‘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
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
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
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