When It Comes to Memory, Practice Seems to Make Perfect
Volunteers retained memory of faces, patterns years after first identifying them, study showsContinue Reading
Volunteers retained memory of faces, patterns years after first identifying them, study showsContinue Reading
Repetitive joint movements may play a role, researchers suggestContinue Reading
Early trial with cells in lab shows promise, but much research remains to be doneContinue Reading
Older class of antiretroviral meds appears to damage DNA, study findsContinue Reading
Less depression, longer life seen in those who had talk therapy soon after stroke, researchers findContinue Reading
Heart disease more likely cause of death, researchers findContinue Reading
Medicare heads say offering the tests free will save money long term, but critics disagreeContinue Reading
Difference seen only when patients contracted facial muscles, researchers notedContinue Reading
Nine out of 10 hospitals stuck to best-practices guidelines, researchers sayContinue Reading
Canadian study finds injury rates at age 13-14 don’t depend on age when kids began bodycheckingContinue Reading
The earlier they are placed in foster care the better, study suggestsContinue Reading
A particular type of signaling between two types of stem cells may be to blame, study findsContinue Reading
Seniors who preferred the oil had 41% drop in the attacks vs. those who rarely ate itContinue Reading
Low-fat, low-glycemic eating plan improved ‘biomarkers’ of the disease, researchers sayContinue Reading
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