Archive: 13/07/2016

New recommendations for the diagnosis and treatment of adrenal incidentalomas

The appropriate clinical response to adrenal incidentaloma should depend on the likelihood of malignancy, according to new guidelines published today by the European Society of Endocrinology (ESE), in collaboration with the ...

Jul 13, 2016

Relationship woes could have roots close to home, study says

One of the biggest stumbling blocks to having successful relationships lies within.

Jul 13, 2016

Global effort needed to fight antimicrobial resistance

Food production is a key cause of the global antibiotic resistance crisis, according to a growing body of scientific evidence.

Jul 13, 2016

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Chinese city migrant children buck obesity trend

Researchers at the University of Birmingham have found that the children of migrants to Chinese cities have lower rates of obesity than youngsters in more affluent established urban families.

Jul 13, 2016

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Keeping children safe—new guide for preventing child accidental injuries in the under fives

Researchers from The University of Nottingham have worked with the Child Accident Prevention Trust to produce a guide to help commissioners of children's health services ensure accident prevention is a key part of health ...

Jul 13, 2016

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Online resource to help family members locate wandering loved ones with dementia

It is projected that more than 60 per cent of adults with Alzheimer's disease or dementia will wander. That's three out of every five individuals currently living with these conditions – a statistic that is on the rise.

Jul 13, 2016

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We'll spend billions tomorrow for not helping poor people quit smoking today

The gradual reduction of smoking – the number one cause of preventable death and illness – is one of the triumphs of public health in the United States. About 16.8 percent of Americans smoke today, compared to 42 percent ...

Jul 13, 2016

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Study finds differences in care for patients with low-risk prostate cancer based on institution and region

Men with low-risk prostate cancer have a variety of treatment options because of the relatively benign nature of their disease. Among many factors that influence treatment decisions, the type of cancer center a patient visits ...

Jul 13, 2016

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Environment, the microbiome, and preterm birth

Ebony Foreman-Broaddus knows she is fortunate. She and her husband served with the Marines in Iraq before they married. They now enjoy a comfortable life in Conyers, Georgia, where they are raising two sons, ages 8 and 6, ...

Jul 13, 2016

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The high price of workplace stress

Sick and tired of your job? You're not alone. Nearly half (44 percent) of working adults say that their current job affects their overall health, but only 28 percent of those believe that effect is a good one. People with ...

Jul 13, 2016

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Archive: 13/07/2016

New recommendations for the diagnosis and treatment of adrenal incidentalomas

Relationship woes could have roots close to home, study says

Global effort needed to fight antimicrobial resistance

Chinese city migrant children buck obesity trend

Keeping children safe—new guide for preventing child accidental injuries in the under fives

Online resource to help family members locate wandering loved ones with dementia

We'll spend billions tomorrow for not helping poor people quit smoking today

Study finds differences in care for patients with low-risk prostate cancer based on institution and region

Environment, the microbiome, and preterm birth

The high price of workplace stress

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