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Sleep Problems May Be Early Sign of Suicidal Thoughts in Teens

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

Sleep problems in young teenagers may signal an increased risk of suicidal thoughts and self-harm attempts later in adolescence, a new study suggests. Teens who had trouble sleeping ...

Keep Crying: Colic Treatments Don’t Work

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

A colicky baby presents an unsettling challenge for a parent — an infant crying without a known reason, and often without a way of calming him down. But ...

Probiotics Could Help Prevent Urinary Tract Infections

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

Researchers have found a way to limit recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women by replenishing naturally occurring bacteria that live in the vagina, according to a new ...

How to Avoid a Nasty Virus on a Cruise Ship

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

Sharing a cabin with a sick person and not practicing good hygiene largely contributed to the spread of a diarrhea virus on a cruise ship in 2009, according ...

Brain Injury Location Tied to Higher Risk of Aggression

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

People with a type of traumatic brain injury that’s common in war are at risk for being more aggressive than they were before the injury, according to a ...

Baby-Mother Bonds Affect Future Adult Relationships, Study Finds

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

A mother lode of bonding – or a lack thereof – between moms and young children can predict kids’ behavior in romantic relationships decades later, a new study ...

How to Prevent iPad Shoulder Pain

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

If your shoulder hurts after using your tablet, you may be able to ease the discomfort by changing how you hold the device, a new study shows. Compared ...

Eating Disorders More Common than Thought in Women Over 50

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

Eating disorders affect women older than 50 just as much as they affect younger women, a new study found, despite the common perception that eating disorders are only ...

In-the-Womb Learning Affected by Mother’s Drinking

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

Drinking during pregnancy may harm an infant’s ability to learn even before he is born, according to a new study that is the first to examine alcohol’s effect ...

Flu Infection Needed to Allow Spread of Pneumonia or Meningitis

By Mark Schweizer

9 days ago

The flu is known to spur secondary diseases like pneumonia and meningitis, but new animal research suggests that the bacteria that cause these illnesses are only able to ...

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Sleep Problems May Be Early Sign of Suicidal Thoughts in Teens

Keep Crying: Colic Treatments Don’t Work

Probiotics Could Help Prevent Urinary Tract Infections

How to Avoid a Nasty Virus on a Cruise Ship

Brain Injury Location Tied to Higher Risk of Aggression

Baby-Mother Bonds Affect Future Adult Relationships, Study Finds

How to Prevent iPad Shoulder Pain

Eating Disorders More Common than Thought in Women Over 50

In-the-Womb Learning Affected by Mother’s Drinking

Flu Infection Needed to Allow Spread of Pneumonia or Meningitis

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