Concussions Are Biggest Health Risk to Cheerleaders
2015-12-10
As sport becomes more competitive, stunts become more dangerous, but injury rates still low, study findsContinue Reading
Dentistry Without the Drill? New Study Offers Hope
2015-12-09
Tooth decay happens, but many cavities take years to develop and can be avoided, study showsContinue Reading
People with Type 2 Diabetes May Be Overtested
2015-12-08
Study finds those with good control get blood sugar measured too often at doctor’s officeContinue Reading
More Than a Quarter of New Doctors May Be Depressed
2015-12-08
Grueling medical training may help explain finding, study saysContinue Reading
More Than a Quarter of New Doctors May Be Depressed
2015-12-08
Grueling medical training may help explain finding, study saysContinue Reading
Fewer Americans Struggling With Medical Bills
2015-12-08
U.S. report shows 12 million are no longer in families having trouble paying for health careContinue Reading
Many U.S. Primary Care Docs Feel Unprepared for Complex Cases: Survey
2015-12-07
For example, fewer than half feel they’re prepared to manage dementia patientsContinue Reading
Many U.S. Primary Care Docs Feel Unprepared for Complex Cases: Survey
2015-12-07
For example, fewer than half feel they’re prepared to manage dementia patientsContinue Reading
Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Often Not Monitored Closely
2015-12-04
Most men who chose ‘watchful waiting’ weren’t followed as recommended, study findsContinue Reading
Obesity Linked to More Severe Bone, Joint Injuries
2015-12-04
Study also found obese patients more likely to need surgery, have longer hospital staysContinue Reading