Horror Films Really Can Curdle Your Blood
2015-12-16
Reaction to sudden fear might have had an evolutionary benefit, researchers sayContinue Reading
Humans Are Masters of High-Quality Sleep
2015-12-16
Study found people require half as many hours of slumber as other mammals doContinue Reading
Kids Find Help for Anorexia More Often Than ‘Pro-Ana’ Posts on YouTube
2015-12-16
Social media analysis uncovers some good newsContinue Reading
ADHD May Hamper Social Relationships Early in Life
2015-12-16
Study finds cycle of rejection by peers, worsening symptoms that may heighten difficulties
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ADHD May Hamper Social Relationships Early in Life
2015-12-16
Study finds cycle of rejection by peers, worsening symptoms that may heighten difficulties
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Certain Antidepressants May Be Linked to Bipolar Disorder: Study
2015-12-15
Patients, doctors should discuss possible risk factors, experts sayContinue Reading
Active, Passive Smoking Tied to Infertility, Early Menopause: Study
2015-12-15
Researchers found link between both types of exposure and women’s health problemsContinue Reading
Dogs’ Sloppy Drinking Style Actually the Model of Efficiency: Study
2015-12-15
They precisely bite down to capture water, researchers explainContinue Reading
Surgery May Beat Radiation for Men With Early Stage Prostate Cancer
2015-12-15
Analysis of 19 studies suggests surgery has an edge in survival, but experts say each case may be differentContinue Reading
Many Pet Owners Happy to Have Fido, Fluffy Share the Bed
2015-12-15
In study, more people said pet’s presence helped their sleep than hindered itContinue Reading
Majority of U.S. Hospitals Don’t Require Flu Shots for Staffers: Survey
2015-12-15
Only 1.3 percent of VA hospitals mandate the shot for health care workers, researchers findContinue Reading
Standing on World Stage Has Its Perils
2015-12-14
Elected leaders tend to die prematurely, study contendsContinue Reading
Primary Care Docs the Leading Prescribers of Narcotic Painkillers: Study
2015-12-14
More must be done to educate, monitor prescribing practices to curb drug abuse, researchers sayContinue Reading