
    (03-Apr-2009)
    The fruit, combined with contraceptive pill and a genetic mutation, almost cost woman her leg, doctors say

  • Drug Improves Survival in Mice With Brain Tumors
    (02-Apr-2009)
    Cediranib reduces tissue swelling better than steroids, team says

  • Statin Might Help Fight Blood Clots in Veins
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43 percent, study found

  • Statin Might Help Fight Blood Clots in Veins
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43%, study found

  • Family History Plays Key Role in Blood Clot Risk
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Study finds odds more than doubled, especially if kin was diagnosed at young age

  • High Blood Fat Levels Common in Americans
    (23-Mar-2009)
    And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says

  • Family History Plays Key Role in Blood Clot Risk
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Study finds odds more than doubled, especially if kin was diagnosed at young age

  • Genetics Should Decide Warfarin Dose, Study Reiterates
    (20-Mar-2009)
    What works for some people might be dangerous for others

  • FDA Panel Backs New Anti-Clotting Drug
    (20-Mar-2009)
    Rivaroxaban could replace heparin after hip- or knee-replacement surgery

  • Dialysis Via Fistulas May Help Young or Old
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Technique is underutilized in the U.S., expert says

  • Scientists ID Biomarkers for Rheumatoid Arthritis
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood samples from women had higher levels of 2 proteins before they developed disease

  • Migraines in Pregnancy Boost Vascular Risks
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Headaches should be seen as indicator of other problems, expert says

  • Study Links Blood Type and Pancreatic Cancer
    (10-Mar-2009)
    Findings shed light on gene serving as marker for others involved in tumor development

  • Weekend Admission May Be Riskier for GI Bleeding
    (02-Mar-2009)
    Studies find higher death rates, longer hospital stays and greater costs

  • Scientists Gain Insight Into Blood Cancer's Progression
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Findings for chronic myeloid leukemia may have wider implications, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Living With Sickle Cell Disease
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Help prevent a crisis

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Even Mismatched Cord Blood Can Help Kids
    (13-Feb-2009)
    More patients, especially ethnic and racial minorities, could get transplants, study finds

  • New Anti-Clotting Treatment Urged for Cancer Patients
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Warfarin failed to reduce catheter-related clots, study finds

  • 1st Drug From Genetically Altered Animals Approved
    (09-Feb-2009)
    ATryn sanctioned for rare genetic blood disorder

  • Needed: Blood Donations
    (06-Feb-2009)
    Supplies tend to run dangerously short this time of year

  • Dialysis Patients Do Better at Higher Altitudes
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Researchers say finding may one day lead to better treatment for those living near sea level

  • Preeclampsia in Pregnancy Boosts Future Health Risks
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Moms may face chance of hypertension, diabetes and blood clots, study says

  • Birthmark or Blood Vessel Problem?
    (29-Jan-2009)
    Genetics might offer early clues, finds a study in fish

  • Kidney Function Test May Not Be Cost-Effective
    (29-Jan-2009)
    Blood screen can lead to more false positives, additional work-ups

  • Plavix Plus Heartburn Drugs May Hike Heart Risk
    (28-Jan-2009)
    Combination might interfere with Plavix's anticlotting ability, experts say

  • Intensive Insulin Therapy Reduces Mortality in Sick Kids
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Lowering blood glucose levels also cut time in ICU, study finds

  • What to Do If You Have Unsightly Veins
    (24-Jan-2009)
    Women can take steps to control pain and appearance of varicose veins, expert says

  • Severe Obstetric Complications on the Increase
    (21-Jan-2009)
    More Caesarean deliveries a possible cause, study suggests

  • MRI Scans Reveal Post-Heart Attack Bleeding
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Images could offer doctors a better assessment of patient's condition, chances of recovery

  • Study Weighs Cost, Benefit of Gene Tests Before Warfarin Rx
    (20-Jan-2009)
    The screens resulted in better patient outcomes but at high price, researchers say

  • Sepsis Therapy in Preemies Fails to Boost Survival
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Study suggests future treatments should focus on wider view of antibacterial defenses

  • Riastap Approved for Rare Blood Disorder
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Congenital fibrinogen deficiency can cause uncontrolled bleeding

  • Walking Is Good for Blocked Leg Arteries
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Study shows value of exercise in treating peripheral arterial disease

  • Bed Bugs, Nearly Eradicated, Make a Comeback
    (14-Jan-2009)
    Study finds blood-sucking critters' resistance to insecticides increasing in urban areas

  • Hard-to-Treat Leukemia Cell Subtype Identified
    (14-Jan-2009)
    Discovery suggests new treatments for aggressive form of childhood disease, study says

  • Doctors Re-Examine Blood Thinners to Prevent Strokes
    (11-Jan-2009)
    They're effective, but must be used with caution, experts say

  • Genes Seem to Affect Tissues Differently
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Finding may help unravel how diseases form

  • Experts Say Blood Sugar Guidelines Remain Effective
    (18-Dec-2008)
    Despite conflicting studies, diabetes groups say good glycemic control still best course

  • Anemia Rates Down for U.S. Women and Children
    (08-Dec-2008)
    But they remain disproportionately high for minority women, study finds

  • Scientists ID Protein Aiding Breast Cancer Spread
    (08-Dec-2008)
    Called Menainv, research suggests it's a promising candidate as marker for metastasis

  • Anemia Rates Down for U.S. Women and Children
    (08-Dec-2008)
    But they remain disproportionately high for minority women, study finds

  • Gene Behind Childhood Anemias Found
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Finding could usher in new treatments for sickle cell disease and thalassemia

  • Higher Chemo Drug Dose Prolongs Lives of Leukemia Patients
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Side effects similar to those seen with standard dose of daunorubicin, study shows

  • Gene Behind Childhood Anemias Found
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Finding could usher in new treatments for sickle cell disease and thalassemia

  • Health Tip: Are You Anemic?
    (03-Dec-2008)
    Here are possible warning signs

  • Health Tip: Are You Anemic?
    (03-Dec-2008)
    Here are possible warning signs

  • Report Confirms Source of Contaminated Heparin
    (03-Dec-2008)
    A man-made chemical was added to the blood thinner imported from China

  • Another Study Warns of Risk From Cardiac Surgery Drug
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Patients given Trasylol have a higher death risk, data review finds

  • Transfusing Anemic Cancer Patients Boosts Clot Risk
    (28-Nov-2008)
    But the danger is about the same as using drugs for treatment, study suggests

  • Transfusing Anemic Cancer Patients Boosts Clot Risk
    (28-Nov-2008)
    But the danger is about the same as using drugs for treatment, study suggests

  • 'Fresh' Transfusions Improve Odds for Cancer Patients After Surgery
    (24-Nov-2008)
    But only if the blood was less than nine days old, study found

  • Promacta Approved for Rare Blood Disorder
    (24-Nov-2008)
    Affects about 60,000 people in United States

  • China Documents First Case of Tick-Borne Disease Spread
    (18-Nov-2008)
    Human-to-human transfer caused by contact with blood, respiratory secretion

  • Cancer Drug Ups Risk of Clots in Veins
    (18-Nov-2008)
    Those on Avastin faced 33% increased risk of dangerous side effect

  • Blood Sugar Control Helps Diabetics Preserve Sight
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Close monitoring means type 1 patients can avoid retinopathy, study suggests

  • Unique Bone Marrow Transplant Said to Cure Sickle Cell
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Technique is safe and effective, say Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh reseachers

  • Flu Shots Lower Risk of Blood Clots
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Study found getting one reduced chances by 26%

  • Flu Shots Lower Risk of Blood Clots
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Study found getting one reduced chances by 26%

  • Statins Lower Blood Marker for Prostate Cancer
    (30-Oct-2008)
    But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease

  • Key Blood Test Protein May Not Cause Heart Disease
    (29-Oct-2008)
    CRP may only reflect existing cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Statins Lower Risk of Clots in Cancer Patients
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Study found those who took them were less likely to get venous thromboembolism

  • Women Smokers Prone to Dangerous Blood Vessel Condition
    (15-Oct-2008)
    Risk of abdominal aortic aneurysm is 8 times higher than in nonsmokers, study says

  • Warfarin Underused in Atrial Fibrillation Patients
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Study says blood thinner not prescribed often enough, but notes it's hard to manage

  • Little-Known Fat Can Be a Heartbreaker
    (10-Oct-2008)
    Elevated lipoprotein (a) levels boost cardiovascular disease risk for some

  • Kogenate FS Prevents Joint Damage in Young Hemophiliacs
    (10-Oct-2008)
    Hemophilia A affects about 15,000 in the U.S.

