Common Swimming Injuries Often Avoidable
2011-07-23
Overuse a frequent cause of shoulder pain in competitive swimmers, expert saysContinue Reading
Epidemic of Obesity in U.S. Kids Began in Late '90s
2011-07-21
Reasons are unclear, but more media time, longer ‘transition’ to adulthood might be key, researcher saysContinue Reading
Happy Shoppers More Decisive When Purchasing
2011-07-19
Study shows consumers with positive attitudes were also more consistent in their choicesContinue Reading
Tips for Weathering Summer Sun, Heat
2011-07-16
Heat waves kill more people in U.S. than any other natural disaster, EPA warnsContinue Reading
Cigarette Tax Unlikely to Deter Some Smokers: Report
2011-07-15
Higher prices do not keep wealthier smokers, middle-aged from lighting up, research showsContinue Reading
Can You Google Your Memory?
2011-07-14
Researchers find it’s harder to remember when people know info is computer-accessibleContinue Reading
Rural Workers Often Lack Access to Sick Leave
2011-07-13
Paid sick days for all would help employees meet work, family responsibilities, experts sayContinue Reading
Scientists Spot Possible Target in Ovarian Cancer
2011-07-12
Researchers identified one specific gene that could provide clues on how to fight the diseaseContinue Reading
Could Finger Length Predict Penis Length?
2011-07-04
Prenatal hormones appear to govern both, new study suggestsContinue Reading
How to Stay Hydrated in Hot Weather
2011-07-02
Figuring out your personal ‘sweat rate’ is the secret to avoiding dehydration, expert saysContinue Reading
Post-Op Nausea May Be Hereditary
2011-07-01
Researchers hope to identify patients sensitive to anesthesia before surgeryContinue Reading
Who Should Get a CT Scan to Screen for Lung Cancer?
2011-06-30
While the tests can save lives, they’re not for everyone, experts sayContinue Reading
Snacking Totals a Quarter of Daily Calories for Many
2011-06-25
Study found beverages account for half of those caloriesContinue Reading
Marriage Might Boost Colon Cancer Survival
2011-06-23
Study found patients were 14% less likely to die if they had a spouseContinue Reading