Do You Have ‘Social Jet Lag?’
2017-06-07
Throwing your sleep schedule off to party on weekends may be hard on your heart, study saysContinue Reading
Can Drug Company Perks Sway Cancer Docs’ Prescriptions?
2017-06-06
Even relatively small payments seemed to make a difference, researchers reportContinue Reading
Reporting Symptoms Online to Docs Helps Cancer Patients Live Longer
2017-06-04
Study found technology works because it cuts lag time between problems and care team’s responseContinue Reading
The Cost of Bike Crashes in U.S. Tops $24 Billion a Year
2017-06-02
Study suggests more street accidents, older bikers are boosting expensesContinue Reading
Overcharging Common in U.S. Emergency Rooms
2017-06-02
Minorities and uninsured are most often victims of ‘price gouging’, study contendsContinue Reading
Zika’s Set to Return to Mainland U.S., But Budget Cuts Threaten Response
2017-06-02
Health experts warn that less federal funding will make it hard to battle the birth defect-causing virusContinue Reading
Compression Tights Won’t Trim Running Times
2017-06-02
While they kept muscles from vibrating, fatigue still set in, study findsContinue Reading
Mummy DNA Gives Clues to Egypt’s Long History
2017-05-31
Foreign conquest didn’t have big impact on genetics of ancient or modern Egyptians, study findsContinue Reading
1 in 4 Nursing Home Residents Has Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
2017-05-31
More infection-prevention education and policies are needed, study findings suggest
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5 Essential Tips for Hospital Patients and Their Visitors
2017-05-28
Start by keeping hands clean, health experts sayContinue Reading
Adults Who Love Exercise May Gain 9 ‘Biological’ Years
2017-05-26
Regular jogging and other pursuits delay cellular aging, study findsContinue Reading
U.S. Transgender Surgeries Up 20 Percent in 2 Years
2017-05-22
Plastic surgeons’ group identifies top transition treatmentsContinue Reading