Hospice May Help Ease Depression After Loss of Spouse
2015-05-26
Study suggests improved coping for those whose loved ones had end-of-life careContinue Reading
Do People Transmit Happiness by Smell?
2015-05-26
Lab experiment with ‘scent samples’ suggests humans pick up on others’ positive emotions via sweatContinue Reading
Living at Higher Elevations Linked to SIDS Risk
2015-05-25
Study found odds were doubled, though still very rare even at greater altitudesContinue Reading
Dyslexia Unrelated to Vision Problems: Study
2015-05-25
Eye therapies will not cure reading disorder, experts say
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Depression Linked to Death of Many Heart Failure Patients
2015-05-23
Researcher recommends counseling as first stepContinue Reading
Depression Linked to Death of Many Heart Failure Patients
2015-05-23
Researcher recommends counseling as first stepContinue Reading
Depression May Intensify Anger in Veterans With PTSD: Study
2015-05-22
Aggressive outbursts can unleash harm to others or to soldiers themselves, researchers sayContinue Reading
Rugby Player’s Head Injuries Linked to Brain Decline
2015-05-22
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy was diagnosed after his death at age 57Continue Reading
Animals May Ease Social Anxiety in Children With Autism
2015-05-22
Playing with guinea pig in stressful situation was calming, study findsContinue Reading
Vitamin D Levels Tied to Survival in Seriously Ill Cats
2015-05-21
Finding may eventually lead to test that helps determine a pet’s prognosisContinue Reading
Pet Geckos May Pose Health Risk
2015-05-21
Researchers detect antibiotic-resistant bacteria in lizards from IndonesiaContinue Reading
Cold Weather a Bigger Killer Than Heat, Study Finds
2015-05-21
But moderate, not extreme, temperatures more deadly, researchers sayContinue Reading
Over 4 Million Working Americans Suffer From Anxiety Disorders
2015-05-21
Illness can be debilitating, but treatment is available so workers can stay productive, experts sayContinue Reading
Depression Tied to Some Risk of Parkinson’s Disease
2015-05-20
Swedish study finds association, but overall risk is low — only about 1 percentContinue Reading