Doctor Burnout Rates on the Rise
2015-12-01
Surveys show a nearly 10 percent increase across a range of specialties in the U.S.Continue Reading
Cracking Knuckles Sets Off ‘Fireworks’ on Ultrasound
2015-12-01
Bright flash shows up as gas bubble forms in joints, researchers reportContinue Reading
Cracking Knuckles Sets Off ‘Fireworks’ on Ultrasound
2015-12-01
Bright flash shows up as gas bubble forms in joints, researchers reportContinue Reading
Crave Coffee Too Much? Talk Therapy May Help
2015-11-30
Caffeine intake dropped more than 75 percent after just one hour-long session, study foundContinue Reading
Human Brains Aren’t Distinctly Male or Female, Study Says
2015-11-30
Instead, researchers find ‘mosaic’ of masculine, feminine traitsContinue Reading
Genes May Help Shield Seniors From Mental Decline: Study
2015-11-30
Researchers suggest this allows older adults to continue to contribute to societyContinue Reading
Human Brains Aren’t Distinctly Male or Female, Study Says
2015-11-30
Instead, researchers find ‘mosaic’ of masculine, feminine traitsContinue Reading
Genes May Help Shield Seniors From Mental Decline: Study
2015-11-30
Researchers suggest this allows older adults to continue to contribute to societyContinue Reading
Doctor-Patient Relationship May Suffer When Technology Takes Over: Study
2015-11-30
Care was not rated as high when clinician focused too much on computer screen while in exam roomContinue Reading
Teens More Cautious About Sex When Parents Set Rules, Study Finds
2015-11-30
Kids tend to delay sex if Mom and Dad keep an eye on what they’re doing, who they’re withContinue Reading
Dogs May Ease a Child’s Fears
2015-11-29
Kids with pets in the home were less likely to test positive for anxiety than those without, study foundContinue Reading
Could Your ‘Holiday Blues’ Be Seasonal Affective Disorder?
2015-11-29
This form of depression runs in families, expert saysContinue Reading
Bullies May Face Higher Odds of Eating Disorders: Study
2015-11-27
Risk of anorexia or bulimia significantly higher than for kids not involved in bullyingContinue Reading
Bullies May Face Higher Odds of Eating Disorders: Study
2015-11-27
Risk of anorexia or bulimia significantly higher than for kids not involved in bullyingContinue Reading