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DALLAS – May 27, 2010 – For two decades, the laboratory mouse has been the workhorse of biomedical studies and the only mammal whose genes scientists could effectively and reliably manipulate to study human diseases and conditions. Read More

Hot, humid summer weather can be uncomfortable for anyone, but for people with multiple sclerosis (MS) the heat can cause the recurrence of MS symptoms. “Heat – whether from infection, air temperature, prolonged exercise or even con Read More

It's not always practical to head to the doctor's office every time a new spot shows up on your skin. But there are ways to help evaluate whether the spot or mole deserves special attention, says Read More

A headache can be mild or excruciating, but the degree of pain isn’t necessarily a sign of how serious it is. “A headache may stem from a harmless problem, or it might be a sign of a life-threatening disorder,” says Read More

Few things are as aesthetically pleasing as a beautiful garden. But many flowers commonly used for their beauty are toxic if eaten and could pose a threat to young children. "Choose those beautiful yard plants carefully because some of them can Read More

Individuals headed abroad this summer should get their jabs in early. Read More

Summer brings with it picnics, days at the beach and other outdoor activities, but Read More

Warm weather means it’s time to get out of the house and enjoy the great outdoors, but remember to protect your skin. Read More

For many people, summer is not complete without a swim in the ocean or a walk along the shore. The warm waters that attract us to the ocean each summer lure other creatures, including jellyfish, near the shoreline as well. Read More