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Injury Risk Greater in Poorer Neighborhoods, Study Finds Residents in low-income areas have 20 times greater risk of trauma from guns and cuts9/10/2010112847
In Elderly, Risks Differ for Indoor Versus Outdoor Falls Prevention programs should take seniors' lifestyle, environment into account, researchers say9/10/2010112837
10% of 2010 Winter Olympians Suffered Injuries Bobsledding, ice hockey, alpine freestyle skiing proved among most dangerous sports, study says9/10/2010112833
Kids Playing With Laser Pointers May Be Aiming for Eye Trouble Teen boy damages retina with Internet-purchased 'toy,' doctors say9/9/2010112831
Dementia Warning Signs Identified in Type 2 Diabetics: Study High blood pressure, slow gait, self-reported bad health might signal decline, researchers say9/9/2010112827
Many Heart Patients Place False Hope in Angioplasty In non-emergency scenarios, the artery-opening procedure won't prevent heart attack, experts note9/9/2010112821
Pancreatic Chemo Comparison Finds No Survival Boost Search for more successful treatments for the deadly cancer continues, expert says9/8/2010112805
'Self-Embedding' Takes Teen Self-Injury to the Extreme Radiologists recommend minimally invasive procedure to remove staples, paper clips and more9/8/2010112803
Urgent Care, Retail Clinics Offer Alternatives to ER Visits Less expensive options could save over $4 billion a year in U.S. health care costs, study suggests9/8/2010112797
Room Air Sometimes as Good as Oxygen Therapy: Study Comparison found no significant difference in breathlessness levels among terminally ill9/4/2010112771
Safety Top Concern of U.S. Workers, Surveys Show Issue gets too little media attention, spokesmen say9/4/2010112770
As Hurricane Earl Hits East Coast, Residents Urged to Brace Themselves Feds advise shoring up homes, storing water and food, and monitoring radio, TV9/4/2010112766
Long-Term Use of Bone Drugs May Be Linked to Esophageal Cancer 5 years of meds such as Boniva, Fosamax almost doubles chances, but actual risk still low, researchers say9/3/2010112761
East Coast Residents Should Prepare for Hurricane Earl: FEMA Feds advise shoring up homes, storing water and food, and monitoring radio, TV9/3/2010112754
Case Study Reveals 'Percussionist Wrist' Injury Similar to tennis elbow, painless growth appears to be instance of overuse9/2/2010112739
Immune System Research Sees Many Similarities Among People Findings may lead to better diagnosis, treatment of cancers, autoimmune diseases, study says9/2/2010112735
Certain Exercises Benefit Arthritic Dogs Walking uphill, over low obstacles may help Fido stay flexible, study shows9/1/2010112725
Babies Born Late May Face Small Cerebral Palsy Risk But researcher cautioned real risk is still very low for both late-term and pre-term newborns9/1/2010112724
Dementia Patients, Caregivers May Benefit From Home-Based Program Professional evaluation, education over 4 months seems especially helpful for caregivers, study finds9/1/2010112722
East Coast Should Prepare for Hurricane Earl: FEMA Feds advise residents to shore up homes, store water and food, and monitor radio, TV for info on risks and evacuation9/1/2010112721
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