Heart hospitalizations may spike days after snowstorms pass Hospitalizations for heart problems may drop the day of a major snowstorm then climb above average in the aftermath, a U.S. study suggests.
Do doctors spend too much time with computers? For every hour that some doctors devote to direct patient care they may spend about five hours on other tasks, often because they're tied up with computer work, a Swiss study suggests.
British group: To avoid offending patients, don’t use term ‘expectant mother’ A prominent association representing medical professionals in Great Britain has asked its staff not to use the term “expectant mother” to avoid offending transgender and intersex patients, leading some critics to slam the organization for being too “politically correct.”
Are you addicted to your cellphone? Tips for breaking the habit With the seemingly relentless and inescapable noise and demands of modern-day devices, getting a mere five minutes of distraction-free time, and dare I say peace and quiet, can seem near impossible.
Alternative medicine might help treat premature ejaculation Complementary and alternative medicine options may help men manage premature ejaculation, according to a new review of existing research.
Games, crafts, other activities may safeguard aging brain Even in your 70s and beyond, simple activities including web-surfing, playing bridge and socializing may help stave off mental decline.
Woman who rescued golden retriever pup from abuse reunited at adoption ceremony For weeks, an Arizona woman heard the cries of a dog near her home, but couldn’t figure out where they were coming from.
Japan's antidote to overwork: 'inemuri' naps People who can nod off in any situation may consider a move to Japan, where public napping, so long as one follows certain rules of etiquette, is basically seen as virtuous.
Feeling down? Scientists suggest spending time nude Are people who spend time naked in the company of others happier than those who don't?
Boy's golden retriever can detect his seizures hours in advance The bond between a Utah boy with severe epilepsy and his service dog, Dopey, are tugging at heart strings across the nation.
