U.S. Scientists Commit Most Research Fraud: Study
2010-11-16
In total, faked, erroneous data led to retractions of nearly 800 papers over past decadeContinue Reading
Steep Co-Pays May Cause Some to Abandon Prescriptions
2010-11-15
Most frequently left drugs include cough, allergy, asthma and skin meds, study findsContinue Reading
Universal Health Care May Lessen Income's Impact on Heart Disease
2010-11-15
In Australia, rich and poor have roughly similar rates of cardiovascular woes, study findsContinue Reading
Cholesterol on Eyelids Might Point to Heart Risk
2010-11-15
People with these deposits were at higher odds for cardiovascular disease, researchers sayContinue Reading
For Some, Care May Be Withdrawn Too Soon After Cardiac Arrest
2010-11-15
Studies suggest that patients receiving therapeutic hypothermia need more time to recoverContinue Reading
Age Could Affect How Well Cancer Patients Cope
2010-11-12
Those under 40 report more widespread pain and financial difficulties than their elders, study findsContinue Reading
Medicare Part D Changes Not Overwhelming, Experts Say
2010-11-11
Fewer plans to choose from, slightly higher monthly premiums are main differencesContinue Reading
Hospital Checklists Reduce Surgical Complications, Deaths: Study
2010-11-10
Every hospital should start using checklists to safeguard against errors, experts sayContinue Reading
Health Tip: Signs That You Have a Torn Rotator Cuff
2010-11-10
Here are some common symptomsContinue Reading
Many Patients With Heart Attack Delay Hospital Care
2010-11-09
Takes an average of 2.6 hours to get to medical center after first symptoms, study findsContinue Reading
Fewer U.S. Docs Accepting Perks From Industry: Survey
2010-11-09
But nearly 84% still report some relationship with companies, results showContinue Reading
Solar Blood-Pressure Device Shows Promise for Use in Poor Nations
2010-11-09
Instrument could improve treatment of hypertension in low-income countries, researchers sayContinue Reading
Many Falls, and Resulting ER Visits, Can Be Prevented
2010-11-07
Youngest and oldest at highest risk, but everyone can benefit from simple household precautionsContinue Reading