Robotic Surgery Safety Issues
8/13/2015New research suggests an association between robotic surgery and a number of patient deaths--but that may be misleading.
Read MoreDon’t Depend on Symptom Checker Websites
8/11/2015Websites that offer diagnoses for your symptoms are wrong at least as often as they are right.
Read MoreSkinny Diabetics Sipping Soda
8/8/2015Whether you’re skinny or fat doesn’t affect your diabetes risk that much if you drink sodas and other sugar-laden drinks.
Read MoreWeight Gain for Dads
8/6/2015New dads frequently put on an average of about 4.4 pounds after having their first child.
Read MoreBaby Naming Delay Dangers
8/4/2015Babies who have not been named may face an increased chance of falling victim to a medical mistake while in...
Read MoreThe Holistic Causes of Cancer
8/1/2015Chemicals not considered harmful by themselves are combining and accumulating in our bodies to trigger cancer and might lie behind...
Read MoreLow Odds of Ditching Obesity
8/1/2015According to a new study, if you are obese, the odds of your returning to a weight in the normal...
Read MoreChecking Your Surgeon’s Safety Record
7/30/2015There are plenty of doctor rating systems out there, but the problem is that the ratings are usually based on...
Read MoreRounder Cartoon Characters and Overeating
7/28/2015According to new research, kids tend to indulge in extra helpings of junk food after seeing cartoons featuring plump characters.
Read MoreFeeling Unsteady Can Raise Romantic Doubt
7/25/2015New research suggests that when we are in a wobbly position physically, we tend to perceive of our love lives...
Read MoreMen’s Lower Life Expectancy
7/23/2015The fact that women have a longer life expectancy than men is a relatively new phenomenon.
Read MoreVirus to Cure Deafness?
7/21/2015Scientists successfully restored hearing to profoundly deaf lab mice using a virus, and they're hopeful that the discovery will lead...
Read MorePolitics and Nutrition Don’t Mix
7/18/2015Politicians should not be legislating what we eat; instead, they should be ensuring our transparent access to information about what's...
Read MoreGenetic Diversity May Mean Smarter Offspring
7/18/2015New research suggests that when there is greater genetic diversity between two parents, they may produce more intelligent kids.
Read MoreBenefits of a Nap at Work
7/16/2015There may be advantages to taking a midday siesta at the office including enhanced problem-solving skills and improvements in efficiency...
Read MoreGrapefruits, Orange Juice Trigger Melanoma
7/14/2015Those who drink moderate amounts of OJ or enjoy grapefruit daily stand a 36 percent increased risk of developing the...
Read MoreAmerica Drops in World Happiness Rankings
7/11/2015According to a new international happiness survey, America's ranking dropped a few notches from 2013 to 2014, while several Central...
Read MorePostpartum Depression Months After Birth
7/9/2015New research has found that the symptoms of postpartum depression may not appear in many women until their baby is...
Read MoreBad News About Swimming Pools
7/7/2015According to the CDC, urine and poop in public swimming pools is more common and problematic than you might have...
Read MoreThe 30,000 Mile Tune-Up for Men and Women
7/6/2015What happens when testosterone and the adrenal hormones go awry--which begins happening as men and women enter their early 30's?
Read MoreCat Videos Improve Mental Health
7/4/2015Looking at videos of various cat antics may help improve your mood and provide a mental health boost. Yes, really!
Read MoreBiofeedback at Home
7/2/2015Biofeedback can help with substance abuse problems, epilepsy, ulcers, chemotherapy side effects, anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, migraines, hypertension, stress-related conditions,...
Read MoreChoosing the Right Doctor for a Colonoscopy
6/30/2015New research suggests that the ability to detect problems during a colonoscopy varies widely among doctors, and finding the right...
Read MoreHeartburn Medications Linked To Heart Attacks
6/27/2015New research suggests that heartburn medications such as Prevacid, Nexium, and Prilosec may be linked to heart attacks.
Read MoreBirth Month as Disease Predictor
6/25/2015According to new research, your birth month might make a big difference in your health--and there might be real scientific...
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