Report Shows Progress in America’s War on Cancer
2015-03-30
Small, but steady declines in deaths seen over past decadeContinue Reading
2014 Saw Only 3 Shark Attack Deaths Worldwide
2015-03-27
But nonfatal attacks are up slightly around the world, researchers findContinue Reading
Free School Breakfasts Appear to Boost Kids’ Grades
2015-03-27
Math, reading and science scores better in schools that subsidized morning mealsContinue Reading
CDC Launches New Round of Graphic Anti-Smoking Ads
2015-03-26
Former smokers harmed by tobacco tell their storiesContinue Reading
CDC Launches New Round of Graphic Anti-Smoking Ads
2015-03-26
Former smokers harmed by tobacco tell their storiesContinue Reading
Too Much Homework May Hurt Teens’ Test Scores
2015-03-26
Study found more than 90 minutes a night linked to lower performance in math, scienceContinue Reading
Kitchen Towels Can Make You Sick
2015-03-26
Researchers find cellphones a potential source of cross-contamination, too
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Ebola May Hit Young Children Hardest, Study Finds
2015-03-25
Babies, toddlers get sick faster and die sooner than older children and adults, study findsContinue Reading
Eylea Approval Expanded to Include Diabetic Retinopathy
2015-03-25
Among people with diabetic macular edemaContinue Reading
FDA OKs New Drug for Diabetes-Linked Eye Condition
2015-03-25
Eylea injections appear to ease diabetic retinopathy, studies showContinue Reading
New Ebola Vaccine Shows Promise in Human Trials
2015-03-25
It appeared to provoke good immune response in Chinese study, but larger trials are neededContinue Reading
New Treatment for Anthrax Approved
2015-03-25
FDA cites preparedness for intentional release of deadly bacteria
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Many May Be OK to Drive 2 Weeks After Getting New Hip: Study
2015-03-25
Advances in surgery, rehabilitation and pain management have hastened return to normalContinue Reading