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For people undergoing major surgery, new research suggests they may want to check on the anesthesiologist’s workload before this point....Read More

In the aftermath of COVID-19 infection, people may have more to worry about than lingering symptoms like exhaustion and cough, a new study suggests....Read More

A new study of law enforcement officers, firefighters and other first responders finds unvaccinated first responders were likelier to develop COVID-19 — and less likely to believe in vaccines’ effectiveness and safety....Read More

Restricting salt intake too much actually may worsen outcomes for people with a common form of heart failure, a study published Monday suggests....Read More

People with some gut disorders may be at greater risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new study that scientists said confirms the link between the two....Read More

Efforts to curb the spread of the monkeypox virus in the United States are being complicated by more than COVID-19, public health experts told UPI....Read More

A new study suggests that even moderate drinking may be linked to brain changes and cognitive decline....Read More

Traumatic brain injuries in children involving sports and recreational equipment have increased significantly since 2000, a new study reports....Read More

Seven-year-olds who began life as preterm infants had stronger academic performance and fewer attention-deficit/hyperactivity symptoms if they got maternal milk in early life, a study released Wednesday said....Read More

Offering a spark of encouragement to healthy baby boomers, a study released Wednesday suggests lifestyle factors may be more important than age in determining dementia risk....Read More