Families of Deployed Military Carry Heavy Load
2011-01-21
Study finds kids, spouses take on extra chores, suffer stressContinue Reading
Pets May Pass Illnesses to Owners
2011-01-21
Sleeping with or being licked by dogs or cats can be conduit for disease, experts warnContinue Reading
Young Couples Often Disagree About Monogamy, Study Finds
2011-01-20
Taking vows, having kids doesn’t seem to make a difference, findings showContinue Reading
Good Bond Between Therapist, Depressed Patient Aids in Recovery
2011-01-20
But success of alliance affected by other factors such as patients’ job and marital status, study findsContinue Reading
40 States Get an 'F' in Tobacco Prevention From New Report Card
2011-01-20
But American Lung Association gives FDA a ‘B’ and federal government passing gradesContinue Reading
Small Spreads of Breast Cancer May Not Affect Survival
2011-01-19
Second, more invasive testing procedure not always needed, study findsContinue Reading
Many U.S. Hospices Provide Alternative Therapies: Report
2011-01-19
Over 40% offer complementary services, such as massage, to improve end-of-life care, data showsContinue Reading
Damage of 'False-Positive' Mammograms Overlooked: Study
2011-01-18
Incorrect results may cause anxiety, undermine quality of life for up to a year, researchers sayContinue Reading
Stents Show Promise in Treating Brain Blockages
2011-01-18
For certain stroke patients, experimental stenting opened clogged artery, study findsContinue Reading
Problem Drinkers Marry Later, Break Up Sooner: Study
2011-01-18
Alcohol dependence a strong negative factor in relationships, researchers sayContinue Reading
Predeployment Mental Health Screening May Help Troops
2011-01-18
Study found fewer problems among U.S. Army soldiers evaluated before leaving for IraqContinue Reading
Some Severe MS Flares Helped by Blood Filtering Treatment
2011-01-17
But ‘plasma exchange’ not recommended for more advanced, progressive forms of the disease, new guidelines sayContinue Reading
Worsening Depression Adds to Heart Failure Risks: Study
2011-01-17
Routine mental health screening for heart patients may be ‘prudent,’ researchers sayContinue Reading
Is Race a Factor in Obesity Counseling?
2011-01-14
Doctors more likely to give advice to white patients, study findsContinue Reading