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In a recent survey of 251 sets of parents and children with food allergies, published in Pediatrics in January, roughly a third of the children reported being bullied for their allergies. Read More

Dr. Madhukar Trivedi hopes to have the depression equivalent of the Framingham risk profiles for heart disease, which evaluates a person's risk of heart attack by looking at many different factors. Read More

Does managing depression have to be a saga of trial-and-error? Read More

The 6-year-old Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation is developing software that combs through electronic medical records and identifies patients at highest risk of cardiac arrest. Read More

One of the toughest things about dealing with depression can be finding the right medication. Read More

Before Angelina Jolie told the world about her decision to have a double mastectomy, you might not have heard of BRCA1 or BRCA2. Read More

Medicare spending in North Texas has declined. So, too, have heart attacks and strokes among the area’s seniors and disabled. Read More

The discovery of a genetic variation that affects how some black patients respond to the blood thinner warfarin could improve the safety and effectiveness of the drug, researchers report. Read More

You already know (and love!) that endorphin-fueled happy feeling you get after a really great workout. Read More

For decades researchers have been searching for a single test, perhaps a blood or genetic test, that will unequivocally solve the mystery of depression and simplify its treatment ... Read More