Could Mom’s Pre-Pregnancy Blood Pressure Predict Baby’s Gender?
2017-01-12
Higher — but still normal — readings may mean a boy, study suggestsContinue Reading
Could Mom’s Pre-Pregnancy Blood Pressure Predict Baby’s Gender?
2017-01-12
Higher — but still normal — readings may mean a boy, study suggestsContinue Reading
Lower-Income Girls in U.S. Feel Unprepared for Puberty
2017-01-10
Doctors, families should talk more about what to expect, researchers sayContinue Reading
Lower-Income Girls in U.S. Feel Unprepared for Puberty
2017-01-10
Doctors, families should talk more about what to expect, researchers sayContinue Reading
Do Genes Steer You to a Partner With Similar Schooling?
2017-01-09
British study finds connections more likely when ‘educational’ DNA is sharedContinue Reading
Scientists Design Heat-Activated Penis Implant
2016-12-30
Device an improvement on current implants, researchers sayContinue Reading
HIV May Double Odds of Heart Attack
2016-12-21
Study suggests that tools used to predict risk need tweaking for those with AIDS-causing virusContinue Reading
Mouthwash Helps Kill Gonorrhea Germs in Mouth, Throat: Study
2016-12-20
Listerine’s maker has long made the claim, and new Australian research seems to confirm itContinue Reading
Routine Testing for Genital Herpes of Little Benefit: U.S. Experts
2016-12-20
Early diagnosis won’t change course of the STD, which is incurable, advisory panel saysContinue Reading
Female Doctors May Have an Edge: Study
2016-12-19
Older hospital patients treated by a woman were slightly less likely to be readmitted or die within 30 daysContinue Reading
Privacy Concerns Keep Some Young Americans From Sexual Health Services
2016-12-16
Survey reveals reluctance of teens, young adults to talk to their doctor because parents might find outContinue Reading
A Lengthy, Stable Marriage May Boost Stroke Survival
2016-12-14
Lifelong singles fared the worst, study findsContinue Reading
A Lengthy, Stable Marriage May Boost Stroke Survival
2016-12-14
Lifelong singles fared the worst, study findsContinue Reading
Loneliness May Sabotage Breast Cancer Survival: Study
2016-12-12
Weak social ties linked to higher risk of recurrence, early death, researchers reportContinue Reading