Middle-Age Americans Less Mobile Than Ever
Health experts see this as troubling individually and for societyContinue Reading
'Electronic Nose' Sniffs Out Asthma
Experimental device tracks compounds in breath and bested standard test, study foundContinue Reading
Gene May Boost Risk of Kidney Transplant Failure
Researchers find some kidney donors have variant that increases the odds of an unsuccessful transplantContinue Reading
Blacks Less Likely to Get Follow-Up Colon Screening
Those with abnormalities at initial screening often didn’t have recommended colonoscopy, study showsContinue Reading
Complex Spinal Operations Soar Despite Drawbacks
Greater hazard, no more benefit, experts sayContinue Reading
With Age Comes Wisdom: Study
Seniors better able to see other points of view and seek compromise to smooth social conflictsContinue Reading
Genetic Engineering Raises Hope for Lyme Disease Vaccine
Researcher describes finding as a theory that still needs testingContinue Reading
Cost-Effective Program Helps Prevent Repeat Teen Births
Computer-assisted intervention benefits high-risk, low-income girls, study findsContinue Reading
Vaccines-By-Patch Good News for Needle-Phobic
New technique may offer painless alternative, researchers sayContinue Reading
TachoSil Sealant Patch Approved for Cardiovascular Surgery
Prevents bleeding from small vesselsContinue Reading
Scientists Find Clues to How the Body Fights Off HIV
Research on antibodies may aid vaccine developmentContinue Reading