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 Anuj Mahindra, M.D., answers reader questions about the plasma-cell cancer multiple myeloma and its relation to the blood disorder MGUS.
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Can you be allergic to another person? Can eating too much sugar cause diabetes? Are blood-pressure cuffs at pharmacies accurate? Interesting answers to your interesting questions about chronic diseases.
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 A doctor explains "monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance" (MGUS), a condition that needs periodic labwork since, in 20 percent of cases, it may develop into cancer (multiple myeloma). The risk of MGUS goes up with age. Most are over 50. Article includes treatment and prognosis.
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 A top allergist busts myths and explains how to treat seasonal allergies. Tip number one: Ornamental flowers don't cause most allergies.
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Ever been curious about clinical trials? Here, a doctor explains how they work, what to expect during one, and where to find them. Also: Are clinical trials safe?
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Health experts give you the real scoop on 10 common cancer questions. Included: artificial sweeteners, cell phones, headaches and radiation.
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A chronic cough can be a warning of a more serious problem. Often, there's a easily treatable cause you haven't thought of. Here are eight reasons you may be coughing, including diagnosis and treatment information.
How to treat seasonal allergies and avoid medication side effects: advice from an allergist.