Don’t Let Your Campfire Become a Wildfire
2016-07-22
Simple steps can help you enjoy outdoor cooking while protecting the forestContinue Reading
Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Detected in Sewage Spill
2016-07-22
‘People need to be aware of what may be entering the water,’ researcher saysContinue Reading
Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Detected in Sewage Spill
2016-07-22
‘People need to be aware of what may be entering the water,’ researcher saysContinue Reading
Face-Saving Devices: Seat Belts and Air Bags
2016-07-22
Using both dramatically reduces risk of fractures, study findsContinue Reading
FDA Renews Call to Reduce Salt in Processed Foods
2016-07-22
By cutting down on hidden sodium sources, agency hopes to reduce America’s overall intakeContinue Reading
Some Pregnant Women Still Travel to Zika-Affected Areas
2016-07-22
41 New York City moms-to-be tested positive for the potentially devastating virus after trips abroadContinue Reading
Menopause: Not All Hot Flashes Are Created Equal
2016-07-22
Weight, race, education and lifestyle all affect timing, duration of symptoms, research indicatesContinue Reading
‘Heat Dome’ Heats Up United States
2016-07-22
Much of the country to be under its scorching influence by the weekend; experts offer safety tipsContinue Reading
3 in 4 Youngsters Exposed to Laundry Pod Detergent Suffer Poisoning
2016-07-21
Hospitalizations 4 times more common with pods compared to other detergents, study findsContinue Reading
Chickens Make Malaria Mosquitoes Fly the Coop
2016-07-21
Sleeping with a feathered friend nearby may keep some biting bugs at bay, researchers findContinue Reading
Much-Maligned Pigeon May Be a Lead Detective
2016-07-20
Researchers find these urban nuisances might aid in monitoring human health hazardsContinue Reading
Even Your Heart May Benefit From Extra Education
2016-07-20
People with more schooling tend to have less heart failure, study suggestsContinue Reading
Mixed Progress in Worldwide Fight Against HIV/AIDS
2016-07-19
Deaths continue 10-year decline, but new infections on the rise in many countries, especially in Africa
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Poverty Takes Bigger Toll on a Man’s Health If He’s Black: Study
2016-07-18
Low income raises risk of early death for black males, but not their white peers, researchers sayContinue Reading