Troubled Teens Spotted in Routine School Screenings: Study
2011-08-29
Untreated mental health issues can lead to school failure, substance abuse, even suicide, researchers sayContinue Reading
Is Shape of CEO's Face a Measure of Power?
2011-08-29
Width-height ratio has a bearing on company’s performance, researchers claimContinue Reading
Quitting Even Tougher When Smokers Battle Other Addictions
2011-08-27
But counseling from doctors on ways to kick cigarettes is key, researchers sayContinue Reading
Service Members Twice as Likely to Have Affairs: Study
2011-08-27
But it’s not clear if serving in the military played a role in infidelityContinue Reading
Many Health-Care Workers Have Turned to Alternative Medicine
2011-08-27
Their use of everything from herbals to massage exceeds that of the general public, research suggestsContinue Reading
Long-Term Antibiotic Use May Lessen COPD Flare-Ups
2011-08-24
But treatment, which has side effects, is best for those with frequent complications of the lung disease, experts sayContinue Reading
Health Tip: Fleas May Flock to People
2011-08-24
After pets leave, the insects look for a new hostContinue Reading
Nurses at Risk for Accidental Exposure to Chemo Drugs: Study
2011-08-23
Nearly 17% said the highly toxic drugs had come into contact with their skin or eyesContinue Reading
Women Who Drink, Smoke Are Less Likely to Stick With Tamoxifen
2011-08-23
Some prescribed the drug to prevent breast cancer may need help with adherence, researchers sayContinue Reading
Couples Who Don't Fight Much Aren't Likely to Start
2011-08-23
Low-conflict marriages tend to stay that way over the long haulContinue Reading
Abuse, Neglect in Childhood Linked to Depression in Adulthood
2011-08-22
This kind of depression is also harder to treat, study findsContinue Reading
Trying to Be 'Supermom' Can Raise Risk for Depression
2011-08-22
But study finds that working moms are less depressed than stay-at-home counterpartsContinue Reading
Many Less-Educated Whites Abandoning Religion
2011-08-22
Significantly fewer attending services since the 1970s, study saysContinue Reading
Respect for Muslims' Beliefs Would Improve Their Health Care: Study
2011-08-19
As numbers grow in U.S., health professionals should brush up on religious, cultural differences, researchers sayContinue Reading