Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias that occur late in life are easily misdiagnosed, new research indicates.
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Alzheimer’s Disease May Be Misdiagnosed
New research lends support to the idea that exposure to a wide range of microbes explains why farm kids have lower asthma rates than city kids.
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Bacteria on Farms May Protect Against Asthma
People who speak more than two languages during their lifetime may be at reduced risk of developing memory problems as they age, new research indicates.
The number of people with kidney cancer in the U.S. has risen steadily since 1975 and, since 1991, the greatest increase has been among younger people, researchers report.
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Kidney Cancer on the Rise
American adults fear getting Alzheimer’s disease almost as much as they do getting cancer, a new survey shows.
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Americans Worry About Getting Alzheimer’s
Combining the annual flu shot with other vaccines — particularly the pneumococcal PCV13 vaccine — may increase a child’s risk of a seizure associated with high fever.
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Small Seizure Risk With Flu, Pneumococcal Vaccines
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