Half of America Takes Prescription Drugs
The C-D-C reports about half of all Americans reported taking one or more prescription drugs from 2007 to 2010.
Medical Breakthroughs
Bullying Could Have Long-Term Affects
Researchers at Duke University Medical Center say bullying could have long-term health consequences.
Pregnancy Increases Risk of Traffic Accident
Pregnancy increases the risk of getting into a serious traffic accident by more than 40 percent.
Antioxidants in Red Wine, Chocolate Do Not Extend Life
A new study from Italy shoots down the theory that a diet rich in the antioxidants found in red wine, and chocolate helps you live longer.
Cervical Cancer Rates Higher Than Reported
U.S. Cervical cancer rates are higher than previously reported, according to a new report from the University of Maryland.
Kids With Smoking Parents More Likely to Smoke
Kids with parents addicted to smoking are more likely to become heavy smokers themselves.
Concussion Symptoms Last Longer Than Expected
Children who suffer a concussion may experience symptoms long after the initial injury.
Music and Language Share Brain Space
A new study suggests music and language share the same space in the brain.
New Study Predicts Post Surgery Complications
More than half of all operations in the U.S. are performed on patients 65 and older.
Scientists Determine What Makes Athletes Choke Under Pressure
Sports scientists are proving what athletes, coaches and sports fans may already know: anxiety can make an athlete choke.
