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2010: Mental stimulation and dementiaupdated: Tue Feb 15 2011 06:18:00

Mental exercises won't prevent Alzheimer's disease, but they may delay it. Patty Lane has more in the Health Minute.

Oregon Sen. Wyden to undergo surgery next weekupdated: Thu Dec 16 2010 21:07:00

Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon said Thursday he will undergo surgery next week for early stage prostate cancer.

Hospital workers describe shooting sceneupdated: Wed Sep 22 2010 12:59:00

Johns Hopkins Hospital employees describe what they saw when a gunman opened fire at the hospital.

Confusion reigned in first hours after Johns Hopkins shootingupdated: Wed Sep 22 2010 12:59:00

Conflicting reports about a shooting Thursday at Maryland's Johns Hopkins Hospital -- including incorrect information that the suspect had been disarmed and apprehended -- were prevalent in the hours immediately after the incident, highlighting the confusion that initially reigned at the scene.

Bitten, shot, spat on: Violence in hospitals common for staffupdated: Fri Sep 17 2010 07:20:00

A gunman critically injured a doctor at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, and later killed himself and his mother, police say -- the latest violent incident in a health care setting.

Police: Gunman shoots self, motherupdated: Fri Sep 17 2010 06:54:00

Police say the gunman in the Johns Hopkins shooting shot himself and his mother who was being treated at the hospital.

Police: Maryland shooter distraught about mother's prognosisupdated: Fri Sep 17 2010 06:54:00

A gunman who wounded a doctor, killed his mother and turned the gun on himself at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland was upset with his mother's unsuccessful surgery, a relative said.

Man kills mother, self at Baltimore hospital after wounding doctorupdated: Thu Sep 16 2010 18:29:00

A man distraught about his mother's health shot and wounded a doctor at Baltimore's prestigious Johns Hopkins Hospital on Thursday before killing his mother and taking his own life, police said.

New techniques slow progress of age-related vision lossupdated: Mon Sep 07 2009 09:41:00

When Albert Budacz was young, he prided himself on having good eyesight; he never wore glasses. But as he eased into his late 40s, he couldn't see as well. "I noticed a change in my vision," he explained. "Primarily in church when I would open a Bible, or something like that, I had to position myself under a light to see it."

Macular degeneration problemsupdated: Mon Sep 07 2009 09:41:00

It's important to get your eyes examined to ward off loss of eyesight as CNN.com's Melissa Long reports.

For minorities, the wait for a bone marrow match can be longupdated: Mon Jul 13 2009 14:56:00

In May, Denise Bertholin got married. She wore a white dress and carried beautiful lilies. She and her groom, Matt Braun, said "I do" in front of family and friends.

Minorities wait long for matchupdated: Mon Jul 13 2009 14:56:00

Minorities hoping for a bone marrow match may have longer to wait because so few are on the register.

Are you getting enough protein?updated: Fri May 29 2009 12:48:00

Even if the low-carb diet craze ended up being a bit of a bust, the attention it focused on protein is a good thing. Researchers are taking a closer look at this often ignored nutrient and discovering its hidden health potential.

Surgeons remove healthy kidney through donor's vaginaupdated: Tue Feb 03 2009 17:29:00

In what is being heralded as a "first-ever procedure," surgeons removed a healthy kidney through a donor's vagina, the Johns Hopkins Medical Center has announced.

Time.com: Kennedy Shows No Signs of Strokeupdated: Sun May 18 2008 02:00:00

Doctors say the 76-year-old Senator did not suffer a stroke. But now they must figure out what caused his seizure

Time.com: Surgery May Be Best for Prostate Patientsupdated: Wed Oct 10 2007 11:00:00

Which prostate cancer treatment is right for you? A new study suggests surgery may increase your chances of survival

Time.com: Athletes More Prone to Asthmaupdated: Wed Sep 05 2007 12:00:00

Even elite athletes find it tough to work out; a new study shows that a surprising number of them suffer from exercise-induced asthma

CNNMoney: Long-time Hollywood lobbyist suffers strokeupdated: Tue Mar 27 2007 15:55:00

Jack Valenti, who served as president of the Motion Picture Association of America for nearly four decades, has suffered a stroke and has been taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, officials said.

Longtime movie group head suffers strokeupdated: Tue Mar 27 2007 14:18:00

Jack Valenti, who served as president of the Motion Picture Association of America for nearly four decades, has suffered a stroke and has been taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, officials said.

Today's medical training -- better or worse for patients? updated: Wed Sep 06 2006 14:32:00

The phone rang. It was the middle of the night.

CNNMoney: Rats walk but money waitsupdated: Thu Jun 22 2006 13:32:00

Paralyzed rats are walking again, thanks to a new stem cell treatment; that's big news for the medical community ... and a 10-year wait for anybody wanting to make a buck off it.

Maker says not to use contact lens solutionupdated: Fri Apr 14 2006 09:19:00

The maker of a contact lens solution linked to a potentially blinding eye infection on Thursday warned consumers not to use the product and asked retailers to pull it from their shelves.

'A vaccine helped cure my cancer'updated: Fri Dec 09 2005 12:39:00

Denise Villani was told she had a cancer that could not be cured, but three and a half years on, after taking part in a clinical trial for a vaccine, she is cancer-free. This is her story:

Tauzin diagnosed with cancerupdated: Wed Mar 10 2004 11:12:00

Retiring U.S. Rep. Billy Tauzin, R-Louisiana, has been diagnosed with a rare form of intestinal cancer, a spokesman said.

Fortune: The great leap of computer graphicsupdated: Mon Apr 27 1987 00:01:00

Once the domain of computer nerds, the science of computer graphics is making technological leaps into real-world applications. New graphics products allow technicians in medicine, manufacturing, a...

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