Americans Are Having Less Sex. Does It Matter?
Experts say the trend of millennials and other Americans engaging in sex less often does have some ramifications.
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Why Heart Disease is on the Rise in America
Experts say the country needs to reverse trends like obesity and diabetes, or heart disease will continue to kill us and bankrupt our healthcare system.
Pediatricians Issue Warning on Marijuana
Although marijuana is legal in a number of states, the American Academy of Pediatrics says doctors should warn parents the drug may be harmful to children.
Experts Still Urge Americans to Get Flu Shots. Here’s Why
Discrepancies over the severity of flu season continue.
Americans Still Skipping Out on Helpful Vaccines
CDC officials released new guidelines for vaccinations while they note a significant percentage of U.S. adults are not getting recommended inoculations.
Procedure May Provide Map for AFib Treatment
Scientists may have figured out a way to stop the heart from producing the irregular heartbeats caused by atrial fibrillation.
Insecticides Can Increase Your Risk for Diabetes and Other Ailments
Two insecticides linked to circadian and metabolic disruptions are part of a new study that looks at a new way garden chemicals can affect health.
Movie ‘Split’ Does Harm to People with Dissociative Identity Disorder, Experts Say
The film “Split” depicts a violent kidnapper with dissociative identity disorder. Experts say it’s not an accurate portrayal of people living with the illness.
Antibody Breakthroughs Give New Hope for HIV Treatments
Researchers in two new studies say they can leverage the body’s own antibodies to fight the virus that causes AIDS.
How Vulnerable Are Personal Medical Devices to Hackers?
A new FDA warning reignites the debate over how much security should be installed on equipment such as pacemakers and fitness trackers.