Snowstorms May Bring Blizzard of Heart Troubles
2017-01-30
Study finds higher rate of hospital admissions for heart attack, chest pain 2 days after stormContinue Reading
Busy Minds May Be Better at Fighting Dementia
2017-01-30
Computer use, crafting, social activities and games all seem to boost brain health, study findsContinue Reading
Ways to Stay Active in Winter
2017-01-28
Sledding, climbing stairs — even house-cleaning — are great pursuits that burn calories, dietary experts sayContinue Reading
Good News for Older Women With Early Form of Breast Cancer
2017-01-27
A diagnosis of DCIS doesn’t lower life expectancy in patients over 50, study findsContinue Reading
No Torture, Psychologists’ Group Says to Trump
2017-01-27
President urged to continue ban on ‘inhuman’ practices like waterboardingContinue Reading
If You Can’t Stay Off Social Media, Maybe It’s in Your Genes
2017-01-27
Findings put ‘the consumer in the driver’s seat,’ researcher saysContinue Reading
Slim But Sedentary: Risk of Prediabetes May Rise
2017-01-27
4 out of 10 ‘skinny fat’ people had higher blood sugar by middle age, study findsContinue Reading
Anxiety May Lead to Unneeded Prostate Cancer Treatments
2017-01-27
Researchers suggest that dealing with a patient’s distress may lead to better choices, improve quality of lifeContinue Reading
Lack of Exercise Might Invite Dementia
2017-01-26
Study found being sedentary may make you as vulnerable as those whose genes put them at risk for Alzheimer’sContinue Reading
Depression Often Untreated in Dialysis Patients
2017-01-26
Sometimes it’s the kidney doctors who nix antidepressants, study findsContinue Reading
Amnesia Affecting Some Opioid Abusers
2017-01-26
Drug abuse may cause an unusual short-term memory syndrome, study suggestsContinue Reading
Amnesia Affecting Some Opioid Abusers
2017-01-26
Drug abuse may cause an unusual short-term memory syndrome, study suggestsContinue Reading
Kids With ADHD Make 6.1 Million Doctor Visits a Year in U.S.: CDC
2017-01-26
Mental health specialist says study raises more questions than it answersContinue Reading