First Treatment Approved for Disease Linked to Stem Cell Transplant
2016-03-30
Liver condition is rare, but deadly
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Caregivers Often Give Up Necessities to Cover Alzheimer’s Costs
2016-03-30
Many skip food and health care, cut back work hours or quit jobs to care for loved ones, survey showsContinue Reading
Breakfast in School Classrooms Expands Participation, Not Waistlines
2016-03-30
Despite critics’ fears, serving breakfast at kids’ desks has not increased obesity rates, study findsContinue Reading
Is Your Doctor Trustworthy? Past Records Tough to Find, Experts Say
2016-03-29
Consumer Reports survey shows patients think they should be told, but the information just isn’t really publicContinue Reading
On-the-Job Training Funds for Pediatricians Lagging: Experts
2016-03-28
American Academy of Pediatrics says changes are needed to ensure enough children’s specialistsContinue Reading
Pets Help Homeless Youth, Study Finds
2016-03-27
They’re less likely to engage in harmful behaviors, but many shelters won’t accept animalsContinue Reading
Many Kidney Transplant Patients Land in ER Within 2 Years: Study
2016-03-24
Findings show need to coordinate care after organ transplant, researcher saysContinue Reading
FDA Wants Generic Narcotic Painkillers to Be Abuse-Deterrent
2016-03-24
One more step to combat the epidemic of potent painkiller abuseContinue Reading
Tuberculosis Decline in U.S. Has Stalled, CDC Reports
2016-03-24
Agency reaffirms its commitment to eliminating the lung infectionContinue Reading
Statewide Training on Cardiac Arrest Saves Lives in N. Carolina
2016-03-23
Quick action by family members, general public improved survival and recovery, study saysContinue Reading