Multiple Brain Injuries and Concussions Linked to More Suicidal Thoughts
The increase in suicide among military members is partially driven by a rise in psychiatric illnesses, according to a new study.
Could Family Longevity Protect Against Dementia?
New research shows that if your parents lived longer lives than those in their peer group your risk of cognitive impairment is reduced.
When Hospital Regulations Go Too Far
A survey of surgical residents found that limiting work hours not only compromises education but leads to worse care for patients.
Why All Immigrant Children Should Have Access to Health Care
A group of U.S. pediatricians makes the case.
Do School Programs Keep Kids From Smoking?
Certain school-based programs that aim to keep kids from smoking cigarettes seem to work, according to a fresh look at some past research.
How Social Groups Influence Parents’ Decision to Vaccinate
It's not just the family physician offering advice on whether to vaccinate or not. Parents are also turning to friends, family, books, pamphlets, and the Internet for guidance.