DNA Damage May Play a Role in Gulf War Syndrome
2015-09-23
Exposure to chemicals could be cause of unexplained fatigue and pain among Gulf War vets, study suggestsContinue Reading
DNA Damage May Play a Role in Gulf War Syndrome
2015-09-23
Exposure to chemicals could be cause of unexplained fatigue and pain among Gulf War vets, study suggestsContinue Reading
Childhood Cancer Devastates Family Finances, Too
2015-09-23
One-quarter lost more than 40 percent of household income after diagnosis, study revealsContinue Reading
Most Americans Will Experience At Least 1 Diagnostic Error: Report
2015-09-22
In some cases the consequences can be severe, expert panel notesContinue Reading
Diabetes Should Be a Factor in Weight-Loss Surgery Decision: Study
2015-09-17
Health costs decline if obese patients with type 2 get procedure soon after diagnosis, experts sayContinue Reading
Childhood Vaccines Debate Rekindled at GOP Presidential Debate
2015-09-17
Experts say candidates’ remarks about frequency of shots could stoke parents’ concernsContinue Reading
Antibacterial Soaps Fail to Beat Plain Soap
2015-09-17
Short exposure to specific germ-killing ingredients doesn’t get hands cleaner, study saysContinue Reading
Heavy Drinking Linked to Greater Risk for Alcohol-Related Cancers
2015-09-16
Researchers say it’s a risk factor for death and disability that can be controlledContinue Reading
Women the Bigger Losers in Terms of Alzheimer’s Costs
2015-09-15
Analysis compares hours that males, females spend on caregivingContinue Reading
Gender Disparities Persist in Academic Medicine
2015-09-15
Women less likely to receive research funding or become full professors, studies sayContinue Reading
MRI Helps Detect Brain Bleeding Soon After Traumatic Brain Injury
2015-09-15
Military study suggests patients might get better, more timely treatments if scans are done promptlyContinue Reading
Long Shifts Linked to Increased Injury Risk for EMS Workers
2015-09-15
The longer they work, the greater their risk, observational study showsContinue Reading
Social Factors Affect Leukemia Survival
2015-09-14
Uninsured, unmarried, or those with a low income are more likely to die early, study saysContinue Reading