Only 15% Use Calorie Info at NYC Fast Food Chains: Study
2011-07-27
But 3 major chains saw calorie consumption drop after city law required details on menu boardsContinue Reading
Afghan Medical Staff Face Ongoing Security Threats: Study
2011-07-26
Despite improvements, future success of health services remain uncertain, researchers sayContinue Reading
Fatty 'Comfort' Foods May Alter Brain's Response to Sadness
2011-07-26
Researchers probing the power of these foods track neural changes in scansContinue Reading
Depression Higher in Wealthier Nations
2011-07-26
Study finds rates above 30% in U.S., France, the NetherlandsContinue Reading
Human Brains Wired to Empathize, Study Finds
2011-07-26
But people draw on different regions of the brain, depending on how different they are from someone elseContinue Reading
Spiritual Talks May Boost Patients' View of Hospital Care
2011-07-25
Hospitalized patients more satisfied when given chance to discuss faith, religion, study showsContinue Reading
CDC Issues Guidance for Coping With Lingering Heat
2011-07-25
Hot weather poses heightened risk for very young, the elderly and those with chronic health problemsContinue Reading
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Teens Often Homeless: Study
2011-07-25
And many live without family support or supervision, survey findsContinue Reading
Blue-Collar Employees With Arthritis Working Past 65: Study
2011-07-25
Painful joint condition presents challenges for aging workforce, researchers sayContinue Reading
Summer Heat Holds Potential Danger for Young Athletes
2011-07-23
Keeping kids hydrated is most important safety measure, doctor advisesContinue Reading
Extreme Heat Calls for Smarter Workouts
2011-07-22
Expert shares tips for exercising safely during heat waveContinue Reading
U.S. Culture Linked to Greater Sunscreen Use Among Latinos
2011-07-22
But it has negative influence on U.S. Latinos use of shade, sun-protective clothing, study showsContinue Reading
Children Fare OK if Mom Works, Study Finds
2011-07-22
Kids appear best off when both parents are gainfully employed, U.K. researchers sayContinue Reading