Study: Causes of Gulf War Illness Pinpointed
2016-02-01
In most cases, it was exposure to toxins employed by U.S. military, researcher saysContinue Reading
Painkillers Don’t Ease Disability Due to Nerve Damage: Study
2016-02-01
Narcotic drugs aren’t useful in restoring motion, researchers sayContinue Reading
Fitness Linked to Better Survival After First Heart Attack
2016-02-01
Patients in the best shape were 40 percent less likely to die, study foundContinue Reading
Exercise Has Its Limits for Losing Weight, Study Finds
2016-01-28
Intense workout no more effective at burning calories than walking a couple of miles a dayContinue Reading
Bedbugs Biting Back Against Insecticide
2016-01-28
Researchers find a strong resistance to the most widely used pesticide groupContinue Reading
Schools Must Do More to Combat Obesity Among Hispanic Kids: Report
2016-01-25
Researchers call for policies promoting exercise, good nutritionContinue Reading
‘Standing Desks’ in Classrooms May Kickstart Kids’ Activity
2016-01-22
Staying upright might also lead to improved behavior, research suggestsContinue Reading
Schools Offering Drinking Water May Have Slightly Slimmer Students
2016-01-19
When water was available, kids purchased less milk, study found
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Out-of-Shape Teens May Face High Blood Pressure Later
2016-01-19
Even thin kids are at risk, study says, emphasizing importance of exerciseContinue Reading