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(Reuters Health) - Unborn babies are at higher risk of heart defects not just when mothers smoke, but when fathers smoke, too, a new study suggests.

Experts say the dementia discovery - the most important for years - could help find new, effective treatments.

(MedPage Today) -- Varying frequencies of safety advisory communications across the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Australia

(Reuters Health) - Skipping - an exercise many people may not have tried since their school days on the playground - may actually be a great grownup workout because it puts less stress on the knees than running while burning more calories, a recent study suggests.

(MedPage Today) -- Newly identified prognostic factors for invasive recurrence could minimize overtreatment

(MedPage Today) -- Association seems to be mitigated by folate intake

The loss of an ability to smell has been linked to your risk of brain disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and some dementias, but researchers suspected that sense of smell might be related to more health issues.

Pregnant women said they were "ignored or patronised" which led to "tragic outcomes" at two hospitals.

(MedPage Today) -- Two weeks of antibiotic treatment deemed non-inferior to 4 weeks

(MedPage Today) -- TDP-43 brain pathology gets a name; may account for many dementia cases now attributed to AD

(MedPage Today) -- Attorney takes us on an inspection

(MedPage Today) -- Harmonization of major societal guidelines underscores importance of quadruple first-line therapies

(MedPage Today) -- Get your financial act together

(MedPage Today) -- "We finally have something that's not hydroquinone," says Noelani Gonzalez, MD

Mothers speaking to the Cwm Taf maternity review "overwhelmingly" had distressing experiences.

Four Seasons Health Care appoints administrators after struggling with its debts.

(MedPage Today) -- Changes in plasma NfL levels correlate to cognition, early disease progression

(MedPage Today) -- Going from liability to value added

Some body parts should be excluded from the new system of presumed consent organ donation, say experts.

A public inquiry starts to hear evidence as families call for "justice" for people affected.