More Than Half of Resident Docs Have Worked While Sick: Study
2012-06-20
Dedication to work a key reason, but experts say patient safety may be at riskContinue Reading
Race Might Play Role in Success of Weight-Loss Surgery
2012-06-20
Black women lost less than whites, but the gap was narrower when diabetes was present, study findsContinue Reading
Teen Drinkers May Feel Like Social Outcasts: Study
2012-06-19
Those who abuse alcohol also have worse academic performanceContinue Reading
Many Homeless May Harbor Hepatitis C
2012-06-18
Los Angeles study finds nearly half don’t know itContinue Reading
Health Tip: Keep Kids Safe in the Backyard
2012-06-18
Check the area for dangerous plantsContinue Reading
Hotel Room Germs Abound on TV Remotes, Light Switches
2012-06-18
Study tracked bacteria counts in facilities in three U.S. statesContinue Reading
More People Stay 'Connected' on Vacation Via Web: Study
2012-06-16
Today’s travelers use smartphones, other personal electronic devices instead of postcards, payphonesContinue Reading
State Laws Cut Teen Drinking and Driving, Large Study Shows
2012-06-15
Graduated licensing and use-alcohol-and-lose laws have made a big differenceContinue Reading
FDA Approves Combo Shot for Meningitis, Hib in Kids
2012-06-15
4-shot series given between 6 weeks and 18 months of age prevents potentially deadly diseasesContinue Reading
Menhibrix Approved to Prevent Bacterial Infections in Youngsters
2012-06-15
Aged 6 weeks through 18 monthsContinue Reading
Better-Educated Blacks, Lower Odds of Hypertension: Study
2012-06-15
Schooling, not just genetic ancestry, appears to influence blood pressureContinue Reading
Motorcycle Helmet Laws Save Lives and Dollars: CDC
2012-06-14
Yet, states are repealing these laws, experts warnContinue Reading
Overweight Kids May Do Worse in Math: Study
2012-06-14
Researchers looked at test scores from kindergarten to 5th gradeContinue Reading
Birth Control That Uses Combined Hormones Raises Heart Risk: Study
2012-06-13
Overall odds of heart attack and stroke, however, are still lowContinue Reading