Physical Training Key to Avoiding ACL Injuries
The American Academy of Pediatrics is issuing a new report to deal with ACL tears in young athletes.
Medical Breakthroughs
Vaccines Save 700,000 Lives Over 20 Years
A new government report estimates vaccines will save the lives of more than 700,000 American children born during the past 20 years.
B Cells Could Fight Multiple Sclerosis
B cells, a type of white blood cells in the immune system, may be the key to reducing Multiple Sclerosis symptoms.
Coffee Could Lower Risk for Diabetes
Drinking more coffee seems to lower the risk of diabetes.
Higher Education Leads to Improved Brain Injury Recovery
People with more education tend to recover better from traumatic brain injuries.
Memory Problems Linked to Death Rates
A new mayo clinic study is making a connection between mild memory and thinking problems and higher death rates.
Children Using Medication for Behavioral Problems
New government health numbers show seven and a half percent of children use prescription medication to treat emotional and behavioral problems.
FDA Rules Against New Painkiller
A Food and Drug Administration advisory panel has recommended against approving a new powerful prescription painkiller.
Underweight Babies Likely to Have Heart Disease as Adults
Babies born at a low birth weight or breastfed for less than three months– or not at all — are more likely to have cardiovascular disease as young adults.
Survival Behavior Linked to Spinal Cord
British researchers have discovered a chain of connections in the brain that link survival behavior to the spinal cord.
