Drifting Pesticides May Endanger People in Nearby Workplaces
2011-06-03
California study finds higher Parkinson’s risk among non-agricultural workersContinue Reading
Used Football Faceshields May Break on Impact
2011-06-03
College football programs have no universal policy for routine replacement, research showsContinue Reading
Experts Recommend Cardiac Screening for College Athletes
2011-06-01
1 in 4 tested had heart abnormality or symptoms that required further screening, study findsContinue Reading
Corticosteroids May Speed Pneumonia Recovery in Some
2011-06-01
Adding dexamethasone to antibiotic regimen helps treat community-acquired pneumonia, study saysContinue Reading
Transplant Surgery No Riskier at Night: Study
2011-05-31
Time of day has no affect on patient survival after heart and lung transplants, researchers sayContinue Reading
Fatal Black Bear Attacks Rare But Rising
2011-05-29
Data reveals human population growth is accompanied by an increase in deadly bear attacksContinue Reading
What I Did On My Summer Vacation
2011-05-28
Make sure ‘Watching TV’ isn’t their most memorable activityContinue Reading
On-the-Job Activity Boosts Americans' Exercise Levels
2011-05-27
Certain groups more likely to meet fitness guidelines when work-related exercise is consideredContinue Reading
More Sleep May Cut Kids' Risk of Obesity
2011-05-27
Lack of adequate slumber negatively affects young children’s weight, body fat, study findsContinue Reading
Sedentary Jobs Helping to Drive Obesity Epidemic
2011-05-26
Study found increase in desk jobs means Americans burning almost 150 calories less a dayContinue Reading
Speed, Size Predict Teen Football Players' Rankings
2011-05-26
On average, highly recruited high schoolers’ 40-yard sprint time was 0.08 seconds fasterContinue Reading
Stroke Patients May Regain Function Just as Easily at Home
2011-05-25
High-tech ‘locomotor’ training no better for walking improvement, study findsContinue Reading
Regular Brisk Walks May Protect Prostate Cancer Patients
2011-05-24
Study found those who took them lowered chances of disease progression, deathContinue Reading