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| | This common oversight may delay life-saving treatment, studies say | TUESDAY, July 10 Although prompt medical treatment is essential for people experiencing a stroke, hospitals aren't notified about incoming stroke patients in about one-third of cases, two new studies find. The failure of emergency medical services (EMS) personnel to... » Read the full article |
| | Second study reports slight increase in Guillain-Barre syndrome after vaccination | TUESDAY, July 10 Although hastily created in response to the pandemic threat posed by the H1N1 flu virus, the vaccine for H1N1 is safe, even for expectant mothers and their babies, new studies show. A Danish study that included more than 53,000 pregnant women, 13 pe... » Read the full article |
| | Following trail of tiny iron filings, docs might observe heart changes, stem-cell treatments | TUESDAY, July 10 Call it a fantastic voyage. Scientists have successfully found a way to inject tiny iron filings into the human body to potentially monitor medical therapies. The particles work as tracking devices that may help physicians determine if certain treatments are ... » Read the full article |
| | But overall they perform as well as boys in the subject, British researchers found | TUESDAY, July 10 Although both boys and girls may experience math anxiety, which is a discomfort solving math problems, the girls' math achievements are more likely to suffer as a result, according to a new study. Researchers from Cambridge University in England sai... » Read the full article |
| | Ministering to others linked to above-average rates of depression, chronic diseases, study shows | TUESDAY, July 10 The tendency of clergy to put others' needs ahead of their own may take a toll on their health, according to a new study. Researchers from Duke University said chronic diseases and depression are more prevalent among cler... » Read the full article |
| | U.S. not equipped to handle growing number of seniors with mental health, substance use issues, researchers say | TUESDAY, July 10 The United States faces an unprecedented number of aging baby boomers with mental health or substance use issues, a number so great it could overwhelm the existing health care system, a new report warned Tuesday. "The report is sufficiently alarmist... » Read the full article |
| | Childbearing is linked to larger size, but nursing cuts the odds, study finds | TUESDAY, July 10 How many children a woman bears and whether or not she breast-feeds them may affect her weight decades later, according to new research. Childbearing is linked with an increased risk of obesity, but breast-feeding cuts that risk by about 1 percent fo... » Read the full article |
| | As participation grows, accident rate poses a hurdle | TUESDAY, July 10 Track-related injuries have increased by more than a third among children and teens in the United States since the early 1990s, a new study finds. The number of young people hurt while participating in the sport surged ... » Read the full article |
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