Docs May Have Trick Up Their Sleeves Fighting Germs
2017-10-06
White coats with shorter sleeves may be more sanitary, study findsContinue Reading
Scientists Learn How Flu Virus Changes So Quickly
2017-10-05
Interrupting that process could lead to better ways to treat or prevent fluContinue Reading
Don’t Let the Tick Stick
2017-09-24
Dermatology expert offers advice on tick removal and avoiding them in the first placeContinue Reading
When a Cold or Flu Strikes a Family Member
2017-09-21
How to keep everyone else healthyContinue Reading
Tattoo Today, Regret Tomorrow: Tips to Parents From Pediatricians
2017-09-18
MONDAY, Sept. 18, 2017 (HealthDay News) — That tattoo and nose ring may look cool now, but what about tomorrow? Teens should pause before getting inked — especially with the name of their current sweetheart. That’s some of the advice in a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics,Continue Reading
Could Swine Flu Be Linked to Type 1 Diabetes?
2017-09-14
Study suggests Norwegians hit by H1N1 flu pandemic more likely to develop the autoimmune diseaseContinue Reading
‘Microbiomes’ May Hold Key to Kids’ Ear Infections
2017-09-13
Germ communities in the middle ear differ greatly between affected and unaffected people, study showsContinue Reading
Could the Zika Virus Help Battle a Deadly Brain Cancer?
2017-09-05
Research is early, but appears promisingContinue Reading
White Kids More Likely to Get Unneeded Antibiotics
2017-09-05
Study finds more evidence of racial disparities in ERsContinue Reading
Antibacterial Scrubs for Nurses No Match for Germs
2017-09-04
Study found the clothing as contaminated as traditional scrubs after 12-hour shiftsContinue Reading