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Health News
OCD News
Gene Mutation in Mice Sheds Light on Autism
Drugs targeting obsessive behavior might hold promise for people
Compulsive Dogs Yield Clues to Human OCD, Autism
Repetitive flank-sucking in Dobermans and hand-washing in humans could share similar DNA, researchers say
For Tourette Syndrome, Implanted Device May Help
Deep brain stimulation reduced tics in small study
Study Debunks Link Between Strep and Brain Disorders
Infection rates are found to be no higher among those with OCD or Tourette syndrome
Health Tip: Signs That You May Have Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Here are potential symptoms
For OCD, Not Helping Might Be Best
Well-meaning assistance may do more harm than good, experts say
Tourette Syndrome Diagnosed in 3 in Every 1,000 Kids
Many more cases have not been identified, U.S. health officials say
Implanted Device Approved for Severe Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Reclaim device delivers electrical stimulation to the brain
Memory Lapses Come When 2 Parts of Brain Compete
Researchers say finding could lead to treatment for compulsive, addictive disorders
Children as Young as 4 Can Develop OCD
Full-blown obsessive symptoms seen in both younger, older children, study finds
Buyers Spend More With Non-Cash Purchases
Researchers say it's the 'pain of paying' that drives consumer choices
Brain Scans Show Heightened Risk for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Found less activity in region that curbs habitual thinking, researchers say
Parkinson's Drugs Again Linked to Compulsive Disorders
Impulsive gambling, shopping, sex and binge eating common among patients, study shows
Health Tip: Understanding Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Possible warning signs
Compulsive Gamblers Don't Learn From Their Mistakes
Study finds they have a mental rigidity that keeps them from folding their cards
Shop-Till-You-Drop Season Scary for Some
Holidays are especially difficult for compulsive shoppers, experts say
Sleep Apnea in Children Linked to Lower IQ Scores, Learning Impairment
Whether damage is permanent or reversible needs further investigation, study says
Genetic Findings Shed Light on OCD
Protein regulating glutamate flow may explain why anxiety disorder runs in families
Parrots Aren't Parroting Bad Behavior
Research found genetics and stress, not mimicry, were behind compulsive behavior
Behavior Therapy Urged for Kids with OCD
Combination with drugs most effective for compulsive behavior, finds study
Personality Disorders Common in U.S.
Survey finds 31 million American adults have at least one
Mental Health News
Combination Treatment May Help Depressed Alcoholics
Taking antidepressant plus naltrexone improves odds of not drinking, researchers say
Siblings of Kids With Autism May Be Prone to Hyperactivity
But it shouldn't affect mental health overall, study finds
Teen Girls Say Pink Camel in Cigarette Ads Caught Their Eye
Study finds link between catchy ads and whether teens smoke
Many WTC Responders Show Signs of Heart Trouble
Another study suggests that stress weighs heavily on the hearts of police, firefighters
Freezing, Medicating Away a Dangerous Irregular Heart Rhythm
New studies suggest promising new ways to ease atrial fibrillation
Daylight Savings: Not a Bright Time for All
People with SAD may be more affected by the shift in daylight, experts say
Obesity, Drinking a Double Threat to the Liver
Combination increased chances of cirrhosis, studies found
Is Kindness Contagious?
Spirit of generosity multiplies and persists, researchers find
Bad Behavior in Youth Linked to Chronic Pain Later in Life
Childhood response to stress could lead to lasting problems, researchers say
Happy From Your Vacation? It Won't Last
Most travelers return to their normal state of mind soon after they get back, study finds
Inhalant Abuse a Deadly Middle-School Concern
'Huffing' more common than smoking pot, snorting cocaine among 12-year-olds, study finds
Online Dating as Honest as Real Life
When fibs are told, men and women do so about equally, researchers say
Heat Therapy Helps Treat U.S. Soldiers' Infections
Device works on skin lesions caused by parasite in Iraq, Afghanistan, study finds
Alcoholics' Relapses Better Understood
Brain mechanism could be key, and an existing drug might help, scientists say
Longtime Smokers May Find Protection From Parkinson's
Finding could help unravel mysteries of neurological and motor disease
Cell Transplant May Help Treat Vitiligo
Surgery improved appearance of white patches due to skin disease, doctors say
Survey May Help Docs Diagnose Mood Disorders
It identified anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder in most cases, study finds
Psychotherapy Can Help People With Lupus Cope
After 10 sessions, anxiety, depression and stress lessened, researchers say
Genetic Variant Raises Lung Cancer Risk
It doesn't matter whether you smoke a little or a lot, study finds
Shift Work Can Put a Crimp on Sleep
If changing jobs isn't an option, modifying behavior may help, expert says
Do Liberals, Atheists Have Higher IQs?
