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NERVOUS SYSTEM HEALTH October 24, 2015

Indoor pesticide exposure tied to childhood cancers

A new analysis of existing research finds that kids exposed to pesticides indoors are at higher risk for childhood cancers.

DIGESTIVE HEALTH October 24, 2015

Multidrug resistant intestinal illness spreading in US

According to a new report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), international travelers are transporting a multidrug-resistant intestinal illness to the United States and spreading it among Americans.

Rare Diseases October 24, 2015

Rare condition causes girl, 4, to be addicted to eating non-foods

Four-year-old Jessica Knight carries a small purse filled with sponge from her carpet.

DIGESTIVE HEALTH October 24, 2015

FDA updates safety alert for 'superbug' scopes

U.S. health regulators issued an updated safety alert on Wednesday for endoscopes linked to drug-resistant "superbug" bacteria in California hospitals.

DIGESTIVE HEALTH October 24, 2015

Gut Bacteria Picky About What We Eat, Study Says

Gut bacteria—colonies of bacteria that live in the human digestive tract—appear to have fairly picky dining habits, with one type preferring high-fat, fast-food fare, and another preferring a high-fiber feast

Indigestion October 24, 2015

Frequent gastrointestinal issues may be early sign of autism, study says

Scientists from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health have discovered a link between autism and gastrointestinal issues.

Crohns Disease October 24, 2015

Atlanta family raising awareness for Crohn’s after children receive diagnosis

An Atlanta family whose two children were diagnosed with Crohn’s disease is working to raise awareness and help others cope with the incurable, painful digestive disorder.

Acid Reflux October 24, 2015

Spicy or Bland? Acid Reflux Myths Debunked

We sought the truth on six common acid reflux myths concerning what you should and should not eat -- and the answers may surprise you

DIGESTIVE HEALTH October 24, 2015

Antibiotic Use Tied to Crohn's, Ulcerative Colitis

People who are prescribed a large number of antibiotics tend to have a higher risk of inflammatory bowel disease, a new study finds, providing more evidence that antibiotics may be disturbing bacteria in our intestine

DIGESTIVE HEALTH October 24, 2015

Fighting for her life: Woman suffering from rare condition can't gain weight

A 32-year-old Milwaukee woman is fighting to save her life as a rare condition prevents her from gaining weight, People.com reported.

Healthy Mama October 23, 2015

Are probiotics for kids a good idea?

Have you noticed probiotics showing up in your kids’ products lately?