Health

Web-surfing parents have less trust in pediatrician

rhonda - May 6, 2017

Health information gleaned online can alter parents’ views on the advice they get from a pediatrician, a small study finds....Read More
Popping, clicking knees may indicate onset of arthritis

rhonda - May 6, 2017

Knees that “pop,” “click” or “crackle” may sometimes be headed toward arthritis in the near future, a new study suggests....Read More
Researchers cure diabetes in mice without side effects

rhonda - May 5, 2017

Researchers at the University of Texas Health San Antonio report they have essentially cured type 1 diabetes in laboratory mice by using gene transfer....Read More
Study: Benefits of antipsychotic drugs outweigh the risks

rhonda - May 5, 2017

Columbia University researchers have found antipsychotic medications do not have negative long-term effects on patients with schizophrenia and other disorders....Read More
Study: Alterations to circadian clock change the body’s response to diet

rhonda - May 5, 2017

Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine have found that changing the circadian clock in mice can alter how the body responds to diet....Read More
FDA approves new drug to treat type of liver cancer

rhonda - May 5, 2017

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration Thursday approved a new drug to treat the most common form of liver cancer, hepatocellular carcinoma....Read More
A Toddler’s Screen Time Tied to Speech Delay

rhonda - May 5, 2017

Letting a baby or toddler use a smartphone or tablet may lead to delays in talking, a new study suggests....Read More
Study shows rising rates of suicidal acts in transgender adults

rhonda - May 5, 2017

Canadian researchers have found that transgender adults are at an increased risk for suicidal thoughts and attempted suicide than others....Read More
Language barriers lead to negative outcomes in home healthcare

rhonda - May 5, 2017

Research shows a vulnerability gap for patients with limited English proficiency receiving home healthcare, which could affect treatment outcomes negatively....Read More
Scientists find cells responsible for testicle repair in study with mice

rhonda - May 4, 2017

A new study by researchers at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, has shed light on the mechanisms behind cell repair that could lead to preserved fertility....Read More

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Sports

Rookie QB’s Bryce Young, Anthony Richardson ruled out for Panthers, Colts

Rookies Bryce Young and Anthony Richardson, two of the first quarterbacks selected in the 2023 NFL Draft, will not play in Week 3 because of injuries, their teams announced Friday....Read More
Bengals sign QB Reid Sinnett to practice squad; Joe Burrow’s status iffy

The Cincinnati Bengals signed quarterback Reid Sinnett to their practice squad, the team announced Friday afternoon. The signing came amid uncertainty about starting quarterback Joe Burrow’s status for Week 3....Read More
$1M Pennsylvania Derby, Cotillion put 3-year-olds back in horse racing spotlight

Three-year-olds return to the spotlight in weekend horse racing with the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby and $1 million Cotillion at Parx Racing taking center stage....Read More
Fantasy football: Cousins, Pickett among must-start QBs for Week 3

Kirk Cousins and Kenny Pickett are among UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler’s must-start fantasy football quarterbacks for Week 3....Read More

Health

Web-surfing parents have less trust in pediatrician

Popping, clicking knees may indicate onset of arthritis

Researchers cure diabetes in mice without side effects

Study: Benefits of antipsychotic drugs outweigh the risks

Study: Alterations to circadian clock change the body’s response to diet

FDA approves new drug to treat type of liver cancer

A Toddler’s Screen Time Tied to Speech Delay

Study shows rising rates of suicidal acts in transgender adults

Language barriers lead to negative outcomes in home healthcare

Scientists find cells responsible for testicle repair in study with mice

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