November 20, 2014 Evidence Ties Smoking to Throat, Stomach Cancer Smokers face an increased risk of certain types of throat and stomach cancers, even years after they quit, a new study finds
November 20, 2014 Patients May Benefit From New Dissolvable Heart Device Abbott Laboratories is betting heart patients will benefit from a new type of arterial stent that dissolves away when it is no longer needed, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
November 20, 2014 FDA: Zinc in Denture Cream May Be Risky The Food and Drug Administration suggested that manufacturers consider taking zinc out of denture cream, following reports of neurological problems that might be associated with zinc poisoning
November 20, 2014 Gallstones and Earlier Death Linked People who have gallstones are more likely to die within 20 years of diagnosis than people without the disease
November 20, 2014 Expensive Hospital Care May Not Save More Lives Hospitals that spend the most on their very sickest patients don't always see a benefit from the extra spending, a new study shows
November 20, 2014 N.J. Woman Sues After Procedure Leaves Her Unable to Close Her Eyes A New Jersey woman has filed a lawsuit against a doctor she says performed a botched eyelid procedure on her, which now makes it impossible for her to close her eyes
November 20, 2014 Human Genome Buys Rights to Cancer Drug for $50 Human Genome Sciences Inc said it will develop and commercialize a privately held biotech firm's drug for multiple cancers in the United States, Canada and European markets
November 20, 2014 Vitamin E Users Show Lower ALS Risk People who regularly take vitamin E supplements over the years may have a decreased risk of developing the fatal neurological condition amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a new study suggests
November 20, 2014 Doctor Charged in Las Vegas Hepatitis C Outbreak Sent to Mental Hospital The doctor whose clinics were at the center of a 2007 hepatitis C outbreak in Las Vegas was taken into custody Thursday and sent to a state mental hospital for evaluation, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported
November 20, 2014 Hallucinogenic Drug Kills 1 Minn. Teen, 10 Others Hospitalized One person died and 10 were hospitalized in Blaine, Minn., Thursday after what police described as a mass overdose of a legal synthetic drug