Making Sense of the Senseless Violence
2015-12-03
After latest mass shooting stirs now-familiar fears, experts see the nation’s psychological toll mountingContinue Reading
Making Sense of the Senseless Violence
2015-12-03
After latest mass shooting stirs now-familiar fears, experts see growing psychological tollContinue Reading
Cancer Survivors, Overweight Men May Face Job Discrimination
2015-11-19
If applicants were heavy or revealed previous illness, they got negative responses, studies sayContinue Reading
Cancer Survivors, Overweight Men May Face Job Discrimination
2015-11-19
If applicants were heavy or revealed previous illness, they got negative responses, studies sayContinue Reading
1 in 6 Female College Freshmen Raped While Incapacitated: Study
2015-11-18
Risk is higher for those similarly victimized before college, researcher saysContinue Reading
Hospital Care for Nonfatal Gun Wounds Costs $679 Million a Year
2015-10-15
Average hospital stay is seven days, U.S. study findsContinue Reading
Research May Help Spot Soldiers at Risk for Workplace Violence
2015-10-08
Scientists say they can help predict which personnel may need intensive interventionContinue Reading
Hispanic, Poor Children May Have Greater Risk of Losing Eye to Cancer
2015-10-05
Study suggests disparities in care; rare disease typically uncovered during routine visitsContinue Reading
Transgender Discrimination Linked to Risky Health Behaviors
2015-10-02
Prejudice may make smoking, alcohol abuse, drugs, suicide attempts more likely, study findsContinue Reading
Gene Tied to Adult Depression After Childhood Abuse
2015-09-24
But the same DNA variant is linked to more happiness in people without such abuse histories, researchers sayContinue Reading
Tighter Gun-Control Laws May Lower Chances That Teens Carry Firearms
2015-09-21
But state regulations need to limit adult ownership to have an impact, study saysContinue Reading
Childhood Abuse Linked to Ulcerative Colitis Later in Life
2015-09-11
But study finds no association with another inflammatory bowel diseaseContinue Reading
Could Young Men’s Low Heart Rate Predict Violent Crime?
2015-09-09
Researchers find a link but not cause-and-effect relationshipContinue Reading
Mentally Ill Inmates Prone to Violence After Release: Study
2015-09-03
Researchers also see trouble for those with substance-abuse problems; call for social support plus psychiatric careContinue Reading