Study links intelligence test scores with key beliefs and male monogamy
Doctor's Specialty Often Steers Prostate Cancer Care
Therapy choice is influenced by physicians' preferences, research suggests
Light Drinking Might Help Keep Women Slim
Those who abstain tend to gain the most, study finds, though reasons are unclear
Study Looks At Cost-Effectiveness of ECG in Hyperactive Kids
Analysis compared three strategies for preventing sudden cardiac death from stimulant medication
Gene Variant May Help Some Overcome Adversity
It appears to disconnect the link between stress and death risk, researchers say
General Health News
More Evidence That Swings in Blood Pressure Raise Stroke Risk
Findings could help spur change in how hypertension is treated, experts say
Teen Girls Say Pink Camel in Cigarette Ads Caught Their Eye
Study finds link between catchy ads and whether teens smoke
Repeated Anesthesia May Hamper Children's Learning Ability
Swedish researchers say loss of stem cells in the hippocampus could be to blame
Lip Implants Using Neck Tissue Have Lasting Effects
Study found the procedure improved appearance for two years
Health Highlights: March 15, 2010
Boston Scientific Recalls Heart Defibrillators / Mitral Valve Clip Effective: Study / High Lead Levels in Some Indian Food Spices: Study / Another Cou
Stem Cells Might One Day Treat Severe Asthma
Mouse study suggests treatment aimed at immune system could work in humans
Scans May Be Misleading for Hockey Players
MRIs shouldn't take the place of a good clinical exam, study finds
Strides Seen in Orthopedic Surgery for Kids
Repairing ACL, meniscus at same time is one advance, 'Tommy John' elbow reconstruction another
Eye Health and Safety Should Be Job One
Spotlight focuses on work-related risks during Save Your Vision month
U.S. Minorities Especially Vulnerable to Kidney Failure
Study suggests that poverty and lack of insurance contribute to the problem
Knee Surgeon's Expectations May Differ From Yours
Before getting replacement joint, have a frank talk with your doctor, researchers say
Football Injuries More Likely on Certain Artificial Turf
More players had ligament damage, ankle sprains than on natural grass, study shows
Health Highlights: March 12, 2010
Another Court Finds No Link Between Vaccines, Autism / Infant Slings Linked to Deaths / Settlement in Ground Zero Lawsuit / Rudolph Bracelets Have Hig
Adding Garlic Might Cut Cancer Risk
New test finds those who eat the most have lower levels of a disease-causing process
U.S. Chalks Up Victories in War on Cancer
Cancer Society study finds drop in death rates since 1970
Heat Therapy Helps Treat U.S. Soldiers' Infections
Device works on skin lesions caused by parasite in Iraq, Afghanistan, study finds
Pre-Season Test Spots Baseball Pitchers at Risk of Injury
Weakness in rotator cuff a warning sign, but exercise regimens can help, experts say
Health Highlights: March 11, 2010
Men Feel Less Guilt Than Women / More Food Products Added to Recall List / Store Shopper Cards Used to Trace Salmonella / FDA Reviews Safety of Bo
Seaweed May Help Treat Lymphoma
Lab study finds extract slows cancer growth without affecting healthy cells
Body's Response to Foods' Smell, Taste Could Be Diabetes Risk Factor
A gene mutation could trigger key insulin reaction in some, researchers say
Scientists Find Stem Cells in Hair That Can Become Skin
Finding could lead to better wound care, baldness treatments, experts say
Medicine's Future Could Lie in Each Patient's Genome
In two studies, scientists quickly scanned individuals' DNA to get at causes of disease
Gene Mutations Identified for Charcot-Marie-Tooth Syndrome
Researcher's personal genome used to study neurological disorder
Vaccination, Prevention Is Beating Back Hepatitis
Programs seem to be making progress against these viruses, research suggests
Severe Injuries From ATV Accidents on the Rise
Studies found more amputations, spinal injuries among kids who ride them








