Time of Surgery Doesn't Influence Results, Study Says
You’re no more likely to die if operated on at 7 p.m. versus 9 a.m., researchers findContinue Reading
You’re no more likely to die if operated on at 7 p.m. versus 9 a.m., researchers findContinue Reading
Imaging tests more likely to come back negative, suggesting they were unnecessary, researchers sayContinue Reading
Not enough data to tell which device is best, researchers sayContinue Reading
Study shows creative thinkers are more likely to act dishonestly during tests than othersContinue Reading
Studies found one in 10 readmitted in first 30 days, risk remains three years laterContinue Reading
Recommended time is seldom met in switching patients to angioplasty or stent facility, study findsContinue Reading
Study finds most pediatricians may consider ‘alternative schedules,’ but within limitsContinue Reading
Heart valve replacement is better than drugs alone for some endocarditis patients, researchers sayContinue Reading
Racial differences in survival were seen even among those with health insurance, study findsContinue Reading
Many patients combined the caffeine-loaded beverages with alcohol, other drugs, report findsContinue Reading
Patients often return to the hospital for preventable surgical-site infections, researchers sayContinue Reading
Researchers say doctors may fear side-effects in the elderlyContinue Reading
Nearly half of serious infections occur 14 days after patients are discharged, study showsContinue Reading
Global tally also includes 20 million kids with flu who develop potentially deadly pneumoniaContinue Reading
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