  • Simpler Test May Be Best for Diagnosing Blood Clots in Leg
    (07-Oct-2008)
    Compression ultrasound similar to more expensive whole-leg color ultrasound, study finds

  • Health Tip: Meeting Criteria for Blood Donation
    (30-Sep-2008)
    They include your health history

  • Anemia Drugs Linked to Stroke Study Deaths: FDA
    (26-Sep-2008)
    Procrit, Aranesp already bear warning labels due to cancer concerns, experts note

  • Researchers ID Ovarian Cancer Biomarker
    (23-Sep-2008)
    Finding could advance new drugs targeting blood cells surrounding tumors, study says

  • Simple Blood Test Could Spot Alzheimer's Risk
    (19-Sep-2008)
    Levels of amyloid beta peptide increase before, decrease after disease presents, study says

  • Calcium Supplements Cut Blood Lead Levels During Pregnancy
    (18-Sep-2008)
    Low-cost therapy reduces threat of transfer from mother's bones to fetus or nursing infant

  • Immune System Biomarkers May Predict Early Lung Cancer
    (15-Sep-2008)
    Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says

  • Migraine Sufferers Face Greater Blood Clot Risk
    (15-Sep-2008)
    But condition doesn't hasten hardening of arteries, researchers say

  • Broad Screening of Blood Clots May Find Cancers Earlier
    (12-Sep-2008)
    Analysis suggests CT scan could boost detection 21% in those with unexplained masses

  • Broad Screening of Blood Clots May Find Cancers Earlier
    (12-Sep-2008)
    Analysis suggests CT scan could boost detection 21% in those with unexplained masses

  • Imaging Shows Why Injured Brains 'Work Harder'
    (11-Sep-2008)
    Tool highlighting increased blood flow could become standard measure of rehab, study says

  • Tight Blood Sugar Control Helps Diabetics Long-Term
    (10-Sep-2008)
    A period of strict management with drugs has effects that last long after therapy ends, study finds

  • Health Tip: Warning Signs of a Bleeding Disorder
    (29-Aug-2008)
    See your doctor if you have symptoms

  • Most Patients With Irregular Heartbeat Take Inadequate Blood Thinner Dose
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Warfarin could cut stroke risk by 67%, but patients and doctors say drug is hard to manage

  • Combination Therapy Helps to Combat Myeloma
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Adding Velcade to standard drug therapy prolonged survival, study finds

  • Findings Challenge Tight Glucose Control for Critically Ill Patients
    (26-Aug-2008)
    Analysis of 29 previous studies found no significant difference in hospital death rates

  • For Rare Blood Disorder, Pumping Iron Is the Cure
    (25-Aug-2008)
    Doctors say bloodletting is the best available option for people with hemochromatosis

  • Finding May Allow Some Women to Stop Blood Thinners
    (25-Aug-2008)
    It details risk factors for recurrent blood clots

  • Smokers More Likely to Bleed After Throat Surgery
    (22-Aug-2008)
    Understanding link may help doctors better counsel patients before operations

  • Bone Marrow Treatment Approved for Rare Bleeding Disorder
    (22-Aug-2008)
    Stimulates marrow to compensate for low platelet count

  • Compression Stockings Often Incorrectly Used
    (20-Aug-2008)
    29% of patients had problems with size of devices used to prevent deep vein clots, study finds

  • Compression Stockings Often Incorrectly Used
    (20-Aug-2008)
    29% of patients had problems with size of devices used to prevent deep vein clots, study finds

  • Health Tip: Who's Prone to Iron Deficiency?
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Menstruating women to blood donors, among others

  • Mathematical Model Helps Predict Cancer Tumor Size
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Calculations were close to what was actually seen in clinical practice, Stanford team says

  • A Hope: Contaminant-Free Synthetic Heparin
    (18-Aug-2008)
    Team of chemists makes blood thinner in lab, but hopes for large-scale production

  • New Test Diagnoses Anemia in Chronic Disease
    (05-Aug-2008)
    Tool detects concentration of active hepcidin in the blood, researchers say

  • New Test Diagnoses Anemia in Chronic Disease
    (05-Aug-2008)
    Tool detects concentration of active hepcidin in the blood, researchers say

  • Immune System Protein Predicts Toxic Shock Survival
    (01-Aug-2008)
    Finding may enable investigators to screen lower risk patients from trials of new therapies

  • Researchers Test New Source for Blood Platelets
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Japanese study in mice generates viable particles from embryonic stem cell lines

  • Varicose, Spider Veins May Be Inevitable for Some
    (20-Jul-2008)
    It may seem just cosmetic, but condition can lead to more serious problems, doctor warns

  • Incidence of Mantle Cell Lymphoma on Rise
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Aggressive form of non-Hodgkin disease puts older men chiefly at risk, study finds

  • A Better Blood Test for Heart Risk?
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Tracking 2 proteins might be more precise than cholesterol readings, experts say

  • Poor Blood Sugar Control After Heart Surgery Impacts Outcomes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications

  • Thalidomide Continues to Show Benefits Against Myeloma
    (09-Jul-2008)
    The once-notorious drug aiding certain patients with the blood cancer

  • Low Iron Levels Cut Cancer Risk in Men With PAD
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Those who had phlebotomy were 37% less likely to develop disease

  • A Blood Marker Could Spot Diabetes Risk
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Higher levels of fetuin-A were linked to later disease development, study found

  • Oral Drug Helps Prevent Clotting After Hip Replacement
    (25-Jun-2008)
    Daily dose of rivaroxaban cut risk of venous thromboembolism, study finds

  • New Anti-Clotting Pill Works Well in Trials
    (25-Jun-2008)
    It's easier to use and produces fewer blood clots, studies find

  • One Gene May Be Key to Myeloma
    (23-Jun-2008)
    The discovery holds promise as a treatment target for this diverse disease, experts say

  • Symptoms Plus Blood Test Boost Ovarian Cancer Detection
    (23-Jun-2008)
    The combo uncovered 80% of early-stage tumors, researchers say

  • Blood Substitute Found Safe in Large Phase III Trial
    (20-Jun-2008)
    It worked best in those under 80, could ease expected worldwide shortfall of supplies

  • Low Blood Sodium Predicts Mortality in PAH Patients
    (20-Jun-2008)
    Routine measurement could be a vital indicator for treating narrowing of lung arteries

  • Sickle Cell Drug Underused by Physicians
    (20-Jun-2008)
    Review of data on hydroxyurea shows it works, but long-term effects are unknown

  • Health Tip: Reduce Your Risk of Anemia
    (19-Jun-2008)
    Women are more likely than men to become anemic

  • Pancreatic Cancer Biomarkers Found
    (13-Jun-2008)
    Blood test for 5 proteins could detect disease sooner, when it's more treatable

  • Formula Puts Doctor, Patient Glucose Readings on Same Page
    (07-Jun-2008)
    Math converts two systems into better measurement, study says

  • Stretching Exercises May Protect Against Preeclampsia
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Findings apply to women inactive before pregnancy or previous history of condition

  • Scientists ID Gene Regulating Blood Glucose Levels
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Copies of variant don't boost type 2 diabetes risk but could suggest its causes

  • Anemia Drugs May Speed Tumor Growth in Some Cancer Patients
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Widely prescribed blood-boosters might stimulate malignant cells, hasten death, study says

  • Anemia Drugs May Speed Tumor Growth in Some Cancer Patients
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Widely prescribed blood-boosters might stimulate malignant cells, hasten death, study says

  • Researchers Develop Stem Line With Sickle Cell Mutation
    (29-May-2008)
    Technique could allow scientists to more quickly screen models for drugs to treat diseases

  • Patch Form of HRT Poses Less Clotting Risks Than Pill Does
    (23-May-2008)
    Analysis finds pill more than doubles risk while patch only increases it slightly

  • Lung Trouble Associated With Sickle Cell in Kids
    (22-May-2008)
    Decline in function needs to be addressed more aggressively, study says

