Half of Drinkers Who Think They’re Fit to Drive Are Wrong: Study

If you think you’re fine to drive after drinking, there’s a good chance you’re wrong, new research shows. The study found that despite being over…
Read onIf you think you’re fine to drive after drinking, there’s a good chance you’re wrong, new research shows. The study found that despite being over…
Read onWhen a woman’s periods begin to slow down and finally stop, digestive problems often pick up — and new research suggests race and ethnicity play…
Read onKids can be cruel, and bullies often zero in on kids they view as weak or different, including those with asthma. One in 10 children…
Read onMany folks turn to pot to help them relax and get a good night’s sleep, but new research finds the practice may do the exact…
Read onAn experimental hormone therapy pill can effectively stall the progression of breast cancer, even in older patients whose tumors have mutated to make such therapy…
Read onTUESDAY, Dec. 7, 2021 — Though they live in one of the world’s richest nations, a growing number of young Americans are without ample health…
Read onNew York City’s ban on a certain type of heating oil led to significant reductions in air pollutants that pose a risk to health, new…
Read onStarting college can be a time of fun, new experiences and growth. Yet it can also be a rough transition for many students who struggle…
Read onChecking older adults’ resting heart rate could help identify those who are more likely to experience a decline in mental function, a Swedish study suggests.…
Read onA boy or a girl? New research suggests that the air pregnant women breathe or the water they drink could play a role in their…
Read onPeople who’ve already had COVID-19 have a higher risk of reinfection with the Omicron coronavirus variant than with earlier variants, new research shows. The South…
Read onCollege students are not bouncing back from the changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, a troubling new study finds. Researchers were surprised to find…
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