Trauma Care Workers at Risk for ‘Compassion Fatigue’
2016-01-15
Acknowledging it is a key to coping, researchers sayContinue Reading
Doctors’ Body Language May Hint at Racial Bias
2016-01-14
Researchers say nonverbal cues might spur seriously ill black patients to request more aggressive careContinue Reading
Kindergartners With Traumatic Life Experiences Struggle More in School
2016-01-14
Multiple adverse events linked to poorer concentration, more aggression, researchers findContinue Reading
High Deductibles = Fewer Imaging Tests: Study
2016-01-14
Insurance costs keep patients from seeking X-ray, CT or MRI scans, researchers reportContinue Reading
Studies: 2 Ways Obamacare Is Saving Money
2016-01-13
Hospital reimbursements up, births to young moms more often privately covered, researchers sayContinue Reading
Low-Cost Mosquito Mesh Good Alternative for Hernia Repair in Poor Countries: Study
2016-01-13
Researchers say this affordable innovation might improve access to the surgeryContinue Reading
Repeated Blasts Linked to Brain Changes in Combat Vets
2016-01-13
Researchers see neuron loss similar to that in retired boxersContinue Reading
Acetaminophen Tops List of Accidental Infant Poisonings
2016-01-13
Other common dangers included cough/cold meds, ibuprofen and diaper rash creams, data showsContinue Reading
Online Tool Helps Predict Chances of Kidney Failure, Study Finds
2016-01-12
New risk calculator estimates who will need dialysis in two to five yearsContinue Reading
Transcendental Meditation May Help Relieve PTSD
2016-01-12
Military personnel who practiced the technique had reduced need for meds, study saysContinue Reading