  • Sorafenib Shows Promise for Heart-Lung Disease
    (20-May-2008)
    Cancer drug interferes with abnormal cell growth seen in pulmonary hypertension

  • Teen Blood Donors More Prone to Complications
    (20-May-2008)
    Fainting, bruising could keep this important donor pool from giving again, experts warn

  • Blood Test Helps Docs Assess Breast Cancer Treatment
    (16-May-2008)
    New tool could allow physicians to determine much sooner if therapy is working

  • New Therapy Kills Human Leukemia Cells in Mice
    (16-May-2008)
    Technique expands natural killer cells in cord blood more than 30-fold

  • Blood-Thinner No Help for Dialysis Treatment
    (13-May-2008)
    Plavix didn't improve results for patients who underwent circulatory procedure

  • Air Pollution Linked to Blood Clots in Legs
    (12-May-2008)
    Study suggests dirty air may be even more dangerous than previously thought

  • New Class of Drugs Might Treat Many Conditions
    (09-May-2008)
    Vaptans ease painful periods, glaucoma, depression and many other diseases, researchers say

  • Several Therapies Show Promise for Vascular Depression
    (07-May-2008)
    Found in patients over 60, condition associated with loss of blood supply to the brain

  • Anti-Clotting Drug as Good as Aspirin at Stopping Second Stroke
    (05-May-2008)
    Cilostazol also resulted in fewer brain bleeds than aspirin, study finds

  • New Targets Found That Stop Tumor Growth
    (02-May-2008)
    Blocking blood vessel formation has already worked against breast, colon cancers

  • Mouse Skin Cells Reprogrammed to Act Like Embryonic Stem Cells
    (30-Apr-2008)
    New cells were coaxed into becoming three kinds of cardiac cells

  • Viscosity Enhancers Curb Bleeding Complications
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Loss of 40% or more of blood can be life-threatening

  • Pituitary Hormone May Boost Women's Heart Risk
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Thyrotropin levels increasing even within normal range associated with dangers

  • Infection, Cardiac Woes Send Heart Failure Patients to the Hospital
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Pneumonia, arrhythmias, poor blood flow blamed for almost 2 of every 3 admissions

  • Experimental Blood Substitutes Unsafe, Study Finds
    (28-Apr-2008)
    FDA delay in acting on heart hazards might have put some in jeopardy, researchers say

  • Health Tip: If You Have to Take Iron Supplements
    (23-Apr-2008)
    Suggestions to make the medicine go down

  • Cutting Phosphate May Protect Kidney Patients From Heart Trouble
    (23-Apr-2008)
    High levels are major source of cardiovascular death risk in those with chronic disease

  • Gene Variant Boosts Risk for Stress-Related Ischemia
    (22-Apr-2008)
    Patients 3 times more likely to suffer dangerous spike in blood flow to heart, study finds

  • Donor Dogs Give the Gift of Life
    (18-Apr-2008)
    Four-legged heroes -- cats, too -- are maintaining the veterinary blood supply

  • Mice Can Sense Oxygen Through Their Skin
    (17-Apr-2008)
    Finding hints of new treatments for anemia, other diseases that affect red blood cells

  • Health Tip: Donating Blood
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Here's what to expect

  • Detecting, Diagnosing Breast Cancers
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Studies evaluate importance of imaging devices in prognosis, treatment of disease

  • Tight Backpack Straps Cut Blood to Shoulders, Arms
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Carrying 26 pounds for just 10 minutes can lead to fatigue, loss of motor skills

  • One-Third of Dementia Cases Laid to Small Blood Vessel Damage
    (06-Apr-2008)
    Findings back control of hypertension, diabetes that may contribute to cumulative effects

  • Anemia Triples Risk of Local Recurrence in Breast Cancer Patients
    (03-Apr-2008)
    No differences seen in overall survival, metastasis when chemo triggered low red blood cell count

  • Small Brain Lesions More Common Than Thought in Those Over 60
    (31-Mar-2008)
    High blood pressure, smoking, genetics determine where they occur

  • Biomarker May Signal HIV Progression
    (28-Mar-2008)
    Increase in specific white blood cells could warn doctors early to change treatments

  • A Bone Marrow Disease With a Brighter Prognosis
    (23-Mar-2008)
    New drugs, transplantation helping people with aplastic anemia live longer, fuller lives

  • FDA Identifies Contaminant in Blood-Thinning Drug
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Chemically altered form of natural compound found in heparin samples

  • Transfusions of 'Older' Blood Don't Work as Well
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Mortality, complication rates higher than with freshly stored units, study finds

  • New Foam Treatment for Varicose Veins
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Study says it passed safety tests and is relatively painless

  • Umbilical Cord Blood Injections Aid Aging Brains
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Rat study shows treatment reduced neuroinflammation affecting memory

  • Study Finds Potential Cause of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Data could lead to new drugs to check vascular proliferation that is hallmark of eye disease

  • FDA Panel Supports Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients
    (13-Mar-2008)
    But adds strong caveats on their use for some undergoing chemo

  • Radioimmunotherapy After Chemo Safe for Common Lymphoma
    (13-Mar-2008)
    Combo treatment improved overall survival rates in follicular non-Hodgkin lymphoma

  • Continuous Doctor Care Key to Childhood Screenings
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Infants at lower risk for environmental, biological diseases if same physician is used

  • Blood Stem Cells Originate in the Placenta
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Finding may help scientists recreate this microenvironment for disease treatments

  • Constant High Blood Sugar Disables Insulin 'Off' Switch
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Researchers say mouse study reversing that pattern offers hope of new diabetes treatments

  • Genetic Test Predicts Response to Warfarin
    (05-Mar-2008)
    Using it could save money and lives, expert says

  • Baxter Recalls Rest of Heparin Products
    (29-Feb-2008)
    Investigation into allergic reactions, deaths related to blood thinner continues

  • Biomarkers for Mood May Alter Psychiatric Treatments
    (28-Feb-2008)
    Study finds blood can used to diagnose severity of bipolar illness

  • Two Drugs Found Equal in Treatment of Septic Shock
    (27-Feb-2008)
    But vasopressin might be slightly better than norepinephrine in less severe cases

  • Research May Yield New Weapons Against Sepsis
    (27-Feb-2008)
    The severe blood infection kills more than 33,000 Americans per year, experts say

  • Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients Increase Death Risk
    (26-Feb-2008)
    Erythropoiesis-stimulating agents also boost risk of blood clots, study says

  • Blood Clots in Legs, Lungs Predispose Patients to Repeat Episodes
    (25-Feb-2008)
    They're at risk for new blockages within 3 years, study finds

  • Hemophilia Treatment Approved
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Xyntha supplements affected blood factor

  • Researchers Make Stem Cells That Secrete Insulin
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Mouse study suggests it could help control diabetes in humans

  • Mix-Up Behind FDA's Failure to Inspect China Blood-Thinner Plant
    (18-Feb-2008)
    Agency error means facility linked to fatal lots of injected heparin was ignored, officials say

  • Transplanted Liver Lining Cells May Cure Hemophilia
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Experiments in mice may lead to new treatments for the disease, study suggests

  • Transplanted Liver Lining Cells May Cure Hemophilia
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Experiments in mice may lead to new treatments for the disease, study suggests

  • Vaccine Could Cut Bouts With Stomach Flu
    (12-Feb-2008)
    Controlling quickly mutating noroviruses might mean yearly changes in formula

  • Manufacturer Halts Production of Blood Thinner Heparin
    (11-Feb-2008)
    Drug linked to hundreds of allergic reactions and possibly 4 deaths, FDA says

  • First 90 Days After Stopping Plavix Most Dangerous
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period

  • Sorafenib Slows Growth of Some Leukemias
    (01-Feb-2008)
    Drug shows potential for patients with specific gene mutations, researchers find

  • Docs Should Tell All About Cord Blood Banks
    (31-Jan-2008)
    New guidelines say differences between nonprofit, for-profit banks should be explained

  • Hospital Patients' Blood Clot Risk High
    (31-Jan-2008)
    But international study finds many aren't getting preventive treatments

  • Anti-Clotting Drug Helps Infants With Heart Ills
    (29-Jan-2008)
    Study shows use for small doses of Plavix in children under 2

