ER Docs Frustrated, Burned Out by Repeat Patients: Survey
2011-06-10
Use of ER for routine, non-emergency care is a national problem, researchers findContinue Reading
Distracted Driving May Be Rising Despite State Laws
2011-06-10
Compiling, comparing legislation might help find best way to curb texting, talking, researchers sayContinue Reading
Record Temperatures Posing Health Risks in U.S.
2011-06-09
Experts offer some tips on how to protect yourself from the heat and humidityContinue Reading
Bathroom Injuries a Little-Known Problem
2011-06-09
Making bathrooms safer could prevent many slips and falls, CDC saysContinue Reading
FDA Places New Warning Label on Zocor
2011-06-08
High doses of cholesterol-lowering statin may raise risk of muscle damage, should not be given to new patients, agency saysContinue Reading
Arsenic-Containing Poultry Drug Suspended From Market
2011-06-08
3-Nitro fed to chickens contains arsenic that can be transformed into a carcinogen: FDAContinue Reading
Bankruptcy Risk Nearly Doubles in Year After Cancer Diagnosis
2011-06-08
Younger patients, those with lung, thyroid cancer, leukemia/lymphoma affected most, study showsContinue Reading
Greater Media Use Found Among Minority Kids
2011-06-08
Time spent with TVs, music players, video games, computers varies by race and ethnicity, analysis showsContinue Reading
Is Social Networking Changing the Face of Medicine?
2011-06-08
For women rallying against 2009 mammography proposals, Internet was strategic new tool, expert saysContinue Reading
In U.S., Salmonella Is on the Rise While E. Coli Retreats
2011-06-07
CDC says salmonella now causes majority of hospitalizations linked to foodborne illnessContinue Reading
Cancer Patients Struggle as Drug Costs Soar: Study
2011-06-07
Many with insurance can’t afford out-of-pocket expenses for meds, copays, researchers sayContinue Reading
Officials: U.S. Not Affected by European E. Coli Outbreak
2011-06-05
All tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce imported from Germany and Spain being testedContinue Reading
Drifting Pesticides May Endanger People in Nearby Workplaces
2011-06-03
California study finds higher Parkinson’s risk among non-agricultural workersContinue Reading