Music Aimed at Teens Often Promotes Drinking: Study
2011-10-20
Lyrics commonly associate alcohol brand names with luxury lifestyle, partying, research showsContinue Reading
Neighborhood Can Affect Obesity, Diabetes Risk
2011-10-19
Study found moving women out of poor neighborhoods reduced rates of both conditionsContinue Reading
Start HIV Drug Treatment Early in Patients With TB: Studies
2011-10-19
Just a few weeks’ difference affects survival for the very sick, researchers sayContinue Reading
Care for Mentally Ill Vets at VA Centers May Differ Across U.S.
2011-10-19
More research urged to explore why discrepancies exist and how they should be addressedContinue Reading
Long-Term Unemployment Can Tax Mental Health
2011-10-19
Even in resilient people, six months’ unemployment has psychological impact, research showsContinue Reading
Teens' IQ May Fluctuate Over Time: Study
2011-10-19
Changes in test scores were reflected in changes in certain brain areas, scientists sayContinue Reading
Antidepressant Use Skyrocketed in Past 20 Years: CDC
2011-10-19
Now the most commonly taken prescription drug in adults under 45, researchers findContinue Reading
More Facebook Friends, More Gray Matter in Brain?
2011-10-19
Finding could explain why some people are more social than others, researchers sayContinue Reading
Health Tip: Feeling the Effects of Air Pollution
2011-10-19
Here’s how you may be affectedContinue Reading
Parents, Doctors Often Differ on Chemo for Incurable Kids
2011-10-18
Health professionals would usually opt for supportive care alone, study showsContinue Reading
Katrina's Aftermath: Failed Pregnancies for IVF Moms Nationwide
2011-10-18
Stress linked to the disaster is probable culprit, researchers sayContinue Reading
'Screen-Free' Play Best for Toddlers' Brains
2011-10-18
Even ‘educational’ programming is less healthy than independent play, experts sayContinue Reading
Social Phobia in Teens Goes Beyond Shyness
2011-10-17
Survey results negate common beliefs about this disabling conditionContinue Reading
Low-Birthweight Babies at Much Higher Autism Risk
2011-10-17
Long-term study found smallest infants were 5 times as likely to have autism spectrum disordersContinue Reading