  • Clot-Busting Drug Offers New Approach to DVT
    (29-Jan-2008)
    Injecting directly into clots prevents recurrence and painful side effects, small trial finds

  • Illness Presents Diabetics With Special Challenges
    (20-Jan-2008)
    Managing medications when sick can keep complications at arm's length, group advises

  • FDA Warns Clot Risk Higher in Birth Control Patch Than Pill
    (19-Jan-2008)
    Agency is updating Ortho Evra's labeling to reflect results of new study

  • Genetically Engineered Clotting Solution Approved
    (18-Jan-2008)
    To limit bleeding after surgery

  • Study Gets Closer to Origins of Leukemia
    (17-Jan-2008)
    Targeting a mutated cell might bring better treatments, researchers say

  • Sealant Helps Stem Bleeding During Surgery
    (16-Jan-2008)
    Helps blood clot when applied to small vessels

  • Sickle Cell Patients in More Pain Than Thought
    (16-Jan-2008)
    Many are struggling at home almost every day

  • 14 New Blood-Typing Tests Approved
    (11-Jan-2008)
    To help ensure safe transfusions

  • FDA Reports New Risks Posed by Anemia Drugs
    (03-Jan-2008)
    ESAs can spur faster cancer growth and earlier death, agency says

  • FDA Reports New Risks Posed by Anemia Drugs
    (03-Jan-2008)
    ESAs can spur faster cancer growth and earlier death, agency says

  • Voluven Helps Minimize Surgical Blood Loss
    (27-Dec-2007)
    A 'blood volume expander'

  • Microchip Spots Stray Tumor Cells in the Bloodstream
    (19-Dec-2007)
    Device might aid in the detection and monitoring of cancer, developers say

  • CT Scans Catch More Clots in Lungs
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Study finds newer method slightly more effective than traditional lung scans

  • Researchers Find Great Granddaddy of All Blood Cells
    (13-Dec-2007)
    Discovery could yield targeted treatments for leukemia, bone marrow transplants

  • Possible Cure for Rare Lymphoma Reported
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Other blood cancer treatment advances announced at hematology meeting

  • Unrelated Cord Blood Helps Infants With Metabolic Disorders
    (10-Dec-2007)
    It's a viable option with lower risk of complications, study finds

  • Blood Markers Might Predict Clotting Risk With HRT
    (08-Dec-2007)
    Postmenopausal women with high levels of D-dimer face greatest chance of trouble

  • New Kind of Stem Cells Reverse Sickle Cell Anemia
    (06-Dec-2007)
    Mouse study proves these stem cells could treat diseases, though dangers remain

  • Drug May Help Reverse Clotting Deficiency
    (28-Nov-2007)
    Eltrombopag might also aid patients with hepatitis liver disease, study finds

  • FDA Issues New Warnings for Anemia Drugs
    (08-Nov-2007)
    ESAs can increase cancer growth, cause stroke and heart attacks, revised label warns

  • FDA Issues New Warnings for Anemia Drugs
    (08-Nov-2007)
    ESAs can increase cancer growth, cause stroke and heart attacks, revised label warns

  • Diesel Exhaust Increases Clot Formation
    (07-Nov-2007)
    2 hours after exposure to fumes, volunteers' blood platelets thickened, study found

  • Blood-Incompatible Heart Transplants Safe for Infants
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Study data shows mortality could be reduced 20% for those awaiting new organ

  • Blood Pressure Tougher to Tame in Winter
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Frigid temperatures may help keep vessels constricted, experts say

  • Female Blood Donor Concern May Be Unfounded
    (24-Oct-2007)
    No link between women's plasma, rare lung condition, study finds

  • Simpler Anemia Treatment May Help Kidney Patients
    (19-Oct-2007)
    Newer drug is given just once per month, experts say

  • Blood Test Might Spot Alzheimer's Early
    (15-Oct-2007)
    18 proteins ID at-risk patients years before clinical diagnosis, scientists say

  • Studies Probe Weaknesses in Donated Blood
    (09-Oct-2007)
    It's never as good as the body's own at delivering oxygen to tissue, researchers say

  • Inflammatory Substance May Boost Eye Trouble
    (08-Oct-2007)
    C-reactive protein raises odds of age-related macular degeneration, experts say

  • Thalidomide Improves Outcomes for Older Myeloma Patients
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Adding the drug to standard chemo boosted survival, study found

  • Toxic Shock Drug Might Aid Trauma Victims
    (27-Sep-2007)
    Norepinephrine added to fluids protects against blood loss, study finds

  • Fecal Blood Tests Effective at Spotting Colon Cancer
    (25-Sep-2007)
    But they are underused, experts say

  • Mother's Blood Could Offer Insights Into Fetal Health
    (21-Sep-2007)
    Non-invasive test for fetal RNA offers possible advance over invasive tests

  • Gene Test Could Boost Myeloma Treatment
    (20-Sep-2007)
    Certain DNA influences who'll respond best to therapy, scientists say

  • Genetic Test Approved for Sensitivity to Blood Thinner
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Some people who take Coumadin at higher risk of bleeding

  • New Test Screens for Bacteria in Blood Platelets
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Should benefit patients in need of transfusions

  • Falling Platelet Counts May Signal HIV-Linked Dementia
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Study finds a strong correlation, with risk doubling as blood cells decline

  • New Drug No Substitute for Standard Blood-Clot Therapy
    (12-Sep-2007)
    Idraparinux effective, but research found higher rates of bleeding with long-term use

  • Lowering Blood Protein Won't Help Kidney Patients
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Homocysteine may be a marker, not a cause, of renal trouble, study suggests

  • Researchers Find Better Way to Deliver Blood Thinner
    (07-Sep-2007)
    New gene-linked formula should stop trial-and-error warfarin dosing

  • Controversial Anemia Drug Doesn't Cut Need for Transfusions
    (05-Sep-2007)
    But it may reduce mortality rates among trauma patients, study finds

  • Controversial Anemia Drug Doesn't Cut Need for Transfusions
    (05-Sep-2007)
    But it may reduce mortality rates among trauma patients, study finds

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Varicose Veins
    (29-Aug-2007)
    Who's most likely to develop them

  • Blood Clotting Protein Helps Stem Surgical Bleeding
    (28-Aug-2007)
    Evithrom derived from human blood plasma

  • When 'Good' Cholesterol Goes Bad
    (22-Aug-2007)
    HDL analysis uncovers a dark side, but also a new way it fights heart disease

  • Scientists Probe Sepsis' Deadly Secrets
    (17-Aug-2007)
    Inflammatory condition is 10th leading killer in United States, experts say

  • FDA Updates Prescription Guidelines for Blood Thinner
    (16-Aug-2007)
    Gene variations dictate how quickly a patient metabolizes warfarin, officials say

  • Direct-to-Consumer Drug Ads Booming Despite Criticisms
    (15-Aug-2007)
    Experts suggest a shutdown on such pitches to the public

  • Natural Protein May Be Lymphoma's 'Bodyguard'
    (01-Aug-2007)
    Blocking Galectin 1 could be new means of fighting cancer, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Before You Use a Blood Thinner
    (17-Jul-2007)
    Tell your doctor about your other meds

  • Hospitalized Patients at High Risk of Vein Clots
    (13-Jul-2007)
    But only half get clot-preventing treatments, researchers say

  • Blood Test Warns of Dangerous 'Deep Belly' Fat
    (12-Jul-2007)
    This type of fat around organs boosts health risks, researchers say

  • Many Men Getting Unnecessary Prostate Cancer Blood Tests
    (09-Jul-2007)
    Patients are often either too young or too old to benefit from PSA screening, study finds

  • Key Factors Spur Hepatitis C Treatment Success
    (06-Jul-2007)
    They include interferon drug type, viral strain, and even race, study finds

  • Health Tip: Having Blood Drawn?
    (27-Jun-2007)
    Here's what you can expect

  • Needlestick Injuries Common Among Surgery Students
    (27-Jun-2007)
    Incidents that could pass on HIV, hepatitis often go unreported, study finds

  • Blood Protein Could Predict ICU Patients' Death Risk
    (26-Jun-2007)
    'Protein C' is a marker of inflammation and organ dysfunction, researchers say

