Podcast: Health Update
The Times's Jane Brody and Gina Kolata discuss the latest health news.
Combining ideas from across the political spectrum, the state would be the first to require its citizens to have insurance.
A study lends support to the theory that eating less may benefit even the non-obese.
Consumers can reduce their exposure by buying from companies that have stopped using arsenic, or by choosing chickens labeled organic or antibiotic-free.
Researchers are beginning to identify why one person's spontaneity is another's descent into self-destruction.
Many support outlets are intended for disabled children themselves or for their parents, often leaving their siblings overlooked.
Bladders created in the laboratory from a patient's own cells and then implanted in seven young people have achieved good long-term results.
As evidenced in the Broadway play "Well," many people believe that if you do everything "right," bad things won't happen.
Researchers are rethinking their understanding of how the flu spreads from region to region.
According to a common belief, exercising on an empty stomach forces the body to tap into its reserves, providing a more efficient workout.
The Times's Jane Brody and Gina Kolata discuss the latest health news.
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