Archive: 18/11/2014

Many teens suffer 'cyber' dating abuse, study suggests

(HealthDay)—Many teens are abused online by the people they're dating, a new study suggests.

Nov 18, 2014

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Exercise, physical therapy may help ease pain of arthritis

(HealthDay)—Regular exercise and physical therapy may benefit people with hip and knee arthritis, new research suggests.

Nov 18, 2014

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Some painkillers tied to bleeding risk in those with abnormal heartbeat

(HealthDay)—People with the abnormal heartbeat known as atrial fibrillation who take common painkillers might significantly increase their risk for bleeding and blood clots, according to a new study.

Nov 18, 2014

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The army of housewives saving Nepal's newborns

On a wet and windy morning, Nepalese housewife Bhumisara Upadhyay is out visiting pregnant women, on a mission to slash newborn deaths in the Himalayan nation with a simple tube of gel.

Nov 18, 2014

Russian doctors protest as reforms threaten jobs

Russian doctors have taken to the streets in a rare protest as thousands are set to lose their jobs and dozens of hospitals are due to shut in Moscow in controversial moves to modernise the creaking health system.

Nov 18, 2014

Peruvian frog juice drinkers laud health benefits

Frogs from Peru's Lake Titicaca are the main ingredient in a juice blend that some Andean cultures believe has the power to cure asthma, bronchitis, sluggishness and a low sex drive.

Nov 18, 2014

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Acculturative stress found to be root cause of high depression rates in Latino youth

Researchers at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis say acculturative stress may explain, in part, why Indiana's Latino youth face an alarming disparity in depression and suicide rates when compared to their ...

Nov 18, 2014

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Premature infants benefit from early sodium supplementation, according to new research

Early sodium supplementation for very premature infants can enhance weight gain according to a recent study by researchers at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.

Nov 18, 2014

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US radiology departments prepare for Ebola

Radiologists from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Emory University School of Medicine have issued a special report on radiology preparedness for handling cases of Ebola virus. The report, outlining their protocols ...

Nov 18, 2014

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Archive: 18/11/2014

Many teens suffer 'cyber' dating abuse, study suggests

Exercise, physical therapy may help ease pain of arthritis

Some painkillers tied to bleeding risk in those with abnormal heartbeat

The army of housewives saving Nepal's newborns

Russian doctors protest as reforms threaten jobs

Peruvian frog juice drinkers laud health benefits

Acculturative stress found to be root cause of high depression rates in Latino youth

Premature infants benefit from early sodium supplementation, according to new research

US radiology departments prepare for Ebola

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