  • Home Blood Sugar Monitoring Questioned
    (26-Jun-2007)
    For many patients with type 2 diabetes it may not help with glucose control, study finds

  • New Devices Shine a Light on Blood Sugar Control
    (23-Jun-2007)
    The high-tech tools could be an alternative to needle-based tests

  • Study Tests Blood Stem Cells to Boost Immune System
    (20-Jun-2007)
    Effort could one day help patients who've undergone chemotherapy, bone marrow transplants

  • Bone Marrow May Give Rise to Blood Cancers
    (15-Jun-2007)
    The birthplace of blood cells could be a source of malignancy, research suggests

  • Abnormal Red Blood Cell Count Spells Trouble in Surgery
    (12-Jun-2007)
    Too high or too low levels up risk of post-op death for older men, study says

  • Blood Clot Screening Program Is Expanded
    (09-Jun-2007)
    Group updates free exams targeting early identification of disabling blockages

  • Umbilical Cord Beats Marrow for Leukemia Transplants
    (08-Jun-2007)
    Patients get equal survival benefit, even with less-than-perfect match, study finds

  • New Biomarkers Classify Outcomes of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancers
    (07-Jun-2007)
    Protein patterns in tumors, blood serum predictive of who would fare better, studies find

  • Heart Disease Marker May Predict Prostate Cancer's Course
    (01-Jun-2007)
    Patients with higher levels of C-reactive protein fared worse, study found

  • Blood Marker Could Point to Alzheimer's Risk
    (29-May-2007)
    High levels of inflammatory protein doubled odds for the disease, study found

  • Spike in PSA Blood Level Points to Prostate Cancer's Aggressiveness
    (29-May-2007)
    Trends over time indicate need for stronger treatments, study shows

  • Actress Lainie Kazan Turns the Spotlight on DVTs
    (24-May-2007)
    Life-threatening leg blood clot struck her in her mid-30s

  • Experts Outline Use of Bisphosphonates Against Myeloma
    (23-May-2007)
    New guidelines are meant to aid doctors treating the bone marrow cancer

  • Study Suggests Cure for Hepatitis C
    (21-May-2007)
    Drug treatment eliminated presence of the virus in the blood

  • Enzyme Puts Brakes on Racing Heartbeat: Study
    (14-May-2007)
    Finding may lead to better drug treatments for common heart ailments

  • FDA Panel Urges Stronger Warnings for Anemia Drugs
    (10-May-2007)
    Prescribing medications in higher doses poses dangers, research has suggested

  • Diesel Exhaust Impairs Blood Flow to Marrow
    (04-May-2007)
    Elderly most affected by exposure to the pollutant, researchers say

  • Higher White Blood Cell Count May Boost Death Risk
    (04-May-2007)
    45-year study shows a link, especially with heart disease

  • New Drug Could Help Fight Bleeding Strokes
    (03-May-2007)
    It's one element of new American Heart Association guidelines

  • Severe Low Blood Sugar Won't Harm Brain
    (02-May-2007)
    Type 1 diabetics shouldn't worry about past hypoglycemic episodes, study suggests

  • New Treatment for Bleeding Disorder Approved
    (30-Apr-2007)
    For people having surgery

  • Better Prostate Cancer Test May Be Near
    (26-Apr-2007)
    Blood protein outperforms standard PSA in spotting aggressive tumors, study finds

  • Sopranos Star Tackles Health Role
    (23-Apr-2007)
    Aida Turturro hits the road to educate people about diabetes

  • Natural Blood Molecule Blocks HIV
    (19-Apr-2007)
    Discovery could lead to a whole new class of AIDS drugs

  • Health Tip: Not Everyone Eligible to Donate Blood
    (18-Apr-2007)
    Even the healthy

  • Many Kids in ICU Don't Need Transfusions
    (18-Apr-2007)
    Finding could reduce unnecessary procedures and risks to children, experts say

  • Glucose Triggers Brain Damage After Hypoglycemic Coma: Study
    (13-Apr-2007)
    Work with rats shows damage happened in effort to normalize blood sugar levels

  • Myeloma Drug Works Better at Lower Dose
    (06-Apr-2007)
    Survival improved so much that U.S. trial was stopped early

  • Enzyme Discovery Could Greatly Expand Blood Supply
    (02-Apr-2007)
    Molecules can convert A and B blood types to universal O

  • Gene Insights Could Boost Blood Supply
    (22-Mar-2007)
    Extending the life span of platelets may stretch product storage time, experts say

  • Study Compares Stem Cell Transplants for Myeloma
    (14-Mar-2007)
    For younger patients, a transplant from a compatible donor boosts survival

  • Blood: The Gift That Keeps on Giving
    (11-Mar-2007)
    But donations always lag behind the need, experts say

  • FDA Tightens Warnings on Anemia Drugs
    (09-Mar-2007)
    Higher-than-recommended doses can be fatal to kidney, cancer patients

  • Folate-Rich 'Super Tomato' Could Cut Birth Defects
    (07-Mar-2007)
    Gene technology could be used in rice, other staples in developing world

  • Blood Test Could Spot Panic Disorder
    (07-Mar-2007)
    The condition triggers specific genetic changes in white blood cells

  • Gene Variant Keeps Blood Triglyceride Levels Low
    (26-Feb-2007)
    And it's much more common in whites than blacks, research shows

  • Blood Test Spots Severe Enlarged Prostate
    (14-Feb-2007)
    It correctly detected the condition 90% of the time, study found

  • Blood-Letting Treatment Might Help Some Heart Patients
    (13-Feb-2007)
    It appears to reduce harmful iron stores, especially for younger people

  • Trial Looks at Timing of Anti-Clotting Drugs for Heart Attack Patients
    (13-Feb-2007)
    Findings lean toward using them later, not sooner

  • Blood Test Index May Help Liver Patients Avoid Biopsy
    (12-Feb-2007)
    It's far more accurate at spotting fibrosis than current screens, researchers say

  • Alphanate Approved for Clotting Disorder
    (02-Feb-2007)
    For people with von Willebrand disease who require surgery

  • Health Tip: Donating Bone Marrow
    (01-Feb-2007)
    It can save someone's life

  • Health Tip: Understanding Raynaud's Disease
    (26-Jan-2007)
    Blood supply to the extremities temporarily reduced

  • Test May Help Guide Blood Cancer Treatment
    (25-Jan-2007)
    Screen spots cases of chronic lymphocytic leukemia most vulnerable to drug

  • New Drug Fights Deadly Fungal Infections
    (24-Jan-2007)
    Noxafil recently gained FDA approval and is already in widespread use

  • Blood Test Distinguishes Mononucleosis, Tonsillitis
    (17-Jan-2007)
    It's an accurate, cheaper alternative to standard screens, experts say

  • Kidney Ailment Linked to Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease
    (11-Jan-2007)
    Screening test could help prevent surgery and amputations, study says

  • Higher Folate Levels May Lower Alzheimer's Risk: Study
    (09-Jan-2007)
    Association, while modest, is linked to lower levels of amino acid homocysteine in blood

  • Brain Bleeds From Blood Thinner on the Rise
    (08-Jan-2007)
    Doctors need to weigh the risk of stroke vs. bleeding before prescribing warfarin

  • Uric Acid Blood Check a Marker for Dementia
    (02-Jan-2007)
    Simple test spots cognitive decline, researchers say

  • Scientists Find Way to Remove Prion Infectivity From Animal Blood
    (22-Dec-2006)
    Research with rodents may help stem spread of mad cow-like disease in humans

  • Nicotine Can Boost Blood Vessel Growth
    (15-Dec-2006)
    But its potential as helpful drug doesn't make smoking any better for you, experts say

  • FDA Strengthens Warning on Heart Surgery Drug
    (15-Dec-2006)
    Cardiovascular, kidney risks mean Trasylol should only be used in special circumstances

  • Researchers Uncover Process Leading to Arterial Plaque Rupture
    (13-Dec-2006)
    Findings may be key to alternative therapies to prevent strokes, heart attacks

  • 3-Drug Regimen Is New Tool in Leukemia Fight
    (11-Dec-2006)
    Study finds therapy produces significant gains against blood, bone marrow cancers

  • Drug-Coated Stents Don't Boost Death Risk, U.S. Advisers Say
    (08-Dec-2006)
    But the devices may be the cause of blood clots, FDA panel notes

