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A national evaluation of nearly 20,000 operations found more than a third of last-minute cancellations were potentially avoidable.
Health officials in Iowa say exposure to wildfire smoke is producing measurable effects on both the body and mental well-being of residents.
A new study found the elevated risk affects children across multiple disorder categories, not just depression or anxiety.
Researchers have published findings from a health study examining residents exposed to chemicals following the Norfolk Southern derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
Attorneys and relatives of the woman charged say her mental state was severely compromised at the time of the alleged abuse.
The case against the Massachusetts mother has drawn scrutiny toward gaps in psychiatric care that her attorneys say went unaddressed before the killings.
The new unit puts trained mental health responders on the street around the clock in Naperville, Illinois.
McMaster University researchers found that the hormone GDF15 reduces liver inflammation and scarring through a previously unknown brain-to-liver signaling route, even when body weight does not change.
A Rockefeller University study found that six 30-second all-out sprints altered nearly a quarter of blood proteins measured, compared to less than one-quarter of one percent after prolonged moderate cycling.
Salmonella, E. coli, and Cyclospora contamination have driven recalls affecting products sold across at least 26 states since mid-July.
A 20-milligram daily dose of zinc was found to significantly reduce infections in children who have sickle cell anemia, according to new research.
The Mount Sinai research suggests some patients with a specific type of metastatic breast cancer may respond to treatment without chemotherapy.
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