Being a "Difficult" Patient Might Come Back to Bite You
In fictional scenarios, doctors who were distracted by aggressive or disrespectful patients made more diagnostic errors.
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Genetic High-Cholesterol Condition More Common Than Thought
Researchers say finding shows early treatment is important to avert heart attack.
Supervised Exposure Therapy for Peanut Allergy Lasts, Study Finds
Even after a year-long break, kids maintained their tolerance.
What “Cured” Jimmy Carter?
Carter’s cancer, which had spread to his brain, appears to be in remission. One costly drug gets most of the credit.
Homemade Eye Creams and Makeup Removers: How Safe Are They?
Your skin may not appreciate your DIY beauty potions.
For Ironman Athletes, Study Shows Danger of Too Much Water
Frequent fluid stops entice racers to drink more than they need, expert says.
Need a Kidney? A New Approach Could Open Up the Options for Some
With desensitization, getting an incompatible organ is better than getting none, a major study finds.
Could a Gait Analysis Protect Your Joints?
You may feel okay when you run, but a gait analysis can find form problems that up your injury risk.
Drive-Through Hospital Births
A new study shows an alarming number of women around the world leave the hospital too soon after giving birth.
U.S. Pediatricians to Add Poverty to Well-Visit Checklist
One simple question might help families avert serious health risks, American Academy of Pediatrics says.
3D Printing of Complex Human Tissue Moves Forward
Scientists say they created tissue with blood vessels that survived for weeks in lab.
"Widowmaker" Heart Attacks Strike Women, Too, and May Feel Like the Flu
This deadly type of heart attack may seem like little more than a virus at first.
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