For a Child’s Fracture, Use Ibuprofen, Not Morphine: Study
2014-10-27
Fewer side effects reported with the over-the-counter pain relieverContinue Reading
Could Air Pollutants Raise a Child’s Autism Risk?
2014-10-24
Chromium, styrene implicated in preliminary studyContinue Reading
‘Exposure Therapy’ May Relieve Prolonged Grief Disorder
2014-10-23
Reliving the death of a loved one can help survivors, researchers say
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Sleep Apnea Gear Doesn’t Squelch Sex Life, Study Says
2014-10-22
Patients who get treatment are as satisfied with lovemaking as those who don’tContinue Reading
Controversial Chemical May Leach Into Skin From Cash Receipts
2014-10-22
Skin care products may also boost absorption of BPA, study findsContinue Reading
Many Americans in Debt, Bankruptcy Paying for Cancer Care
2014-10-22
Others cut back on food, medicines trying to cover costs, studies foundContinue Reading
Experimental Infertility Treatment Seems Effective, Cheaper
2014-10-21
Fertilization occurs in the vagina, instead of petri dish, researchers sayContinue Reading
Pricey Hepatitis Drug a Good Bet in U.S. Prisons, Study Says
2014-10-20
Researchers conclude Sovaldi is cost-effectiveContinue Reading
Circumcision Past Newborn Stage Poses Risk for Boys, Study Finds
2014-10-20
Delaying procedure also linked with higher costs, experts say
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Scientists Grow, Implant Human Intestinal Tissue in Mice
2014-10-19
Research may provide model to study digestive diseases, future treatmentsContinue Reading
Two-Pronged Program Looks Best for Helping Smokers Quit
2014-10-17
Behavioral counseling plus medication beats other strategies, study findsContinue Reading
Two-Pronged Program Looks Best for Helping Smokers Quit
2014-10-17
Behavioral counseling plus medication beats other strategies, study findsContinue Reading
Detergent Pods Pose Risk to Kids’ Eyes, Researchers Warn
2014-10-16
Young children may be attracted to the brightly colored chemicals, study suggestsContinue Reading
Parenthood May Push Cancer Patients to Seek More Treatment
2014-10-15
They may choose aggressive therapy in attempt to have more time with children, study findsContinue Reading