For Pastors, It’s Easy to Pack on the Pounds
2015-01-14
Stress, long hours and low pay are a challenge to clergy members, study findsContinue Reading
CDC Lab Worker Has No Sign of Ebola Infection, Agency Says
2015-01-13
Possible exposure occurred at lab last month during research on the dangerous virusContinue Reading
CDC Lab Worker Has No Sign of Ebola Infection, Agency Says
2015-01-13
Possible exposure occurred at lab last month during research on the dangerous virusContinue Reading
Ebola Epidemic in Liberia Could End by June, Study Predicts
2015-01-13
But aggressive monitoring, adding more hospital beds must continue, researchers sayContinue Reading
Race, Ethnicity Affect Breast Cancer Survival, Study Shows
2015-01-13
New research finds biological differences in tumor type, behaviorContinue Reading
Gene Mutations Linked to Colon Cancer in Black Patients
2015-01-13
Finding might lead to better treatment of the disease, researchers sayContinue Reading
Night Shift May Boost Black Women’s Diabetes Risk, Study Finds
2015-01-12
Odds are highest for younger women and those doing shift work for many yearsContinue Reading
Bites to the Hand Need Medical Attention, Experts Say
2015-01-10
Review finds injury from man or beast requires treatment to prevent infectionContinue Reading
Air Force Reservists Exposed to Agent Orange: Report
2015-01-09
The exposure came years after planes dropped the defoliant during Vietnam WarContinue Reading
Bad Flu Season Continues to Take Toll, Especially Among the Young and Old
2015-01-09
Not too late to get a flu shot, health officials say; antiviral meds strongly recommendedContinue Reading
Blood-Thinning Drug Savaysa Approved
2015-01-09
Designed to treat dangerous clots and prevent stroke
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FDA OKs New Anti-Clotting Drug for Heart Rhythm Disorder
2015-01-09
Savaysa works like warfarin but carries less bleeding riskContinue Reading
Advisers Endorse HPV Test for Cervical Cancer Checks
2015-01-08
Two groups call it an effective alternative to the Pap test, but another group disagreesContinue Reading
Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Risk of Preterm Birth in Study
2015-01-08
Women with lowest levels of the ‘sunshine vitamin’ most likely to deliver early, researchers foundContinue Reading