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Cancer History Raises Risk of Memory Decline

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

People who’ve had cancer are 40 percent more likely to report having memory problems than people who haven’t, a new study suggests. The finding reveals that memory problems ...

For Teens, Acne Impacts Self Esteem

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

Acne can take a toll on teens’ self-esteem and quality of life, and can even lead to depression and psychological issues, according to a new review of studies. ...

5 Amazing Images in Medicine

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

Introduction Modern medicine has accomplished some incredible feats, including helping people to survive injuries and diseases that might have seemed impossible to survive a few decades ago. Doctors ...

Male Nurses More Masculine than Other Guys

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

Despite the old stereotype that nursing is a “women’s profession,” male nurses display more typically masculine traits than men who work in other vocations, a new study suggests. ...

Kids Who Play ‘Choking Game’ At Bigger Risk for Sex, Drinking

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

Kids who play the so-called “choking game” are more likely to engage in other risky behaviors, including sex, substance use and gambling, a new study of middle schoolers ...

Tiny Batteries Can Be Inhaled, Docs Warn

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

Disk batteries are known to be hazardous because young children can swallow them, but the batteries also are small enough to be accidentally inhaled, according to doctors reporting ...

CT Scan Dilemma: Diagnoses Improve, but Cancer Risks Remain

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

Patients who come to the emergency room with abdominal pain present a diagnostic challenge to doctors — the symptom could be attributed to a number of conditions. A ...

The Hidden Illnesses of Presidents

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

In an era of instant communication, the American public expects to know the facts about the health of its presidents. So it’s no secret that Barack Obama has ...

Hold the Knife: Antibiotics May Be Safe Treatment for Appendicitis

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

Patients with appendicitis usually have surgery to remove their appendix, but in some cases, it may be safe to use antibiotics as a first-line treatment instead, a new ...

Social Media Helping to Counter Health Myths

By Mark Schweizer

10 days ago

ATLANTA — Researchers have recently used social media to track the spread of diseases such as influenza, and now they are attempting to use such technologies to tackle ...

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Cancer History Raises Risk of Memory Decline

For Teens, Acne Impacts Self Esteem

5 Amazing Images in Medicine

Male Nurses More Masculine than Other Guys

Kids Who Play ‘Choking Game’ At Bigger Risk for Sex, Drinking

Tiny Batteries Can Be Inhaled, Docs Warn

CT Scan Dilemma: Diagnoses Improve, but Cancer Risks Remain

The Hidden Illnesses of Presidents

Hold the Knife: Antibiotics May Be Safe Treatment for Appendicitis

Social Media Helping to Counter Health Myths

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