- Summer of 2023 Was Hottest in 2,000 Years
- San Francisco Set to Ban ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Firefighter Gear
- More Studies Support Wegovy’s Long-Term Weight-Loss Benefits
- Americans With Private Insurance May Pay More for Hospital Stay
- Patients Over 80 Still Benefit From Treatment for AML Blood Cancer
- Why C-Section Babies Need 2 Doses of Measles Vaccine
- Vaping Rates Fall Among Teens, But Still Too High
- Science Shows How Night Shifts Help Bring on Disease
- Melanoma Can Strike Black Americans, Often With Deadlier Results
- Smoking During Pregnancy Could Raise Baby’s Odds for Obesity Later
-
Greater Health Spending Helps Men More Than Women, Study Finds
And in terms of efficiency, U.S. ranks 22 out of 27 countries
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
Get Fit Before You Hit the Slopes
Endurance training cuts chances of falls, injuries, sports medicine doc says
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
Got Stage Fright? Get Excited
Replacing performance anxiety with excitement helps you focus on the positive, study suggests
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
Got Stage Fright? Get Excited
Replacing performance anxiety with excitement helps you focus on the positive, study suggests
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
Obama Administration Stands by Contraception Rule
U.S. Justice Department resists court order exempting nuns from Affordable Care Act birth control rule
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
Keep Your Toddler’s Body Clock in Mind at Bedtime
Study found sleep problems arose when kids were put to bed at wrong time
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
Younger Adults Who’ve Had Shingles May Face Higher Stroke Risk
Study also found increased odds of heart attack, mini-stroke in older adults years after infection
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
Daycare Surfaces May Hold Germs Longer Than Thought
Even well-cleaned cribs were contaminated with bacteria that can cause illness, study found
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
A Guide to Smoking-Cessation Options
Choices range from drugs to nasal sprays to acupuncture
- Posted January 3, 2014
-
E-Cigarettes: Separating Fiction From Fact
Health experts say more research needed into the devices' safety and effectiveness as a quit-smoking tool
- Posted January 3, 2014