Monthly Archives: October 2014

By JANE E. BRODY (original article) OCTOBER 20, 2014 Within a week of my grandsons’ first year in high school, getting enough sleep had already become an issue. Their concerned mother questioned whether lights out at midnight or 1 a.m. and awakening at … Continue reading →

By ANAHAD O’CONNOR (original article) OCTOBER 20, 2014 A genetic variant that is particularly common in some Hispanic women with indigenous American ancestry appears to drastically lower the risk of breast cancer, a new study found. About one in five … Continue reading →

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.  (original article) OCTOBER 20, 2014 Federal officials announced new guidelines on Monday evening for the protection of hospital workers caring for patients infected with Ebola — guidelines that might have prevented the infection of two … Continue reading →

      Dear Friend of LLS, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) won’t rest until we find permanent cures for blood cancers. And to fortify that goal, LLS partners with both pharmaceutical and research organizations to fund promising studies … Continue reading →