Surgery rewires bladder control Sat, Nov 15, 2008 | Add a comment WASHINGTON — It’s a delicate and daring experiment: Could doctors switch a nerve in the leg to make it operate the bladder instead? Families of a few U.S. children whose spina bifida...

IN BRIEF Sat, Nov 8, 2008 | Add a comment Experts to discuss drug use, pregnancy, parenting issues Doctors, researchers and healthcare advocates will discuss treatment and interventions regarding drug use, pregnancy and parenting. The free...

Dan Lang Thu, Oct 9, 2008 | Add a comment Dan Lang, 66, a retired systems analyst living in Guthrie, first noticed something wrong one afternoon last year, just before dinner. He went to the bathroom, and immediately realized he needed to...

Study Details Effects of Prostate Cancer Wed, Mar 19, 2008 ATLANTA (AP) -- One of the first large quality-of-life studies on today's prostate cancer treatments suggests that for some men, it's a matter of picking your poison and facing potential...

Lymph system studied Tue, Aug 8, 2006 Running along side your blood vessels are thousands of tiny capillaries that collect your body’s trash from blood and tissue, and carry it away. This system of vessels called the...

Surgeon treats enlarged prostate with laser system Wed, Jul 19, 2006 An Oklahoma City doctor is using the newest medical laser system to treat enlarged prostates, and prevent kidney failures, bladder stones and other urological difficulties in men. Dr....

Possibility of reaction is a rarity Thu, May 18, 2006 Q. Of the many pitfalls to romance, is it possible to be allergic to your lover's body? How about your own? A. There are rare cases of women who become allergic to a protein in seminal fluid, with...

Business in brief Thu, May 18, 2006 Xeta gives $500,000 to higher education Xeta Technologies has given $500,000 to OSU-Tulsa, the largest donation the school has ever received, school officials said. "We believe the...