Device Approved for Diabetic Foot Ulcers
2016-01-07
Wounds lead to thousands of amputations annuallyContinue Reading
Americans Still Consume Too Much Salt: CDC
2016-01-07
Most of it comes from processed or restaurant food, not salt shaker, experts sayContinue Reading
Americans Still Consume Too Much Salt: CDC
2016-01-07
Most of it comes from processed or restaurant food, not salt shaker, experts sayContinue Reading
Same-Sex Intimacy Nearly Three Times More Common for Women: CDC
2016-01-07
And more females identify as bisexuals than lesbians, report saysContinue Reading
Three Moves Could Cut New HIV Cases Dramatically: Study
2016-01-07
Researchers say testing, treating and providing preventive drugs are crucialContinue Reading
Mexico’s Soda Tax Linked to Reduced Consumption
2016-01-07
American Heart Association says measure should improve rates of obesity, diabetes, heart diseaseContinue Reading
Hard Lessons Learned From the Ebola Fight
2016-01-06
West Africa epidemic showed women survived more, and an anti-malaria drug worked well, scientists reportContinue Reading
Financial Incentives Don’t Spur Employee Weight Loss, Study Finds
2016-01-06
Workplace wellness programs must get more creative, researchers sayContinue Reading
Health Tip: Does Your Child Still Need a Sitter?
2016-01-06
Signs the child may be able to stay aloneContinue Reading
Millions of Teens Exposed to E-Cigarette Ads: CDC
2016-01-05
Unrestricted marketing could upend decades of progress against youth smokingContinue Reading
New School Lunch Program Lets Kids Select More Nutritious Meals
2016-01-04
Changes include more variety, and servings of fruits and vegetables, researchers sayContinue Reading
Pediatricians’ Group Says U.S. Lacks Resources to Treat Kids in Disasters
2016-01-04
Drugs to counter biological or other threats too often geared to adults, American Academy of Pediatrics saysContinue Reading
Hitting the Slopes? Here’s How to Have Fun and Stay Safe
2016-01-01
A helmet, properly fitted boots and warm gloves are essentials for skiers and snowboarders, experts adviseContinue Reading
Researchers ID Areas of Western U.S. With Risk of Plague
2015-12-31
Regions in California, Colorado and New Mexico most affected, study reportsContinue Reading