Prescriptions Continue for Most Who Survive Painkiller ODs: Study
2015-12-28
Often, prescribing doctors don’t even know their patients have overdosed, researchers sayContinue Reading
When and Where of Weight-Loss Surgery May Affect Vitamin D Levels
2015-12-28
‘Sunshine vitamin’ deficiency tied to poorer outcomes for patients in northern regions in winterContinue Reading
When and Where of Weight-Loss Surgery May Affect Vitamin D Levels
2015-12-28
‘Sunshine vitamin’ deficiency tied to poorer outcomes for patients in northern regions in winterContinue Reading
Meals on Wheels Can Deliver Emotional Nourishment, Too
2015-12-25
Recipients say they feel less lonely, study findsContinue Reading
Noisy Electronic Toys May Hamper Babies’ Verbal Skills
2015-12-23
Study found that toddlers talk less when their toys talk, sing, light up moreContinue Reading
Noisy Electronic Toys May Hamper Babies’ Verbal Skills
2015-12-23
Study found that toddlers talk less when their toys talk, sing, light up moreContinue Reading
Paid Sick Leave Can Be Crucial When Cancer Strikes
2015-12-23
Patients nearly twice as likely to keep their jobs if they had the benefit, study foundContinue Reading
Night-Shift Workers May Be Prone to Car Crashes
2015-12-22
More than one-third had near misses during driving test after work, small study findsContinue Reading
Smoke Weed in College and Your Grades May Go to Pot
2015-12-22
Study links marijuana use to skipped classes, poorer academic performanceContinue Reading
One-Third of Incurable Cancer Patients Continue to Work, Study Finds
2015-12-21
Tumor location, type of treatment unlikely to influence decisionContinue Reading