Inside view of a colon. (Univ. of Wisconsin)
What's Best on Tests?
Recent studies say Americans are getting too many tests for diseases like cancer. More
BLOG: The FDA, Big Pharma & Disease


Arresting Development
Karzai is angry over the arrest of a Taliban leader during peace talks.
Heart Stopping
Boston Scientific halts sales of its heart defibrillators.
Broad Effect
The FCC floats a controversial plan to regulate the Internet.
Won't Back Down
The Israeli PM stands firm on a plan that angered Washington.
MORE NEWS STORIES
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Who's Still Feeling Frisky?
Ideas of romance differ between men and women as we age, with men more interested in romance late in life. More
BLOG: Living Healthier Lives
Medicare Support
Obama Reassures Seniors
The president says his plan will extend solvency for Medicare by at least a decade.
BLOG: Serious About Reform
Clearing the Air on Health
Polluted air is raising health costs, especially for elders.
PLUS: Race and Sleeplessness

BLOG: Those 'Neglected' Diseases
Obama Plans School Reform
President promises parents an overhaul of the Bush-era "'No Child Left Behind"' programs.
BLOG: A Real Recovery
Curing Jobless Boomer Crisis
High jobless rate among boomers, mostly men, will call for new political solutions.
PLUS: Boomer Tax Breaks

BLOG: Finishing My Taxes
Too Confident About Retirement
More Americans are confident they'll retire comfortably. But they're less prepared than they use to be.
BLOG: Pills, Agencies & Disease
Those Workplace Friends
Boomers may be wary, but most people make friends at work - helping the bottom line.
PLUS: England's Suicide Tips

BLOG: Living Healthy Lives
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