An Autistic Child Doesn't Mean Parents Will Divorce
2010-05-19
Study debunks conventional wisdom about couples split by condition-related stressContinue Reading
Antibiotic Resistance Can Last a Year, Review Finds
2010-05-19
Experts urge more careful use of the drugs in primary careContinue Reading
Relationships May Influence Surgical Residents' Career Plans
2010-05-18
Single, childless residents more likely to specialize, survey findsContinue Reading
Major Depression Often Follows Brain Injury
2010-05-18
Patients, including many veterans, are at 8 times the risk after head trauma, study findsContinue Reading
ER Docs Predict Jump in Emergency Room Visits
2010-05-17
Despite health reform, they expect more crowding, fewer lifesaving services, survey showsContinue Reading
Pesticides on Produce Tied to ADHD in Children
2010-05-17
Organophosphates may alter chemistry of developing brain, researchers sayContinue Reading
At Any Age, Helmets Make Riding Safer
2010-05-15
Cyclists urged to put a lid on brain injuries and deathsContinue Reading
Primary Care Docs Handling More HIV Cases
2010-05-14
Over half of those surveyed have patients who have tested positive for the diseaseContinue Reading
Doctors Can Use Rotavirus Vaccine Again: FDA
2010-05-14
Contaminant found in March no health risk, agency saysContinue Reading
Research Reveals Secret of Spitting Cobras' Aim
2010-05-14
Snakes spray venom in victims’ eyes by predicting movements, researchers sayContinue Reading
Good Hygiene Does Slow Spread of Pandemic Flu
2010-05-14
But more studies needed to develop a complete strategy to thwart transmissionContinue Reading
Safety Training Makes for Safer Mining
2010-05-14
Study found severe injuries dropped after federally mandated worker educationContinue Reading
As End of Life Nears, What to Do With Implanted Defibrillators?
2010-05-14
New guidelines help patients, doctors decide on removal to avoid unnecessary shocksContinue Reading
Interruptions Make Doctors Lose Track of Tasks
2010-05-13
Distractions could have big impact on patient safety, researchers sayContinue Reading