National Children’s Study Seeks Additional Participants In San Diego
Researchers are requesting women between the ages of 18 and 49 who are either currently pregnant or may become pregnant in the near future.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
USC Hospital Kidney Transplant Patient Received Wrong Kidney
They had to shut down the entire kidney transplant division in January after learning that a kidney transplant patient received the wrong kidney.
Pre-Workout Stretching Offers No Injury Prevention Benefit, Study Shows
New research explains that performing stretching exercises prior to running will not decrease injury risks at all.
FDA Approves Gastric Band For An Estimated 37 Million Obese Americans
This new FDA ruling now brings the total number of Americans eligible for the band close around 37 million.
Researchers Discover Drug That May Prevent Blindness In Pre-Term Babies
New research may benefit infants who are born pre-term and may eventually become blind due to the early birth.
Health Care Fraud Up To $225 Million Discovered
A massive health care fraud has been discovered, as officials hit 111 defendants with fraud charges on Thursday.
Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, To Discuss Technology, Innovation With President Obama
Topics for the meeting on Thursday plan to include the economy, and how entrepreneurship may be able to generate additional U.S. jobs.
Blocking Growth Hormones May Be The “Cure For Cancer”, Researchers Explain
Experts explain that if this process is actually correct, future generations may be able to live long, healthy, disease-free lives.
Consumers Nervous Caramel Coloring May Cause Cancer, Urge FDA To Ban It
The American Beverage Association explained this is simply another potential consumer scare and contains very little scientific basis for the accusations.
College Students More Anxious, Depressed, Study Shows
According to new studies, the numbers of college students that seek counseling for their moderate to severe depression have increased from 1998 to 2009.
