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Some illegal drugs may have therapeutic benefits to patients with mental health disorders. In small clinical trials, psychedelics such as LSD and magic mushrooms were found to help patients suffering from PTSD, addiction...

The Lasker Foundation will be giving out three of its awards to experts in the field of cancer and genetics. The researches made by the scientists are said to make great contributions to the treatment of various diseases...

Half of American have diabetes or are at risk of it, an analysis of data shows. Many, especially minorities, go undiagnosed, researchers find.

Scientists followed a huge number of people quitting smoking who used the nicotine-cessation treatment varenicline, and found that, contrary to previous thought, the drug does not appear to lead to depression, heart atta...

The Boston-based Institute for Clinical and Economic Review has released a new draft report in which the group stated that the prices for a newly-approved class of cholesterol lowering medications are far too expensive r...

Especially for the elderly, a simple blood test can now foresee illnesses even before signs and symptoms occur, and even predict when a person will die, opening opportunities to better improve management of aging and ant...

A Minnesota woman has filed a lawsuit against San Diego-based Andrew and Williamson Fresh Produce after falling ill when she consumed salmonella-contaminated cucumbers supplied by the company.

Many young users of e-cigarettes show a tendency to move on to traditional tobacco cigarettes, a study indicates. The finding comes as the FDA makes moves to regulate the e-cigarette industry.

Title: Obese Smokers Tend to Put on More Weight After QuittingCategory: Health NewsCreated: 9/7/2015 12:00:00 AMLast Editorial Review: 9/8/2015 12:00:00 AM