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Superbugs in Meat: Should You Be Worried?

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Several recent studies have identified methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA, a potentially deadly bacteria, in the U.S. meat supply. One study, to be published in the journal Emerging ...

High Blood Sugar Seems to Invite Colon Cancer

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Elevated blood sugar levels may increase women’s risk of developing colon cancer, a new study suggests. Of the postmenopausal women who were studied, those with the highest blood ...

Stem Cell Research Controversy: What the Injunction Means

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

The National Institutes of Health ordered its scientists Monday to shut down their research on human embryonic stem cells, in response to the temporary injunction issued in a ...

90% of Parents Multitask While Driving

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Parents hope their children won’t text and drive, but a new study suggests many parents are guilty of multitasking behind the wheel. The results show about 90 percent ...

90% of Parents Multitask While Driving

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Parents hope their children won’t text and drive, but a new study suggests many parents are guilty of multitasking behind the wheel. The results show about 90 percent ...

Lethal Combo of Flu, MRSA Bacteria Behind Maryland Family Deaths

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Two of the three members of a Maryland family who died of flu complications last month also had been infected with the drug-resistant bacteria commonly known as MRSA, ...

Why Debilitating MRSA Infections Are on the Decline

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Infections with the bacteria methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) have declined in recent years, according to a new study. The bacteria are perhaps best known for spreading among hospital ...

Cutting Back on Salt Doesn’t Reduce Risk of Dying

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Cutting back on salt may lower your blood pressure, but it might not help you live any longer, a new study finds. A moderate reduction in salt intake ...

Teens at Smaller Schools May Delay Drinking

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Teens’ positions within their school’s social network may influence when they start drinking alcohol, a new study says. The teenagers who started drinking over the course of the ...

New Therapy Could Boost Kidney Transplant Survival Rates

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

A treatment to filter out antibodies from kidney patients’ blood before their transplant surgery could double survival rates in certain hard-to-match transplant patients, a new study says. These ...

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Superbugs in Meat: Should You Be Worried?

High Blood Sugar Seems to Invite Colon Cancer

Stem Cell Research Controversy: What the Injunction Means

90% of Parents Multitask While Driving

90% of Parents Multitask While Driving

Lethal Combo of Flu, MRSA Bacteria Behind Maryland Family Deaths

Why Debilitating MRSA Infections Are on the Decline

Cutting Back on Salt Doesn’t Reduce Risk of Dying

Teens at Smaller Schools May Delay Drinking

New Therapy Could Boost Kidney Transplant Survival Rates

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