Articles for Tag: "health enews"
In the wake of Sandy Hook, an Advocate expert offers insights on Asperger’s syndrome and its link to violence.
Coordinated care helps patients not have to make second trips back to the hospital.
Pope’s resignation shocks everyone except senior care docs.
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These days, everyone’s talking about concussions. From high school athletes to weekend warriors to gridiron stars—the sum of all those bruised, beaten brains can lead to serious health issues. But what if you’re an Average Joe? Do you have to worry about the consequences of serious head trauma years, even decades, after you’ve suffered a bump on the head?
When it comes to heart attack symptoms, women and men are different.
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A new study shows that 35 percent of Americans report diagnosing themselves or family members online. But if your last web search shows you have Gaucher disease, can you believe the information you’re getting? What can you do to avoid a self-misdiagnosis? Follow these tips to use the Internet responsibly when searching for medical conditions.
Alarming new report sheds light on the growing number of boys and girls suffering with eating disorders.