  • Blood Levels of Uric Acid Predict Hypertension in Blacks
    (01-Dec-2006)
    Finding points to possible test, treatments, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Blood-Thinning Drugs May Have Side Effects
    (29-Nov-2006)
    Tell your doctor if you bleed too easily

  • Health Tip: Who Needs Aspirin?
    (28-Nov-2006)
    People who may benefit from a daily dose

  • Health Tip: Symptoms of Leukemia
    (23-Nov-2006)
    Signs that you should see a doctor

  • Brain's Oxygen Supply Key to Alzheimer's Risk
    (20-Nov-2006)
    Poor blood flow increases plaque buildup, mouse study finds

  • Health Tip: Thrombus vs. Embolus
    (16-Nov-2006)
    An explanation of different blood clots

  • Reversing Anemia Can Threaten Kidney Patients
    (16-Nov-2006)
    FDA to review use of blood-boosting drugs after worrisome findings from two trials

  • Blood Transfusions Won't Help All Heart Patients
    (15-Nov-2006)
    Procedure can harm those with low levels of a blood marker, researchers say

  • Anticoagulant-Antidote Pairing Passes 1st Human Safety Test
    (13-Nov-2006)
    Medication system could prove a significant advance for heart-disease patients

  • 3 Million Worldwide Die From High Blood Sugar
    (10-Nov-2006)
    Risk kicks in before glucose reaches diabetic levels, experts note

  • Health Tip: Get Enough Iron
    (07-Nov-2006)
    And help prevent anemia

  • New Drug May Expand Treatment for Hepatitic C
    (31-Oct-2006)
    Eltrombopag allows patients greater tolerance for common medications, researchers say

  • Blood Test Gauges Clot Recurrence Risk
    (25-Oct-2006)
    Some patients with deep vein thrombosis need longer drug therapy, study shows

  • High Blood Sugar Increases Risk of Blood Clots After Surgery
    (16-Oct-2006)
    Study finds a sixfold higher threat of pulmonary embolism after hip or knee replacements

  • Gum Disease Can Trigger Host of Problems
    (14-Oct-2006)
    Left untreated, it can contribute to ills ranging from diabetes to heart trouble

  • Health Tip: Recognizing Gangrene
    (13-Oct-2006)
    When body tissue dies

  • Genetic Research Offers Hope Against Sickle Cell Disease
    (12-Oct-2006)
    Despite some progress, much work remains in fight against blood disorder

  • Drug Reverses Deadly Angioplasty Complication
    (11-Oct-2006)
    Calcium channel-blocker nicardipine undid no-flow in arteries, study finds

  • Gel Could Offer Instant Bleeding Control
    (10-Oct-2006)
    A new compound may make surgery safer, hamster study suggests

  • Catheters, Other Devices Raise Infection Risk
    (29-Sep-2006)
    But new technologies may help safeguard patients, researchers say

  • 'Silent Killer' Helps Treat Lung Condition
    (22-Sep-2006)
    Carbon monoxide plays Jekyll and Hyde, destroying cells blocking blood flow

  • Program for Jehovah's Witness Patients Reduces Overall Blood Use
    (20-Sep-2006)
    Transfusion-free procedure for liver transplants also cuts costs, study finds

  • FDA Updates Warning on Contraceptive Patch
    (20-Sep-2006)
    Risk of blood clots in legs, lungs prompts label change for Ortho Evra patch

  • Blood Test Helps Spot Good Cancer Drugs
    (15-Sep-2006)
    Counting a type of cell allows researchers to gauge effectiveness

  • Older Version of Anti-Clotting Drug Effective
    (22-Aug-2006)
    Works as well as sophisticated, more expensive type of heparin, study says

  • Health Tip: Hemophiliacs, Be Cautious
    (17-Aug-2006)
    Protect yourself from injury

  • Health Tip: Hemophiliacs, Be Cautious
    (17-Aug-2006)
    Protect yourself from injury

  • Blacks, Hispanics Hospitalized More Often for Diabetes, Heart Disease
    (15-Aug-2006)
    Many cases could have been prevented through better outpatient care, U.S. group finds

  • Heart Drug May Help Reopen Arteries After Stroke
    (15-Aug-2006)
    Small study says low-dose argatroban used with intravenous rtPA may improve outcomes

  • Alternative Test Uncovers Hidden Risks for Kidney, Cardiovascular Disease
    (14-Aug-2006)
    Patients with high cystatin C protein levels were 50% more likely to die, study says

  • Health Tip: What's a Pulmonary Embolism?
    (11-Aug-2006)
    A dangerous blood clot that travels to the lungs

  • Spotting Kidney Disease Helps Heart Patients
    (07-Aug-2006)
    Experts urge blood, urine tests for those with cardiovascular trouble

  • Kidney Membrane Keeps Blood Proteins Out of Urine
    (04-Aug-2006)
    Findings in mice may help doctors develop a treatment to avoid organ failure

  • Blood Clot Threads Are Nature's Most Stretchable: Study
    (03-Aug-2006)
    Fibrin fibers could be pulled more than four times their length before they broke

  • New Test Identifies Blood Clot Risk
    (25-Jul-2006)
    Could help spot people in need of blood-thinning therapy, study says

  • Ultrasound Detects Rh-Disease Complication in Womb
    (13-Jul-2006)
    It negates the need for repeated amniocentesis, study finds

  • New Markers Won't Help Docs Assess Heart Risks
    (10-Jul-2006)
    Blood levels of C-reactive protein, other markers, add little to known risk factors, study shows

  • Research Points to Alzheimer's Blood Test
    (06-Jul-2006)
    When effective drugs arrive, early detection will be key, experts say

  • Older Transfused Blood May Raise Risks After Surgery
    (22-Jun-2006)
    Units near the 42-day storage limit could boost heart patients' chances of death, study finds

  • Geography Key to Hodgkin's Disease Outcomes
    (12-Jun-2006)
    European patients fare worse than those in U.S., study finds

  • Health Tip: DVT Can be a Complication of Surgery
    (08-Jun-2006)
    When blood clot develops in deep vein

  • Gene Technology Spots Burkitt's Lymphoma
    (07-Jun-2006)
    Until now, it's often been confused with another blood cancer

  • New Computer Scan Superior at Spotting Lung Clots
    (31-May-2006)
    But a doctor's judgment is still a vital resource, study finds

  • Health Tip: Iron Buildup Can Damage Organs
    (30-May-2006)
    Symptoms of hemochromatosis include fatigue and joint pain

  • Airline Cabin Conditions Not Linked to Blood Clots
    (16-May-2006)
    But risks for long-distance travelers are real, study authors say

  • Health Tip: Sickle Cell Disease
    (09-May-2006)
    Blood disorder can damage organs

  • Stents Boost Walking Ability for Patients With Blocked Leg Arteries
    (03-May-2006)
    Peripheral arterial disease can lead to amputation in worst cases

  • New Treatment for Bone-Marrow Disorders
    (03-May-2006)
    Some with MDS need frequent blood transfusions

  • New Method Gauges Blood Needed for Bypass Surgery
    (02-May-2006)
    It's a means of preserving this precious resource

  • Blood Clots From Heart Associated With Dementia
    (28-Apr-2006)
    British study finds a high incidence of cerebral emboli in such cases

  • Blood Test Predicts Brain Injury Outcome
    (27-Apr-2006)
    Low magnesium points to worse prognosis, researchers find

  • Hemoglobin Solution Could Limit Brain Injury
    (26-Apr-2006)
    Studies with pigs suggest it stems secondary damage

  • Health Tip: Donating Blood
    (26-Apr-2006)
    Suggestions for before, during and after

  • Blood Protein Spots ICU Patients at Risk
    (24-Apr-2006)
    C-reactive protein pinpoints those most vulnerable to infection, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Preventing Low Blood Sugar
    (24-Apr-2006)
    It can occur in non-diabetics

  • Tests Predict Long-Term Kidney Risk
    (12-Apr-2006)
    Blood, urine screens can spot the dangers decades early

  • Blocking Carbon Monoxide Could Stem Bleeding
    (06-Apr-2006)
    Rat study may open door to better trauma victim care

