Kids’ chemical injuries down, but may rise in summer
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Injuries from gasoline, lamp oil and similar chemicals have dropped considerably among small children in the last decade, according to a new study. "It seems...
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Primrose oil no better than placebo for eczema
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Evening primrose oil doesn't reduce the symptoms of the itchy skin problem eczema, according to a new review of studies. Herbal supplement makers market primrose...
Primrose oil no better than placebo for eczema
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Evening primrose oil doesn't reduce the symptoms of the itchy skin problem eczema, according to a new review of studies. Herbal supplement makers market primrose...
Large study finds no vaccine link to nerve disorder
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - In a review of data covering 13 years and millions of patients, researchers found no evidence of a link between being vaccinated against tetanus, hepatitis,...
Large study finds no vaccine link to nerve disorder
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - In a review of data covering 13 years and millions of patients, researchers found no evidence of a link between being vaccinated against tetanus, hepatitis,...
Brain work-outs may help preserve mental function
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A review of the best evidence for interventions to prevent declining brain power finds that only one - mental exercise - consistently makes a difference....
Exercise as good as massage for sore muscles
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The aches and pains people suffer after working out more than usual can be relieved just as well by exercise as by massage, according to...
People eat more unhealthy foods on days they drink
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Americans tend to eat more calories and fat on the days they also have alcoholic drinks, a new study suggests. "Food choices changed on the...
Chinese herbs may reduce hot flashes
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women taking a Chinese herbal formula experienced less than half the number of menopausal hot flashes they had before the treatment, according to a new...
Even moderate drinking may be risky with hepatitis C
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - For people with the chronic liver infection hepatitis C, heavy drinking is an obvious no-no, but a new study links even modest alcohol consumption with...