Kids With Cerebral Palsy May Have Asymmetric Pelvic Bones
2011-03-10
Any spinal surgery should take this misalignment into account, researchers sayContinue Reading
Follow-Up Deemed Lacking for People Taking Opioids
2011-03-09
Study urges doctors to more carefully monitor patients on strong painkillersContinue Reading
Spider Research May Lead to New Therapies for Humans
2011-03-09
Scientists ID toxin in American funnel web spider venom that could spur advances in treatmentsContinue Reading
Risk-Glorifying Media Linked to Reckless Behavior
2011-03-09
Dangerous driving, substance use in video games, movies may have real-life consequences: analysisContinue Reading
Risk of Death May Linger for Trauma Survivors
2011-03-08
Those discharged to skilled nursing facilities face highest risk, study findsContinue Reading
Major Drug Review Research Fails to Disclose Funding Sources
2011-03-08
Author ties to pharmaceutical industry disappear when meta-analyses are published, researchers reportContinue Reading
Mass. Health Reform Hasn't Halted Medical Bankruptcies
2011-03-08
Researchers also say those once uninsured now have coverage that is ‘skimpy’ and ‘defective’Continue Reading
Lab-Grown Urethra Used to Replace Damaged Tube
2011-03-08
Tissue engineering creates longer-lasting replacement for urinary tract injury, study findsContinue Reading
In Shaken Baby Syndrome, Women as Likely to be Perpetrators as Men: Study
2011-03-07
But men are more likely to cause greater injury and to confess the crime, researchers sayContinue Reading
Sledding Source of Most Winter Sports Injuries: Report
2011-03-06
More than 700,000 injuries linked to the activity in U.S. each year, surgeon saysContinue Reading
Chemo May Raise Risk of Falls in Breast Cancer Survivors
2011-03-04
Changes in system that regulates balance may be to blame, researchers suggestContinue Reading
Ready to Talk to Your Teen About Alcohol?
2011-03-04
Handbook on underage drinking might help get you startedContinue Reading
1 in 5 Patients at California ERs Leaves Without Being Seen
2011-03-04
While nationwide trends are unclear, experts blame state’s situation on overcrowding, ER closuresContinue Reading