Health Insurance Premiums Will Surpass Median Household Income in 2033: Study
2012-03-12
Experts say what kind of care should be covered, not who pays for it, is the real issueContinue Reading
Poorer, Obese Adults Might Benefit From Behavior-Change Program
2012-03-12
Both blood pressure and weight decreased slightly, study findsContinue Reading
Exercise Might Boost Kids' Academic Ability
2012-03-12
Pretest ‘warm-ups’ boosted test scores in study of Italian schoolchildrenContinue Reading
Stair-Related Injuries a Threat to Preschoolers: Study
2012-03-12
Study estimates 931,000 youngsters hurt from 1999 to 2008Continue Reading
Spring Break Safety Tips to Keep Vacation Fun
2012-03-11
Smart choices can prevent serious injuries, ER docs sayContinue Reading
Gas Engines May Be Dirtier Than Diesels in One Respect
2012-03-11
Researchers trace most secondary aerosol pollution back to gasoline-powered vehiclesContinue Reading
New Silicone Breast Implant Approved
2012-03-09
The third such implant sanctioned in the U.S.Continue Reading
People in Poor Neighborhoods Have More Pain, Study Finds
2012-03-08
Blacks experience more pain, disability regardless of where they live, research showsContinue Reading
Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals Found in Many Household Products: Study
2012-03-08
These ingredients also found in some ‘alternative’ brands, researchers sayContinue Reading
Drug Reduces Complications in Surgical Abortions: Study
2012-03-07
But misoprostol does have side effects, large study foundContinue Reading
Self-Centered Kids May Just Have Immature Brains
2012-03-07
Study suggests poor impulse control improves with ageContinue Reading
Drug Approved to Prevent Respiratory Distress Syndrome
2012-03-07
Surfaxin treats lung disorder that affects premature babiesContinue Reading
Ban on Public Smoking Linked to Fewer Preterm Deliveries
2012-03-06
After Scotland put new laws in place, even nonsmoking pregnant women benefited, study foundContinue Reading
Dangerous Bacteria Also Spreads Outside Hospitals: CDC
2012-03-06
C. difficile infections and death rates at ‘historic highs,’ experts sayContinue Reading