Researchers say patients should 'reconsider' taking antiretrovirals
But the research is preliminary, so human benefits won't come any time soon
Study finds Procrit offers no cardiac protection, may increase risk after acute attack
Remote-controlled device captured images of entire colon, researchers report
But until better data exists, experts still advise practicing good health habits
Study sheds light on development of brain's cerebral cortex, key to many high-level functions
Leads of the minimally invasive device are just under the skin, making patient care easier, researchers say
When tested in rats, coated stents led to less inflammation, study finds
Like humans, rhesus monkeys have recall and recognition memory, study finds
Cancer rate among minorities expected to double over next 20 years
Insomnia, sadness, poor concentration reported by many study participants
Study focuses on a brain wave known as an alpha rhythm
Those who think women prefer men to have a square jaw are in for a surprise
Gene mutation that affects both Tibetan Terriers and humans could lead to treatment advances
But overall risk of drospirenone-containing contraceptives remains small, experts say
But another blood pressure medication has a protective effect, preliminary research suggests
Every human appears to have a distinct intestinal ecosystem, European researchers report
It identifies proteins in blood, but it's not foolproof
Their seizures also tend to start earlier in childhood, research suggests
Findings from mouse, human research suggest new insights on the blood sugar disease
U.S. team expects its research to help improve diagnosis, treatment of this deadly skin cancer
Finding could help improve diagnosis, treatment, researchers say
Researchers believe biomarkers elevate as skin cancer spreads
Male humpbacks come up with new tunes that spread across the ocean, evidence shows
Device also improves blood sugar control, but more research needed, reports study
African languages tend to have more variety of sounds than those in other parts of the world
Technique could dramatically increase number of lungs available for transplant, says surgeon
It shows 1,000 anatomical sites, myriad of genetic details, researchers say
Regimens improved movement and coordination, and reduced tremors
Experimental medication slowed the rate of brain atrophy and disease progression and relapse, study found
Experts say findings could guide doctors in treatment decisions
Some patients with lethal glioblastomas lived three years or longer
Qnexa, a combo of phentermine and topiramate, did come with side effects, however
Technology could help disabled patients relate to world around them, findings suggest
Germs with a dangerous resistance gene are now in New Delhi water supply, study shows
Findings shed light on virus' spread and may advance prevention efforts, researchers say
But study found it did not serve as warning sign of impending illness
Genetic markers in epithelial cells seem to warn of later disease, researchers say
Finding more than doubles number of genes believed to contribute to the memory-robbing disease
Scans reveal evidence of arterial plaque in 3,550-year-old remains of Egyptian princess
FDA approval still pending; at least one doctor says it's not ready for widespread use
Experimental technology uses cold, not neurotoxin, researchers say
When added to current treatment, boceprevir significantly improves response rates, researchers say
Lab success may someday help people with macular degeneration, researchers say
'Epigenetics' research suggests ways to predict which tumors will likely spread, study says
Study has potential to advance human infertility diagnosis and treatment, experts believe
Gene manipulation produces common behaviors and provides model for testing drugs, expert says
Source of yellow fever, dengue targeted in search for insect 'birth control'
Gap widening between number infected and those trained to treat these patients, experts say
Drinking at an early age may have long-lasting repercussions for decision-making, risk-taking