One Type of Dementia Is Especially Costly
2017-10-06
Annual bills for this early onset disease twice as high as for Alzheimer’s, study saysContinue Reading
Hockey Viewers’ Hearts May Pay a Penalty
2017-10-05
Attending an exciting game can double the heart rate of spectatorsContinue Reading
Germs May Be Valuable Passengers on Mission to Mars
2017-10-04
Astronauts surrounded by too few species of microbes could face health risks, study suggestsContinue Reading
Older People May Be More Prone to Reveal Suicidal Thoughts
2017-10-04
1 in 4 admitted intent beforehand, opening an opportunity for prevention, researchers sayContinue Reading
Apologies Go a Long Way When Medical Errors Occur
2017-10-03
Study found chances of lawsuits, large payouts weren’t higher when hospitals took responsibility for errorContinue Reading
Girls’ Sports-Related Concussions May Last Twice As Long
2017-10-02
Underlying conditions could prolong recovery, researcher saysContinue Reading
Health Tip: Do You Need Psychological Therapy?
2017-10-02
Behaviors that may be concerningContinue Reading
Failing Sense of Smell Tied to Dementia Risk
2017-09-29
Long-term study suggests inability to identify scents may be early sign of problemsContinue Reading
Radiation and Chemotherapy Together Boost Lung Cancer Survival
2017-09-27
About one-third of stage 3 patients alive after 5 years, a development called promising by oncologistsContinue Reading
Cancer Patients May Have Undiagnosed Depression
2017-09-25
Mental health screening at start of and during cancer treatment is vital, study author saysContinue Reading
Don’t Let the Tick Stick
2017-09-24
Dermatology expert offers advice on tick removal and avoiding them in the first placeContinue Reading
How Would Your Family Weather a Disaster?
2017-09-23
Failure to plan is the number one mistakeContinue Reading