2011

Expectant moms can do a lot for their babies and themselves by being aware and communicating with their doctors.

Two dedicated, innovative researchers left tremendous legacies.

New advances promise continued improvements in anesthetic practices.

Preclinical research shows 30% increase in healthy heart muscle cells within a month after treatment.

Mary Brennan-Taylor brings her firsthand experience to educate MD students.

Jack P. Freer, MD, explores the pitfalls and opportunities that arise when patients want to talk controversy.

Sufferers may not be aware they have this serious condition.

Time Magazine reports on research by Leonard H. Epstein, PhD, into obesity and addiction.

Students with ambitions to be physician leaders need in-depth training in hospital administration.

UB research supports the Canadian government's decision not to fund a controversial multiple sclerosis treatment.

When overweight children feel left out or isolated, they eat more and exercise less, new research shows.