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Fists not football: Brain injuries seen in domestic assaults

Injuries leave some survivors so impaired that they can’t manage their jobs and lives

Why your smart friends can seem like such slackers

People who like to use their brains are a lot less physically active than people who don’t, according to research published in the Journal of Health Psychology. Now, you may think...

Volunteers sought as race to develop a Zika vaccine heats up

WASHINGTON – Wanted: Volunteers willing to be infected with the Zika virus for science. It may sound bizarre, but researchers are planning just such a study – this winter, when mo...

How two of the world’s top athletes battled burnout

© 2016, The Washington Post. Anthony Ervin and Jax Mariash Koudele are both high-performance athletes. At age 35, Ervin is the oldest male swimmer on the U.S. team at t...

Catalog of DNA variations helps find roots of disease

NEW YORK – A huge catalog of human DNA is helping researchers find tiny glitches that cause disease, in part by pointing out some false leads. The database, with genetic codes fro...

Best reason to read? Book lovers live longer, scientists say

Good news book readers: A chapter a day might keep the Grim Reaper away – at least a little longer. A recent study by Yale University researchers, published online in the journal ...

Studies shine light on mysterious placenta, how it goes awry

It nourishes fetus, acting as its lungs, kidneys and liver

Mercy Regional Medical Center earns top rating for quality of care

Hospital is only one in Colorado to do so

UN bungles response to Africa’s yellow fever outbreak

KINSHASA, Congo – The World Health Organization and its partners shipped more than 6 million yellow fever vaccines to Angola in February to quash an emerging epidemic, yet when they asked co...

Can house dust explain why Amish protected from asthma?

CHICAGO – Forget Fluffy and Fido. Bessie the cow just might make a healthier pet. That idea stems from new research in two farming-based religious communities that shun modern way...

Scientists uncover genes affecting risk for depression

NEW YORK – In a key advance for the study of depression, a comprehensive scan of human DNA has turned up the apparent hiding places of more than a dozen genes linked to the disorder. ...

Medical benefits of dental floss unproven

HOLMDEL, N.J. – It’s one of the most universal recommendations in all of public health: Floss daily to prevent gum disease and cavities. Except there’s little proof that flossing ...
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