Anthrax Vaccine Shows Promise in Monkeys
2012-01-20
Research is part of U.S. military’s anti-bioterrorism effortsContinue Reading
Scientists Agree to Delay Controversial Bird Flu Research
2012-01-20
Fears that altered virus could escape from lab or be used by bioterrorists feeds debateContinue Reading
Study Highlights Features of High-Quality Primary Care
2012-01-20
Interventions promoting access to comprehensive, patient-centered care might cut health disparitiesContinue Reading
Experts Weigh Changes to Definition of Autism
2012-01-20
The goal: to create a clearer diagnosis of what constitutes the disorder; many could be affectedContinue Reading
British Troops Have Lower Rate of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
2012-01-20
Study looked at prevalence among U.S., U.K. military personnel in Iraq, AfghanistanContinue Reading
U.S. Work-Related Injuries, Illnesses Take Toll on the Till
2012-01-20
Costs related to occupational health reach $250 billion annually, researcher saysContinue Reading
Many Breast Cancer Patients Uninformed About Options: Study
2012-01-20
Survey of survivors found that only about half were asked their preference for type of surgeryContinue Reading
Treating Diabetes, Depression Together May Make Sense
2012-01-20
Study found both conditions improved when addressed simultaneouslyContinue Reading
Health Tip: Strengthen Your Muscles
2012-01-20
And help avoid muscle loss as you ageContinue Reading
Sex OK for Many Heart Patients, Docs Say
2012-01-19
New American Heart Association guidelines detail who — and who isn’t — at riskContinue Reading
U.S. Military Women Exposed to More Combat Than Ever Before
2012-01-19
Female soldiers have the same rate of post-traumatic stress disorder as males, study findsContinue Reading
Narrowed Artery Condition Often Goes Undiagnosed: Study
2012-01-19
Fibrous tissue disorder raises risks for high blood pressure, stroke and aneurysmContinue Reading
1 in 5 U.S. Adults Suffers Mental Ills: Report
2012-01-19
But, lack of insurance blocks many from treatment, experts sayContinue Reading
Antidepressants Might Raise Fall Risk in Nursing Homes
2012-01-19
Residents with dementia taking so-called SSRIs seem to be at higher risk of injury, study suggestsContinue Reading