Sochi Olympian Remains Paralyzed After Brutal Crash
For some skiers, like gold medalists Mikaela Shiffrin and Ted Ligety, the Sochi Olympics are an event to be looked […]
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Research Funded by Coca-Cola Says Its Drinks Don’t Exacerbate Obesity Epidemic
The average American adult drinks about 500 cans of soda each year. That’s about 52 pounds of sugar being consumed
Researchers Look to Explore Stem Cell Possibilities for Spinal Cord Injuries
Researchers at Chicago’s Rush University Medical Center are currently exploring new forms of therapy that would use stem cells to
How the New Google Glass App is Helping Those With Autism
Autism is a neural development disorder that affects individuals’ cognitive understanding; common characteristics of the disorder include difficulty with eye
Research Claims Texting Can Alleviate Pain
Pain is a serious problem, affecting more American citizens than heart disease, diabetes, and cancer combined. A recent report from
Federal Changes Could Require Electronic Records for Home Health Agencies
It appears the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services may once again be using payment rules to spur the adoption
China’s Notorious Air Pollution May Be Worsening Its Floods
Soot and other air pollution may be the cause behind China’s devastating 2013 flood, the country’s worst flood in 50
CVS to Share Medical Records With 4 Major Providers
CVS Health announced June 24 that it will be partnering and sharing data with four new healthcare providers across the
For the First Time in 75 Years, the FDA May Be Able to Regulate the Cosmetics Industry
For about 75 years, the federal government has not updated its regulations of ingredients in cosmetic and personal-care products, but
Scandinavian Start Ups Create New Ways to Diagnose Skin Cancer
Healthcare in Scandinavia is already reputed to be among the best in the world. However, thanks to a few new