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2019-01-20 13:04Night shifts: The toll they can take on your life

As more of us work through the night, one man finds out how 30 years of shifts has affected his life.
BBC News Health

2019-01-20 01:06'I wear a mask to prevent cold allergy reaction'

Max Fisher, 23, gets red, itchy welts and swelling when in contact with anything cold.
BBC News Health

2019-01-20 00:27Carter Cookson: Baby who needed new heart dies

His parents, who lost their first son in 2013, say Carter Cookson has "gained his angel wings".
BBC News Health

2019-01-19 12:00Why Do We Hurt Robots?

They are like us, but unlike us, and both fearsome and easy to bully.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-19 11:00Yoga and Veterans: A Different Kind of Warrior

Many members of the military now include yoga — often taught by veterans — as an element of their workout routine, and veterans turn to the practice for therapeutic applications.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-18 23:13The Elderly and Driving: When Is It Time to Hit the Brakes?

Prince Philip, 97, was involved in a car accident outside London. For families everywhere, the incident raises all-too-familiar questions.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-18 21:38Plague: What to Know in 2019

It dates back to the 6th century, but bubonic plague is still active in the U.S. Three new cases have been reported in the last six months in cats, but no humans, in Wyoming.
WebMD

2019-01-18 21:09The New Old Age: Older Patients Are Not Returning as Often to Hospitals. Is That a Good Thing?

A new government program was supposed to prevent certain Medicare recipients from cycling in and out of hospitals. Now some experts worry it may be costing lives.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-18 20:58Your Sweat Will See You Now

A new device — wearable, wireless and battery free — improves the ability to monitor and diagnose health problems by analyzing the sweat on your skin.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-18 19:15Study: Movie Violence Doesn't Make Kids Violent

Researchers found that as PG-13 movies became more violent between 1985 and 2015, overall rates of murder and violence actually fell.
WebMD

2019-01-18 19:15Are You a Risk-Taker? It Might Lie in Your Genes

More than 100 genetic variants are linked with risk-taking, according to a groundbreaking new study.
WebMD

2019-01-18 19:15Study: Marketing to Docs, Opioid Crisis Linked

A county-by-county analysis showed that opioid use increased in places where drug makers focused their marketing efforts to physicians, researchers say.
WebMD

2019-01-18 18:37Perdue Chicken Nuggets Recalled For Wood Particles

The problem was discovered when Perdue received three complaints from consumers that wood was in the bag.
WebMD

2019-01-18 18:17Universal Flu Vaccine May Offer 1-Shot Protection

Researchers have been working for years on a universal flu vaccine that would mean no annual flu shots. How close are they getting to one?
WebMD

2019-01-18 17:46Study Links Drug Maker Gifts for Doctors to More Overdose Deaths

Counties where doctors got more meals, trips and consulting fees from opioid makers had higher overdose deaths involving prescription opioids.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-18 17:42Dr. John Mendelsohn, 82, Researcher Who Led Top Cancer Center, Dies

After pioneering a targeted cancer therapy, he oversaw MD Anderson in Houston as it gained a reputation as the nation’s top cancer hospital.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-18 15:15Is Type 1 Diabetes a Factor in Broken Bones?

An A1C level above 8 percent was linked to a greater risk of a specific type of fracture in people with type 1 diabetes, but not in those with type 2, according to a new study.
WebMD

2019-01-18 15:15Many Oncologists Unsure of LGBTQ Health Needs

Most doctors surveyed said they were comfortable treating lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender patients, but half or fewer felt confident in their knowledge of these patients' health needs.
WebMD

2019-01-18 15:15Steps to Reduce Hospital Sleep Disruptions Studied

Nighttime room entries dropped by 44 percent after researchers educated doctors and nurses on the health consequences of in-hospital sleep deprivation.
WebMD

2019-01-18 15:15Frailty a Risk Factor for Dementia

A new study indicates that a 'frail brain' might be more susceptible to neurological problems like dementia, a new study has found.
WebMD

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