  • New Technique Treats Pelvic Pain in Men and Women
    (31-Mar-2006)
    Use of foam solution seems to prevent recurrence of disorder, researchers report

  • Infections May Trigger Dangerous Blood Clots
    (30-Mar-2006)
    Respiratory, urinary tract problems linked to deep vein thrombosis, study suggests

  • Human-to-Human 'Mad Cow'-Like Infection Possible
    (27-Mar-2006)
    Mouse studies suggest blood transfusions, surgeries could transmit disease

  • A Better Blood Test for Heart Disease?
    (13-Mar-2006)
    The screen spots cells body uses for self-repair, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Learn the Signs of Anemia
    (10-Mar-2006)
    They include fatigue and skin paleness

  • Experts Debate Thalidomide's Promise Against Myeloma
    (10-Mar-2006)
    Two studies show a benefit, but offer conflicting results on patient survival

  • Common Test May Spot Sickle-Cell Complications
    (10-Mar-2006)
    High enzyme levels indicate greater risks, study says

  • Common Test May Spot Sickle-Cell Complications
    (10-Mar-2006)
    High enzyme levels indicate greater risks, study says

  • Studies Highlight Problems With Anti-Clotting Drug
    (09-Mar-2006)
    Warfarin is tough to prescribe and use, doctors say

  • Thalidomide Gives Boost to Myeloma Therapy
    (08-Mar-2006)
    Once-maligned drug is proving a friend to those fighting blood cancer

  • Blood Protein Could Signal Lung Disease Risk
    (01-Mar-2006)
    CRP, commonly used to spot heart disease, may have another role, experts say

  • Weakened Immune System May Cause Crohn's Disease
    (23-Feb-2006)
    Finding runs counter to conventional wisdom, and researchers found Viagra helped

  • Antifungal Treatment Wins FDA Approval
    (21-Feb-2006)
    Eraxis fights deadly blood infections common at hospitals

  • Blood Test Could Speed Bioterror Care
    (17-Feb-2006)
    Agent-specific gene patterns arise soon after exposure, scientists say

  • Blood Test Predicts Death Risk In Patients With Shortness of Breath
    (13-Feb-2006)
    A key protein shows how likely patients are to die within one year, study shows

  • High Blood Acid Raises Death Risk in Critically Ill
    (10-Feb-2006)
    Doctors need to watch this condition carefully, study finds

  • Self-Monitoring of Blood Drug Helps Patients
    (02-Feb-2006)
    Fewer problems, lower death rate, researchers found

  • Safety Program Cuts HIV-Tainted Blood Donations in S. Africa
    (31-Jan-2006)
    Project included education efforts, closing clinics in high-risk areas

  • Scientists Spot Mad Cow Protein's 'Good Side'
    (30-Jan-2006)
    It's essential to the creation of new blood cells, research shows

  • Hepatitis B Shot Shields Newborns
    (27-Jan-2006)
    It protects them if mom carries the virus, studies show

  • Statins May Prevent Sepsis in Heart Patients
    (25-Jan-2006)
    Risk of deadly reaction to infection was reduced by cholesterol drugs, study says

  • Belly Laughs Make Hearts Happy
    (17-Jan-2006)
    Mirth gives big boost to cardiac blood flow, study finds

  • Polymer Aids in Blood Clotting
    (11-Jan-2006)
    Finding could lead to new treatment for diseases like hemophilia, study says

  • Polymer Aids in Blood Clotting
    (11-Jan-2006)
    Finding could lead to new treatment for diseases like hemophilia, study says

  • New Treatment Sanctioned for Bone Marrow Disorder
    (29-Dec-2005)
    But similar drug known to cause birth defects

  • Liver Cancer, Hepatitis C Connection Gets Clearer
    (07-Dec-2005)
    Research may explain how the virus encourages malignancy

  • Blood Test Helps Docs Spot Problem Drinkers
    (21-Nov-2005)
    The screen could reduce costs for treating chronic illnesses, study finds

  • Protein Test Points to Early Lung Cancer
    (21-Nov-2005)
    Spotting the disease in its first stages is crucial, experts say

  • U.S. Heart Patients May Get Too Many Blood Transfusions
    (15-Nov-2005)
    Many of these potentially risky procedures may be unnecessary, researchers contend

  • Prolonged Bottle-feeding Linked to Iron Deficiency
    (07-Nov-2005)
    This can lead to anemia and learning problems, researchers caution

  • Anemia May Raise Elderly Death Risk
    (26-Oct-2005)
    Treating the common condition could extend lives, researchers say

  • Anti-Aging Hormone Linked to Blood Calcium Regulation
    (20-Oct-2005)
    Lack of klotho may explain osteoporosis and other conditions of aging, study suggests

  • Hep B Booster Shot Unnecessary: Study
    (14-Oct-2005)
    Body's immune system still vigilant 10 years after vaccination

  • Booze Thins the Blood
    (14-Oct-2005)
    Alcohol's effect can be both good and bad, study finds

  • Patient Blood Bank Will Spur Ovarian Cancer Research
    (12-Oct-2005)
    The goal: an early detection test for malignancy's return

  • Stem Cell Subtype Aids Lung Patients
    (05-Oct-2005)
    The greater the number, the higher the survival rate, study finds

  • Health Tip: Nosebleeds Common in Winter
    (05-Oct-2005)
    Add a vaporizer to help

  • Marrow Transplant Technique May Help Blood Cancer Patients
    (28-Sep-2005)
    In small study, new approach rendered the procedure much less toxic

  • Sepsis Drug Fails to Help Patients at Low Risk of Death
    (28-Sep-2005)
    Clinical trial halted early due to lack of benefit, researchers report

  • Blood Test Helps Spot Epileptic Seizure
    (16-Sep-2005)
    It relies on prolactin, a seizure-linked hormone

  • 'Legs For Life' Program Targets Poor Blood Flow
    (01-Sep-2005)
    Many Americans have peripheral artery disease but do not know it, experts say

  • fant Iron Deficiency
    (23-Aug-2005)
    It's three times more effective than current test, study says

  • fant Iron Deficiency
    (23-Aug-2005)
    It's three times more effective than current test, study says

  • Anemia Raises Heart Failure Risks
    (16-Aug-2005)
    Improving hemoglobin levels could save lives, study suggests

  • Brain Protein Influences Weight Gain
    (16-Aug-2005)
    Drugs modeled on SH2-B may help fight diabetes, obesity, experts say

  • New Clotting Drug Fails in Trial
    (01-Aug-2005)
    Heparinase I study stopped early due to side effects

  • Ibuprofen Before Gum Surgery Raises Bleeding
    (19-Jul-2005)
    Study suggests patients should halt use of the drug before procedure

  • People Not Heeding Vitamin E Warnings
    (19-Jul-2005)
    Many taking high daily doses despite evidence it may be harmful

  • Genes Take Some Blame for Poor Cholesterol
    (11-Jul-2005)
    Twins study finds similar responses from high-fat diets

  • Piercing Staph Bug's 'Golden Armor'
    (11-Jul-2005)
    Better understanding of this lethal bacterium points to weakness

  • Lack of Amino Acid Spurs Deadly Sickle Cell Complication
    (05-JUL-2005)
    Finding could pave way for drugs that reduce pulmonary hypertension, study says

  • Thalidomide Helps Combat Multiple Myeloma
    (29-JUN-2005)
    Once-banned drug aids dexamethasone to improve stem cell therapy, study says

  • Science Making Headway Against Hepatitis B
    (29-JUN-2005)
    Two studies point to best therapies for specific patients

  • Pre-Surgery Plane Travel Raises Clot Risk
    (16-JUN-2005)
    Long flights boost odds 30 times, study finds

  • Drug Extends Survival for Multiple Myeloma Patients
    (15-JUN-2005)
    In study, 80 percent of participants were alive one year later

  • Alcohol May Cut Lymphoma Risk
    (08-JUN-2005)
    But finding should not encourage people to drink, experts say

  • Protein Measures Prostate Cancer's Severity
    (07-JUN-2005)
    A blood test could help doctors decide for or against surgery

  • Gene May Affect Blood-Clot Drug's Effects
    (01-JUN-2005)
    Testing could one day help doctors prescribe the best dose, study says

