Injuries Among Older Workers on the Rise: CDC
2011-04-28
Falls are the most common causes of mishapsContinue Reading
Payment Rates May Affect Breast Cancer Treatment
2011-04-28
Study reports variation in use of expensive therapy by region and Medicare coverageContinue Reading
Shared Social Status Boosts Brain Activity, Research Shows
2011-04-28
Area tied to ‘values’ lights up when dealing with those in similar socioeconomic circumstancesContinue Reading
Quick Screening May Help Spot Autism in Babies
2011-04-28
Questionnaire targets 1-year-olds at well-baby check-upsContinue Reading
Group Visits With Doctor May Benefit Parkinson's Patients
2011-04-27
Longer, shared sessions allow for more discussion, closer observation than routine appointmentsContinue Reading
When Docs Own MRIs, Back Pain Scans Increase: Study
2011-04-27
Expert says patients should ask referring physicians if they have a stake in imaging equipmentContinue Reading
Fewer Med Students Training as Primary-Care Doctors: Study
2011-04-26
Shrinking number of general internists a ‘pending crisis,’ researcher saysContinue Reading
Blacks With Cancer More Inclined to Exhaust Funds to Prolong Life: Study
2011-04-26
Hispanics, Asians also more likely than whites to say they’d spend all of their money to live longerContinue Reading
Bullied Kids Showing Up in School Nurses' Offices
2011-04-25
Those with physical complaints for no apparent cause ‘may be getting picked on,’ research findsContinue Reading
Nail Guns Often Sold Without Safety Advice: Study
2011-04-24
Most staff offer buyers little guidance about using these hazardous toolsContinue Reading
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Hits Teens, Too
2011-04-22
Dutch study finds pediatricians more apt to diagnose the condition than general practitionersContinue Reading
When Size Matters, Men Can Turn to Penile Extenders: Study
2011-04-21
Technique is non-invasive, effective, researchers claimContinue Reading
Pesticide Exposure in Pregnancy Linked to Lower IQ in Kids
2011-04-21
Three new studies on organophosphates can’t prove cause-and-effect, howeverContinue Reading
Couch-Potato Kids: It Shows in Their Eyes, Researchers Say
2011-04-20
Excess screen time, low physical activity linked to narrow retinal vessels, predicting poor heart healthContinue Reading