That lack of symptoms can result in delayed medical care and differences in treatment, said researchers, whose findings appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Association. "They might not even know they're having a heart attack," said John...

This relates directly to the issue of the clear-cutting of the trees on the former Group Health campus. Despite city councilmember John Stilin’s comments concerning putting trees and developments where they belong, it becomes clear that we should keep...

Heart attacks are the number-one killer of women, but CBS medical correspondent Dr. Jonathan LaPook reports they may be missing the warning signs. Three years ago, when Wendy Kennedy noticed tingling and pain in her left arm, the last thing she thought...

That’s according to a study published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association, which found that about 16 percent of women under 65 who had heart attacks without chest pain died in the hospital compared with 12.5 percent of men under 65.

"There is no increased risk of epilepsy, and the risk of febrile seizures in the seven days following immunization showed no differences between those who were vaccinated and those who weren't."The study is in the Feb. 22 issue of the Journal of the...

But both the authors of the study published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association 1 and experts in the field stress that parents shouldn't be concerned. The overall risk is very low, and there was no increased risk of them recurring...