Health
How much sleep do teens really need? Maybe less than you think
1Health | 
If your teen’s lack of sleep is keeping you up nights, a new study should help put your mind at ease.National guidelines recommend at least eight hours of serious sn...
Parenthood group vile, deceitful
1Health | 
It is a tragedy that Planned Parenthood, which masquerades as a support service for women's health issues, could ever have gained a positive reputation in American s...
Mass.: Bone Marrow Donor Recruiting Cases Settled
1Health |
A bone marrow registry and medical laboratory company that used fashion models wearing high heels and short skirts to recruit potential donors will pay the states of...
Study: Magic mushrooms may help treat depression
1Health |
Psychedelic mushrooms may point to new ways to treat depression, suggest two small brain imaging studies that seem to show how psilocybin -- the active ingredient in...
Beware, headphone may cost your life
1Health |
Researchers have found a dramatic rise in injuries to people using headphones while walking on the streets and have warned of serious accidents involving pedestrians...
Study: Pot doesn’t harm lungs like tobacco does
1Health |
Smoking a joint from time to time won't damage the lungs, even after years of drug use, according to a study led by University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) re...
Nearly Half Of All Cancers Preventable
4Health, Lifestyle, Trending, World News | 
Better lifestyles could prevent almost half of all cancers in men and 40% in women, according to a major study. Cancer Research UK has found that more than 100,00...
Utah technique could one day predict aggressive breast cancer
1Health |
Researchers at Huntsman Cancer Institute announced Monday they can successfully grow fragments of breast cancer cells into tumors in mice — a step in a long path tow...
Study Casts Doubt on Cell Phone-Brain Cancer Link
1Health |
A new study casts doubt on the possible link between cell phones and brain cancer, but experts say the risk can't be ruled out. The study of 358,403 Danish cell p...
World’s first malaria vaccine works in major trial
2Health, World News |
An experimental vaccine from GlaxoSmithKline halved the risk of African children getting malaria in a major clinical trial, making it likely to become the world’s fi...
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