Cotton Swabs Linked to Ruptured Eardrums, Study Shows
2011-05-04
Most cases heal on their own, but that’s no reason to be complacent, experts cautionContinue Reading
Football Legend Steve Young Urges Kids, Parents to Play It Safe
2011-05-04
Experts offer tips on how to help prevent youth sports injuriesContinue Reading
Care for Irregular Heartbeat Costs U.S. Billions: Study
2011-05-03
Patients with atrial fibrillation much more likely to be hospitalized, research showsContinue Reading
Military Personnel With Mental Woes Before Deployment at Higher PTSD Risk
2011-05-03
About 3 percent had PTSD, depression or another anxiety syndrome before going overseas, study saysContinue Reading
Bin Laden's Death Brings Comfort, but Not an End to Anxieties
2011-05-02
It will mean some closure for many, but sense of threat lingers, experts sayContinue Reading
Kids Specializing in One Sport More Likely to Get Hurt: Study
2011-05-02
Growing bodies more vulnerable to repetitive injuries, intense play, researchers sayContinue Reading
Soaring Costs Deprive Some Children of Medical Care
2011-05-02
Excessive financial burden keeps parents from filling prescriptions, calling doctor, study findsContinue Reading
Health Tip: Signs That You May Have a Herniated Disc
2011-05-02
Although symptoms varyContinue Reading
Autism Tests for Preemies May Be Faulty, Study Suggests
2011-05-02
It may be better to wait until baby turns 30 months old, researchers sayContinue Reading
Young Kids' Prescriptions Not Always on the Mark
2011-05-02
For tiniest tots, indicated dosage for narcotics is too high 40 percent of the time, study findsContinue Reading
Location of Body Fat May Predict Stiff Arteries: Study
2011-05-02
Arterial stiffness tied to plaque buildup that can raise the risk of heart attack and strokeContinue Reading
Diabetes in Kids Comes With Hefty Price Tag
2011-04-29
Study finds medical costs are six times higher than for other young AmericansContinue Reading
Low Vitamin D Levels Tied to Obesity in Kids
2011-04-29
Fat accumulates as concentrations of the nutrient fall, and these changes differ by race, study findsContinue Reading
Tall, Obese Men More Prone to Leg Clots: Study
2011-04-28
Added height and weight upped risk for women, but not as much, researchers sayContinue Reading