1 in 8 U.S. Workers Has Some Hearing Loss: CDC
2016-04-21
Survey finds highest rates of impairment in mining, construction and manufacturing industriesContinue Reading
1 in 8 U.S. Workers Has Some Hearing Loss: CDC
2016-04-21
Survey finds highest rates of impairment in mining, construction and manufacturing industriesContinue Reading
Nagging Your Kids About Weight Might Backfire
2016-04-21
Children added pounds if parents thought they were heavy, research suggestsContinue Reading
Previous Mental Distress May Slow Concussion Recovery
2016-04-20
If ‘psychosomatic symptoms’ were present before head injury, it took twice as long for most athletes to get better, study foundContinue Reading
Low-Dose Aspirin Tied to Better Cancer Survival in Study
2016-04-20
Improved odds seen for patients with colon, prostate or breast tumors, but research isn’t definitiveContinue Reading
How the Brain Reads Other People’s Faces
2016-04-20
Researchers say they spot region that decodes facial movements, such as a slight smile or furrowed browContinue Reading
Talk Therapy May Help Depressed Teens Who Shun Antidepressants
2016-04-20
Cognitive behavioral therapy can help boost mood without drugs, experts sayContinue Reading
Lonely, Isolated People May Be Prone to Heart Disease, Stroke
2016-04-19
Study found social isolation raised the risk by 30 percentContinue Reading
Cities May Have Distinct Microbial ‘Citizens,’ Too
2016-04-19
Study found wide differences in germ communities sampled in three urban areasContinue Reading
Cities May Have Distinct Microbial ‘Citizens,’ Too
2016-04-19
Study found wide differences in germ communities sampled in three urban areasContinue Reading