Wrong Diagnosis In The News

its a crisis alright and it isn’t helped by society thinking it can push the mentally ill into public housing ghetto’s, and worse, co-opting everyone into the big pretense that nothings wrong with these people. Collectively we need to really examine mental health issues, not just housing dilemas and infrastructure.

Chad Knaus sits on the leather sofa in the lounge of the team transporter, fiddling with his cellular telephone, restless as always with the prospect of being still. It's a cloudless Friday afternoon at Texas Motor Speedway, less than an hour before Sprint Cup qualifying, and a third consecutive championship is looming as large as the No. 48 car in an opponent's rear-view mirror. But even with a .

It’s a well-known that in a lot of cases if you give someone a medical dictionary, they’ll probably have a read and decide they show symptoms of one or more serious ailments. In some cases, you get hypochondriacs, who are always worried about being ill and mis-diagnose problems as much more serious than is actually [...]

Fernando Torres' entire lifestyle will come under scrutiny as Rafa Benitez vowed to root out the cause of a hamstring injury that could jeopardise his standing as Liverpool's talisman.

In breast tissue, cells lining the breast's ducts have a certain shape that is required to maintain both organ structure and function. All breast cancers display a loss of this characteristic organization, but very little is known about the molecules and pathways that regulate tissue structure and the role they play during cancer.

Three generations of a Jack Tobichuk's Foxboro family have been stricken with Lyme disease. And Foxboro police officer Doug Miller is quietly suffering with late-stage Lyme.

The BBC News website is launching a weekly column where leading clinicians and experts outline their views on health topics. Read a selection of your comments here.

N athan Suerdieck thought it was all a dream.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Jay Cutler is refusing to be sacked by diabetes or John Elway's legacy. The Broncos' third-year pro is taking both challenges head-on.

ST. ANSGAR, IA - Wheat is a staple of the American diet. The food pyramid suggests the average adult should eat six to eight ounces of grain per day. That's six to eight slices of bread or three to four cups of cooked pasta.