Employer Insurance Costs Rising for Workers
2010-12-02
Increases in premiums, deductibles outpacing income, new report findsContinue Reading
Spread Cheer, Not Germs, at Holiday Gatherings
2010-12-02
Expert suggests keeping some distance while making merry with family and friendsContinue Reading
'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' May Put Soldiers' Health at Risk, Doctor Says
2010-12-02
Gay service members with STDs often avoid military doctors or go undiagnosedContinue Reading
Working With Pesticides May Affect Memory and More
2010-12-02
Study of agricultural workers reveals loss of thinking skillsContinue Reading
Docetaxel May Boost Outcomes for Breast Cancers That Haven't Spread to Lymph
2010-12-01
Study found that using the drug instead of fluorouracil seems to add benefit, although side effects roseContinue Reading
Imaging May Reveal Sports-Related Brain Disorder at Early Stage
2010-12-01
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy is now diagnosed only at autopsyContinue Reading
Workers With Low Back Pain Benefit From Integrated Care
2010-12-01
The approach costs less, more productive than usual care, researchers foundContinue Reading
Pharmacists Improve Patient-Care Teams: Analysis
2010-11-30
Benefits include better drug compliance, fewer medication errors, adverse reactions, review findsContinue Reading
Confusing Labeling Found on Many Nonprescription Kids' Meds
2010-11-30
Related dosing mix-ups could have serious consequences, researchers warnContinue Reading
Study Backs 'Active Surveillance' for Low-Risk Prostate Cancer
2010-11-30
But the alternative to immediate treatment isn’t for all men, researchers sayContinue Reading
Better Outcomes Seen With Early Rheumatoid Arthritis Diagnosis
2010-11-30
Delay of 12 weeks or more after onset of symptoms linked to more joint destruction, study findsContinue Reading
Trust in Doctor May Affect Reaction to Medical Error
2010-11-29
They’re more likely to forgive, but still might sue, study findsContinue Reading
Don't Let the Bedbugs Bite, Allergist Warns
2010-11-29
Inspect for pests in mattresses, secondhand clothes and used furniture, even woodContinue Reading
Too Much Hygiene May Affect Immune System, Study Suggests
2010-11-29
Antimicrobial used in many products such as soaps, toothpaste tied to raised allergy risks in kidsContinue Reading