‘Novice Driver’ Car Decals Don’t Cut Crash Rates: Study
2015-06-29
Researchers suspect other restrictions for those with learner permits help to reduce accidentsContinue Reading
Heart Association’s Stroke Guidelines Support Clot-Removing Device
2015-06-29
If clot-busting drugs don’t work, device can be used to pull the blockage out through the arteryContinue Reading
Heart Association’s Stroke Guidelines Support Clot-Removing Device
2015-06-29
If clot-busting drugs don’t work, device can be used to pull the blockage out through the arteryContinue Reading
Many Americans Wait Too Long for Needed Health Care: Report
2015-06-29
Institute of Medicine experts say patient-focused system could helpContinue Reading
Supreme Court Backs Use of Drug Implicated in ‘Botched’ Executions
2015-06-29
Midazolam has been used by several states after some drug companies stopped selling chemicals used for capital punishmentContinue Reading
Diabetes Rates Fall in Neighborhoods With Healthy Food, Parks and Gyms
2015-06-29
Study suggests making these resources easily accessible, affordable might cut odds of diseaseContinue Reading
Millennials More Accepting of Working Moms Than Past Generations
2015-06-29
Survey responses reveal growing gender equality in U.S.Continue Reading
Following Water Safety Rules Saves Lives, Red Cross Says
2015-06-27
Children can drown within five minutes, experts warnContinue Reading
Female Bosses May Not Push Pay Parity
2015-06-25
Study found some women did worse financially when working for a female managerContinue Reading
In Wake of High Court Ruling, What’s Next for Obamacare
2015-06-25
Insurers can begin making sound business decisions based on a stable Affordable Care Act, experts sayContinue Reading
Sleep Problems May Contribute to Health Disparities in America
2015-06-25
Poor sleep, insomnia and sleep apnea are more common among minority groups, study showsContinue Reading
Supreme Court Upholds Subsidies for Obamacare
2015-06-25
Ruling preserves tax credits for 6.4 million people in 34 statesContinue Reading