By RONI CARYN RABIN
Myositis is an autoimmune disease that causes persistent muscle swelling, inflammation and weakness, as well as other complications.
March 27, 2007 Health News
By RICHARD WASSERSUG, M.D.
The painful stereotype of eunuchs, or castrated men, turns out to have an honored history.
March 27, 2007 Health News
By BOB HERBERT
Whatever you think of their politics, John and Elizabeth Edwards are giving the country a world-class lesson in courage and candor.
March 26, 2007 Health Op-Ed
By PATRICK MCGEEHAN
Elizabeth Edward’s health has sparked debate over whether her husband should continue to pursue his political ambitions.
March 26, 2007 U.S. News
By SIGRID FRY-REVERE
Why New York should not mandate HPV shots.
March 25, 2007 New York and Region Op-Ed
By JOHN LELAND and PAM BELLUCK; REPORTING WAS CONTRIBUTED BY BENEDICT CAREY, MALCOLM GAY, BRENDA GOODMAN and JEREMY W. PETERS.
Like John Edwards, many spouses with an ill partner keep up their work life for practical necessity or psychological well-being.
March 25, 2007 Health News
By RACHEL L. SWARNS
From John Edwards to Mitt Romney, candidates have come forward to explain their families’ health issues. And it may work for them.
March 25, 2007 Health News
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER
Elizabeth Edwards said her husband’s presidential bid was not only about his needs and desires, but also her own life.
March 25, 2007 Health News
By JIM RUTENBERG
Tony Snow, the White House press secretary, said that he would have surgery to remove a growth in his abdomen.
March 24, 2007 Health News
By KIRK JOHNSON; CASSI FELDMAN CONTRIBUTED REPORTING FROM NEW YORK and JENNIFER SETER WAGNER FROM IOWA CITY.
John Edwards’s decision to continue his bid to be the Democratic nominee for president despite his wife’s illness raises questions of love and ambition.
March 24, 2007 Front Page News
By DENISE GRADY
John Edwards noted that many patients with the same diagnosis as his wife had lived for many years.
March 23, 2007 Health News
By JOHN M. BRODER and ADAM NAGOURNEY; JOHN M. BRODER REPORTED FROM CHAPEL HILL, N.C., and ADAM NAGOURNEY FROM NEW YORK. PATRICK HEALY CONTRIBUTED REPORTING FROM NEW YORK.
John Edwards says his wife Elizabeth's cancer has returned in incurable form, but that he will continue his bid for Democratic presidential nomination; couple holds news conference to make announcement before heading to next fund-raising event; John Edwards suggests that his offer to pull out of race was rejected by his wife; Elizabeth Edwards says she is 'absolutely ready' to resume campaigning; her doctor, appearing at news conference, says she has metastatic, or Stage 4, breast cancer, which ...
March 23, 2007 Front Page News
By LIZ ROBBINS
On Monday, Boise State announced that Coby Karl’s thyroid cancer had returned, and that he would have surgery on April 2 to remove cancerous lymph nodes.
March 21, 2007 Sports News
By JERÉ LONGMAN
After missing two months of this season to fight recurrent cancer, Kay Yow returned to N.C. State’s bench in late January, becoming only the sixth Division I women’s coach to win 700 games.
March 18, 2007 Sports News
By DAN FROSCH
Texas House approves bill nullifying Gov Rick Perry's executive order requiring sixth-grade girls to be vaccinated against sexually transmitted virus that causes cervical cancer; if Senate approves bill, it will go to Perry, whose office declines to say whether he would veto it
March 14, 2007 Health News
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