Virus is not responding to Tamiflu treatment.
Calls for permanent solution to physician medicare reimbursements.
ACHRI, CDC research in Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine.
Proctor & Gamble targets three lots.
Panel says women should wait to get cervical cancer screening.
Failed anti-depressent works wonders for some.
Topic of Science Café on November 24.
Totals 2,074 pages, $849 billion price tag.
Smokers encouraged to put cigarettes away for just one day.
More than half-a-million pacifiers are being recalled.
One day after a federal task force releases new breast cancer screening recommendations, women in Arkansas and across the country search for clarification.
Focuses on how hunger affects families.
UAMS-led nanotechnology team makes discovery.
The high cost of obesity.
Families of preemies to share success stories.
Funds leverage $258-million for research through Arkansas Biosciences Institute.
Millions suffer from syphilis, gonorrhea or chlamydia.
November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month.
Arkansas octogenarian has no plans to stop working anytime soon.
Patients come from around the world for new treatments.
Hundreds of children have died from the flu strain.
Uninsured Arkansans urged to call toll-free patient hotline.
Number rises from 1,200 to nearly 4,000.
Drug store chosen over the doctor in tough economic times.
Hopes to gain support of Arkansas senators for House bill.
AARP, political analyst share views.
Says bill does more harm than good.
Says legislation is fiscally irresponsible.
Says "affordable health care is critical to the long-term strength of our economy."
One in five Arkansans have some form of disability.
"Now helps your child's immunity" to be removed from Cocoa Krispies, Rice Krispies boxes.
Money will support transportation needs throughout the state.
Debate is expected to start at the end of the week.
More than 23,000 others receive H1H1 vaccine.
Maybe you thought it was just a way to describe a lost love.
The nation's largest cereal maker is being criticized for a claim printed on boxes of its Cocoa Krispies.
Toll-free patient appointment phone line, volunteer-registration website.
False positives can be frightening.
The FDA is warning Procter and Gamble about putting vitamin C in products like Nyquil and Dayquil.
Rep. John Boozman sees little change from what was introduced in July.
Next step would be debate before full House next week.
The internationally known multiple myeloma program at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences will receive $19.5 million over five years to continue work that has already developed new treatments for this cancer of plasma cells, a type of white blood cell present in the bone marrow.
Don't wait until a health problem arrives to get fit.
People may be pinching pennies these days, but when it comes to cosmetic procedures, doctors aren't hurting.