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Zika Virus Tied to Rare Disorder That Can Cause ParalysisBut researchers found that nearly two-thirds of study cases walked again within 3 months
- Posted February 29, 2016
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FDA Orders ‘Black Box’ Warning Label on Essure Long-Acting ContraceptiveAgency says device remains 'appropriate' for many women, but also cites reports of serious complications
- Posted February 29, 2016
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Young Athletes Pressured by Parents May Resort to ‘Doping’'Tiger parenting' can have dire consequences, researcher contends
- Posted February 29, 2016
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Lack of Sleep May Give You the ‘Munchies’Chemical effect in the body is similar to that of marijuana, study says
- Posted February 29, 2016
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Daylight Saving Time Tied to Brief Spike in Stroke RiskBut overall increase was only 8 percent higher in the first two days after a clock change, researchers said
- Posted February 29, 2016
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For Cancer Patients, Pain May Rise as Finances DwindleSuffering can escalate for those with two months of reserves or less, study finds
- Posted February 29, 2016
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Lack of Sleep May Give You the ‘Munchies’Chemical effect in the body is similar to that of marijuana, study says
- Posted February 29, 2016
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Daylight Saving Time Tied to Brief Spike in Stroke Risk
But overall increase was only 8 percent higher in the first two days after a clock change, researchers said
- Posted February 29, 2016
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For Cancer Patients, Pain May Rise as Finances DwindleSuffering can escalate for those with two months of reserves or less, study finds
- Posted February 29, 2016
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Sleep Apnea May Take Toll on Your Mood, Thinking SkillsStudy found altered levels of brain chemicals that influence emotions, memory
- Posted February 29, 2016
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