Up this week: Sex with a very old man and the fumblings of a foot fetishist. What can we learn…
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Death Toll From Listeria Outbreak Rises to 28
The death toll linked to listeria-contaminated cantaloupes in the United States has climbed to 28, the Centers for Disease Control…
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Sick days make workers less likely to suffer on-the-job injuries
Workers who can take paid time off when they are sick are less likely to suffer on-the-job injuries, according to…
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Doctors call for end to five cancer tests, treatments
In a move that threatens to further inflame concerns about the rationing of medical care, the nation’s leading association of…
Read MoreNew Hope for Blind as Europe’s First Embryonic Stem Cell Trial Is Approved
An injection aimed at curing blindness is to be given to British patients, after health authorities approved plans for the…
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10 Ways to Stay Allergy-Free This Fall
Spring isn’t the only rough time for allergy-sufferers. Here’s how you can avoid allergy symptoms in the fall season as…
Read MoreDoc’s Arthritis Struggle Shows Illness’ Severity
Dr. Sue Zieman can almost set her watch by her disease: Twice a day, she gets a fever and the…
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U.S. Smoking Rate Still Stuck at 1 in 5 Adults
ATLANTA – U.S. smoking rates continue to hold steady, at about one in five adults lighting up regularly, frustrated health…
Read MoreThe Do’s and Don’ts of Sunday Brunch
The midpoint between breakfast and lunch, brunch, is in many ways the perfect meal. A great time to spend with…
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Heading Soccer Balls Can Lead to Brain Damage, Study Says
Youth soccer officials are casting doubt on a recent study that claims regularly heading a soccer ball—even just a few…
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