Wildfires May Spark Heart Hazards for Miles Around
2015-07-15
Fine-particle pollution linked to cardiac arrests, heart attacks, study findsContinue Reading
Brain Changes Differ by Race With Alzheimer’s Disease: Study
2015-07-15
Blacks more likely to have additional dementia-related changes in their brains, researchers sayContinue Reading
Wildfires May Spark Heart Hazards for Miles Around
2015-07-15
Fine-particle pollution linked to cardiac arrests, heart attacks, study findsContinue Reading
Hospitalization Rates Jump Near ‘Fracking’ Sites: Study
2015-07-15
Researchers suggest exposure to toxins, high noise levels may help explain linkContinue Reading
Daily Smartphone Use Might Offer Clues to Depression
2015-07-15
Small study contends that people who use the devices more often are likelier to have the disorderContinue Reading
Mental Health Problems in Childhood Linked to Adult Woes
2015-07-15
Study found those who suffered depression, anxiety while young were more likely to struggle later in lifeContinue Reading
Cell Calls, Texts Can Distract Even If Unanswered
2015-07-14
Just knowing you have a message can affect your performance, study findsContinue Reading
Fat Cavefish Give Clues to Obesity in People: Study
2015-07-13
Fish binge-eat in response to harsh environment, yet remain healthyContinue Reading
Rexulti Approved for Schizophrenia, Depression
2015-07-13
But shouldn’t be prescribed to some older peopleContinue Reading
Fat Cavefish Give Clues to Obesity in People: Study
2015-07-13
Fish binge-eat in response to harsh environment, yet remain healthyContinue Reading
Rexulti Approved for Schizophrenia, Depression
2015-07-13
But shouldn’t be prescribed to some older peopleContinue Reading
U.S. FDA Approves New Drug for Schizophrenia, Major Depression
2015-07-13
Medication can be used as an add-on therapy to antidepressantsContinue Reading
Climate Change May Already Be Costing American Lives
2015-07-13
Study found big swings in temperature were linked to higher death rates among seniors in NortheastContinue Reading
U.S. Hospitals May Often Miss Signs of Child Abuse
2015-07-13
Less than half follow up on suspicious fractures among at-risk kids, study findsContinue Reading