Burn-Casualty Soldiers at High Risk for Kidney Injury, Study Finds
2011-12-10
Condition can be deadly for U.S. troops evacuated from Iraq, AfghanistanContinue Reading
Behavior Problems May Surface in Preemies by Preschool
2011-12-10
These kids might benefit from early targeted help, researchers sayContinue Reading
Depression, Disability Can Follow ICU Care: Study
2011-12-10
Meals, phone calls become too difficult for some patients, study findsContinue Reading
Broadway Strikes an Autism-Friendly Chord
2011-12-10
Sold-out performance of ‘The Lion King’ was adjusted to suit needs of kids with the disorderContinue Reading
Rats Can Lend a Helping Paw to Others, Study Finds
2011-12-08
They ignored nearby chocolate to help free trapped companions, researchers sayContinue Reading
Stress Early in Pregnancy Linked to Fewer Baby Boys
2011-12-08
Women in first trimester during major earthquake gave birth earlier and had more girls, study findsContinue Reading
Avastin Boosted Survival for Type of Aggressive Breast Cancer: Study
2011-12-08
Added to chemo treatment, the drug prolonged life an average of nearly 3 months, researchers sayContinue Reading
Obesity Linked to Worse Outcomes With Early Breast Cancer
2011-12-08
But tamoxifen showed protective effect for heavy women, researchers sayContinue Reading
Medicaid Spending for Depression Rose in Past Decade
2011-12-07
Improvements in quality of care less impressive, study foundContinue Reading
Some States Make Stopping Smoking Easier Than Others
2011-12-07
Maine, North Dakota are quit-friendly; Georgia is not, lung experts sayContinue Reading
Expert Panel Pinpoints Environmental Culprits in Breast Cancer
2011-12-07
Unneeded radiation, hormone therapy, alcohol raise risk but hair dye, cellphones appear safe, report saysContinue Reading
Chimps Shed Light on How Humans Learned to Share
2011-12-07
Their behavior seems to be affected by their environment, research suggestsContinue Reading
Health Tip: Wind Down With Mind-Body Exercises
2011-12-07
And enjoy these potential benefitsContinue Reading
Rotating Shift Work May Boost Women's Diabetes Risk
2011-12-06
The longer you work irregular hours, the greater the odds for type 2 disease, study findsContinue Reading