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Posted November 29, 2012:
Posted November 28, 2012:
- Kerosene Lamps Identified as Big Source of Black Carbon
- Health-Care Providers Can Play Critical Role in Reducing and Preventing Intimate Partner Violence
- Online Tool Creates Catch-Up Immunization Schedules
- Attitudes Towards Security Threats Uncovered
Posted November 27, 2012:
- East Asia Faces Unique Challenges, Opportunities for Stem Cell Innovation
- Diabetes Prevalence 20 Percent Higher in Countries With Higher Availability of High Fructose Corn Syrup, Analysis Finds
- Heavily Indebted Med Students Choosing Primary Care Face Greater Financial Challenges
- Ruling out Deep Vein Thrombosis at the Primary Care Level
- High-Dose Opioid Treatment Associated With Mental Health and Medical Comorbidities
- New Studies Show Effects of Mammography Guideline Changes
Posted November 26, 2012:
- U.S. Healthcare: Newly Insured Patients May Have Trouble Finding Primary Care Physicians
- Study Links Improved Consumer Welfare to Increased Prescription Drug Advertising Efforts
- Automated Phone and Mail Notices Increase Medication Adherence
- Eliminating Medicare Consultation Payments Associated With a Net Increase in Spending, Study Suggests
- Preventive Screening for Sudden Cardiac Death in Young Athletes Debated
- Federal Government and Big Pharma Seen as Increasingly Diminished Source of Research Funding
- Alarming 15-Fold Increase in Inflatable Bouncer-Related Injuries Among Children
Posted November 20, 2012:
- New Test for Tuberculosis Could Improve Treatment, Prevent Deaths in Southern Africa
- Rate of Suicide by Hanging/suffocation Doubles in Middle-Aged Men and Women
Posted November 19, 2012:
- New Clinical Recommendations for Diagnosing and Treating Stable Ischemic Heart Disease
- Researchers Predict Hidden Epidemic of Neurological Disability for India
- Electronic Visits Offer Accurate Diagnoses, May Lead to Overprescribing of Antibiotics
- Stress Management Counseling in the Primary Care Setting Is Rare
- Uninsured Brain Cancer Patients May Be More Likely Than Insured to Die After Surgery to Remove Tumor
- Two-Thirds of U.S. Adults Say Kids Should Be 13 to Use Internet Alone: Most Support Stronger Protections
Posted November 18, 2012:
Posted November 15, 2012:
Posted November 14, 2012:
- Health Insurance: Higher Proportion of California Children Uninsured Than in U.S., Analysis Shows
- Exploring the Financial Costs of Sadness
- Governing Economic Growth in the Cloud
Posted November 13, 2012:
- International Action Needed to Ensure the Quality of Medicines and Tackle the Fake Drugs Trade
- Second Most Common Infection in the U.S. Proving Harder to Treat With Current Antibiotics
- 'Coca-Cola' Model for Delivering Malaria Meds Is a Success, Should Be Continued, Say Public Health Experts
- New Study Examines How Health Affects Happiness
- New Health-Economic Model Shows Benefits of Boosting Dietary Calcium Intake
Posted November 12, 2012:
- New Studies Shed Light on What It Cost to Vaccinate Girls Against HPV in Low Income Countries
- Smoking Parents Often Expose Children to Tobacco Smoke in Their Cars
- Divorce Costs Thousands of American Women Health Insurance Coverage
- Nurse Practitioners: The Right Prescription to Ease Doctor Shortage?
- Protective Eyewear Reduces Eye, Head, and Facial Injuries, Field Hockey Study Shows
- 'Social Environmental Factors' Affect Rehospitalization Risk in Home Healthcare Patients
- Partisanship Shapes Views on Political, Non-Political Issues
- Call for Global Monitoring of Infectious Diseases in Dogs and Cats
- Physicians Often Fail to Disclose Conflicts of Interest on Social Media
Posted November 7, 2012:
- Anti-Fat Bias May Be Equally Prevalent in General Public and Medical Community
- Setting National Goals to Bolster Patient Safety With Electronic Health Records
- Scientific Progress Could Be Casualty in Public Health Vs. Privacy Debate Over Newborn Blood Samples, Experts Warn
Posted November 6, 2012:
- Heart Failure Patients Treated by a Cardiologist, Rather Than Hospitalist, Have Fewer Readmissions
- High Blood Pressure in Young Adults Likely to Go Undiagnosed
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