  • Blood Breakthrough Might Improve Cancer Care
    (27-MAY-2005)
    Safe method of increasing tissues' oxygen supply may bring many benefits

  • Study Questions Daily Aspirin's Overall Benefit
    (19-MAY-2005)
    Some doubt this statistical reassessment, however

  • New Kidney Test Can Predict Heart Risk
    (18-MAY-2005)
    Study suggests it's a better predictor than current screen

  • Fancy Blood Tests Won't Predict Lung Clot Risk
    (17-MAY-2005)
    Simple patient factors, such as age and sex, tell the story on recurrence

  • Antidepressants Linked to Increased Bleeding
    (16-MAY-2005)
    Researchers say risk is almost doubled with SSRIs

  • Health Tip: Getting Blood Tests
    (05-MAY-2005)
    Suggestions to quell your fears

  • Blood Samples Reveal Abnormalities in Autistic Children
    (05-MAY-2005)
    Findings might lead to tests for earlier diagnoses, researchers say

  • New Scanners Catch Blood Clots in Lungs
    (27-APR-2005)
    Fast-spinning computerized tomography devices do the job, study finds

  • Iron Overload Strikes All Races
    (27-APR-2005)
    Disease thought to affect mostly whites also found in Asians, Pacific Islanders

  • Screening for Iron Disorder Urged
    (26-APR-2005)
    Study found workplace testing didn't create anxiety

  • Knocking Out Leukemia With a One-Two Punch
    (20-APR-2005)
    Scientists say they've found a new treatment target for CML

  • New Leukemia Drug Overcomes Gleevec Resistance
    (19-APR-2005)
    A study finds 90 percent of resistant CML patients responding to AMN107

  • Report: Set Federal Standards for Cord Blood Banks
    (14-APR-2005)
    Stored umbilical cord blood an increasingly useful source of stem cells

  • Report: Set Federal Standards for Cord Blood Banks
    (14-APR-2005)
    Stored umbilical cord blood an increasingly useful source of stem cells

  • Heart Transplants in Babies Not Limited by Blood Type
    (08-APR-2005)
    Those under age 1 will accept organs that aren't a match, researchers say

  • Anemia Drug May Not Increase Cancer Survival
    (06-Apr-2005)
    Erythropoietin can improve blood health in patients, however

  • Study Questions Ibuprofen Ban Before Surgery
    (05-APR-2005)
    The drug's effects on clotting may be too brief to matter

  • Scientists Spot New Cholesterol-Lowering Target
    (01-APR-2005)
    Mice without a key protein cut their "bad" cholesterol in half

  • Aspirin as Good as Warfarin for Some Stroke Prevention
    (30-MAR-2005)
    It's easier to use and equally effective against blocked brain arteries

  • Web-Based Cancer Research Reaps Reward
    (29-MAR-2005)
    Online appeal to patients helps ID bone marrow cancer gene

  • Genes Help Predict Sickle Cell Stroke Risk
    (21-MAR-2005)
    It's a big improvement on current tests, researchers say

  • Genes Help Predict Sickle Cell Stroke Risk
    (21-MAR-2005)
    It's a big improvement on current tests, researchers say

  • New Clues to Cause of Iron Disorder
    (16-MAR-2005)
    Dysfunction of one protein may lead to hemochromatosis, researchers find

  • Common Virus Can Be Tragic for Moms-To-Be
    (13-MAR-2005)
    Parvovirus B19 is harmless to all but the fetus, but few moms are warned

  • Blood Sodium Levels Affect Heart Failure Survival
    (07-MAR-2005)
    Doctors should pay closer attention to this key factor, study finds

  • Hemophilia Drug Fights Most Lethal Form of Stroke
    (23-FEB-2005)
    It's the first agent to prove effective against hemorrhagic attack, experts say

  • Young Blood Rejuvenates Old Muscles
    (17-FEB-2005)
    Mouse study suggests it's blood, not muscle, hindering repair in the aged

  • Health Tip: Avoid Varicose Veins
    (14-FEB-2005)
    Suggestions to prevent them

  • Bioartificial Kidney Promising in Early Trials
    (11-FEB-2005)
    It mimics human kidney more closely than conventional dialysis

  • Thalidomide-like Drug Benefits Some With Blood Disorder
    (09-FEB-2005)
    Reduces need for transfusions for those with myelodysplastic syndromes, study says

  • Cancer Patients Run Higher Risk of Blood Clots
    (08-FEB-2005)
    New study identifies those most likely to suffer problems

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Shows Mixed Results
    (08-FEB-2005)
    Exanta strong at stroke prevention, but shows some liver toxicity

  • Special Scan Detects Blood Clots in Legs
    (25-JAN-2005)
    Using CT venography with standard scan finds 20% more clots in legs, lungs, study finds

  • Procedure Helps Couple Avoid Having Baby With Rh Disease
    (19-JAN-2005)
    Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis skirts danger of blood imcompatibility condition

  • Iron Deficiency Sends Cells Into Tailspin
    (13-JAN-2005)
    Forces them to conserve energy by reducing activity of 80 key genes, researchers find

  • Blood in Short Supply During Holidays
    (24-DEC-2004)
    December slowest month with greatest need, experts say

  • How Blood Platelets Speed Cancer's Spread
    (15-DEC-2004)
    Study describes two ways they help tumors travel to bone

  • Umbilical Cord Blood Could Treat Leukemia
    (24-NOV-2004)
    It's a viable option for patients waiting for transplant

  • Tackling Anemia in Diabetics
    (11-NOV-2004)
    Study looks at whether that cuts cardiovascular risks

  • Scientists Find Key to Iron Disorders
    (28-OCT-2004)
    Discovery might help treat anemia, hemochromatosis

  • Scientists Find Key to Iron Disorders
    (28-OCT-2004)
    Discovery might help treat anemia, hemochromatosis

  • MRI Spots Vessel Trouble
    (26-OCT-2004)
    Provides guidance, improves treatment of low-flow vascular malformations

  • Fresh Blood Isn't Always Best for Little Heart Patients
    (13-OCT-2004)
    Stored blood products produce better results during bypass surgery, study says

  • Caution Urged on Transfusions in Some Heart Patients
    (05-OCT-2004)
    Finding of higher death rate among those with anemia, study suggests

  • Caution Urged on Transfusions in Some Heart Patients
    (05-OCT-2004)
    Finding of higher death rate among those with anemia, study suggests

  • Watchful Eye on Drug Side Effects Pays Off
    (29-SEP-2004)
    Rare Eprex-linked anemia caught early and then stemmed

  • New Drug Treatments Offer Hope to Leukemia Patients
    (28-SEP-2004)
    'Targeted' therapies prevent cells from reproducing uncontrollably

  • Drug Cuts Stroke Risk During Bypass Surgery
    (16-SEP-2004)
    Dangers reduced by 47 percent in these patients, study says

  • Ginseng Paradox Explained
    (10-SEP-2004)
    Study finds it both promotes, limits blood vessel growth

  • Health Tip: Make Sure You Get Enough B12
    (31-AUG-2004)
    It will help keep you healthy

  • Catching Clots in Legs
    (31-AUG-2004)
    Free 'Legs for Life' screenings begin in September

  • Glucose Levels in Critically Ill Patients Can Be Critical
    (20-AUG-2004)
    Control of blood sugar benefits patients in intensive care, researchers say

  • 'Hot' Tonsillectomy Boosts Risk of Postoperative Bleeding
    (20-AUG-2004)
    Yet U.S. doctors don't see this as a significant problem

  • Health Tip: When Good Veins Go Bad
    (20-AUG-2004)
    Consider sclerotherapy

  • Tomato Juice May Cut Clotting in Diabetics
    (18-AUG-2004)
    Study found juice thinned blood of those with type 2 version of the disease

  • Blood, Tissue Donations Getting Safer
    (18-AUG-2004)
    New technologies screen for viruses such as HIV and hepatitis C

  • Compression Stockings Keep DVT Complications at Bay
    (16-AUG-2004)
    Study found those who used them significantly reduced risk of problems

  • Statin Drug Helps Kids Who Inherit High Cholesterol
    (20-JUL-2004)
    It reduces arterial wall thickness and blood fat levels

  • Old Drug Learns New Tricks
    (09-JUL-2004)
    Anemia medication altered to treat many other disorders


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