Randall Knott, who heads UNMH's pediatric urgent care unit, agrees, saying the figure is a "very successful, positive move forward. The school-based clinic program ... read the full article

He and Herbie (Nayokpuk) were sprinting on (Nome's Front Street) for fifth and sixth place." Nayokpuk, of Shishmaref, was 68 at the time. After winning, he ran ... read the full article

Mistaken interpretations that put your health at risk. read the full article

People who take ibuprofen two or more times a week are considerably less likely to develop Parkinson's disease than those who don't take the drug, according to ... read the full article

This AARP Public Policy Institute Fact Sheet by Leigh Purvis examines how many Medicare Part D enrollees will benefit from the new health care law that closes the ... read the full article

Most Medicare Part D drug plans use a tiered system of copays as a way of holding down costs for both the plans and their enrollees, by charging lower copays for ... read the full article

Scientists once thought the brain loses cells as we grow older. Now research indicates that the brain continues to produce new cells into our seventies. read the full article

Recent studies show that eating more berries, including blueberries, acai berries and strawberries, may boost your brain health. read the full article

A 50-year-old with diabetes dies six years sooner than someone without the disease, and not just from a heart attack or a stroke, new research suggests. The large ... read the full article

...gallbladder patients shouldn't fear the worst. "People shouldn't panic because they have gallstones and think they will develop heart disease or cancer," he ... read the full article