Health Report from NBCSandiego

AUG. 05, 2008

LATEST HEALTH NEWS  Brought to you by Drugs May Take Vitamins From Body The medicines you take to cure certain conditions may cause others by depleting the nutrients in your body, some doctors say. MORE Two Eggs A Day May Keep Weight Away People who include eggs in a low-calorie diet lose more weight than those who have a bagel for breakfast. MORE Over 75? Stop Testing Prostate, Docs Say Since prostate cancer grows too slowly to harm most older men, a task force suggests stopping testing for men past a certain age. MORE Estrogen May Fight Psychotic Symptoms Women with schizophrenia have less severe symptoms when they take estrogen along with antipsychotic medications, a report says. MORE Study: Era Of Pills Means Less Talk Therapy In an era of pills, a new study finds a significant drop in the type of talk therapy long practiced by psychiatrists in the United States. MORE WEATHER TODAY HIGH: 78 LOW: 68 TOMORROW HIGH: 77 LOW: 67 LATEST VIDEOS Is laziness genetic? Aug. 5: A new gene found in mice could identify where laziness comes from. Time magazine?s Jeffrey Kluger and TODAY diet and nutrition contributor Madelyn Fernstrom discuss the findings. WATCH NOW Grossmont Hospital Cited For 'Preventable Deaths' Sharp Grossmont Hospital has just two months to fix serious problems, including preventable patient deaths, or risk losing federal funding, officials say. WATCH NOW Pill Gives No-Sweat Workout Scientists at the Salk Institute in La Jolla believe they could have discovered a breakthrough that down the road could help treating obesity and diabetes. WATCH NOW

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