Tag: The New England Journal of Medicine

You don’t have to be diagnosed as obese to be at risk of dying from illnesses related to excess weight, ...

An anti-diabetic drug that lowers blood sugar levels for type 2 diabetes sufferers also significantly cuts the risk of cardiovascular ...

People diagnosed with melanoma who then undergo surgery to have lymph nodes removed near the original tumor site do not ...

One of the largest clinical trials for prostate cancer has given “powerful results”, say UK researchers. A drug for treating ...

The first large-scale clinical trial of a cannabis derivative known as cannabidiol shows it was able to cut the frequency ...

A new vaccine that is cheap to make and does not require refrigeration has shown promise in preventing rotavirus, a ...

An unproven stem cell therapy that involves extracting a patient's fat tissue and injecting it into the eyes has caused ...

For the first time in Africa, researchers said Wednesday they have detected a malaria parasite that is partially resistant to ...

Losing weight is not easy, but growing awareness of the health impacts of excess body weight is leading more people ...

Mammography is a great example of a stubborn head-in-the-sand approach to cancer screening says Dr. Mercola. He further said Americans ...

The malaria death rate in sub-Saharan Africa has declined by an estimated 57% since 2000, according to new data published ...

A Zika case in France has led scientists to raise the possibility that the virus could be transmitted by oral ...