Advertisement
The United States lags behind other advanced nations when it comes to infant mortality and the life expectancy of its citizens

Global Burden of Disease Report Evaluates the World’s Health

0
Life expectancy in the United States trails other wealthy nations
Effective strategies for managing physician burnout include mindfulness and stress-management training

Strategies Presented for Managing Physician Burnout

0
Shorter workdays, stress-management training can help the more than half of U.S. physicians affected
Males who were conceived using intracytoplasmic sperm injection may have lower sperm quantity and quality than those conceived naturally

Males Conceived Via ICSI May Have Sperm Abnormalities

0
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection linked with lower quantity and quality of offspring's sperm
Human papillomavirus-negative women have low long-term incidence of cervical cancer and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 3 or worse

Low Incidence of Cervical Cancer, CIN3+ for HPV-Negative Women

0
Low incidence may support extension of cervical screening interval beyond five years
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration says it has mandated significant cuts in the production of Schedule II opiate and opioid medication.

DEA Planning to Cut Production of Opioid Medication

0
There will be a reduction in amount of opioid controlled substances manufactured in 2017
In a new report

More Evidence of Zika Connection to Guillain-Barré Syndrome

0
Virus detected in body fluids of Colombians with Guillain-Barré syndrome
Early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease in women may be more difficult than in men because older women tend to retain better verbal memory

Women’s Better Memory Skills May Delay Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

0
Women tend to hold on to better verbal memory skills as they age compared to men
Development of depression is common in patients with newly diagnosed chronic stable angina

Depression Common in Patients With Chronic Angina

0
Development of depression post-diagnosis tied to increased morbidity, mortality
There's no evidence that fitness tracking devices raise activity levels enough to improve health

No Evidence Activity Tracker Devices Raise Fitness Levels

0
No sign of step increases in short term or any health effects in the intermediate term
Parts of the Midwest and South have the highest smoking rates in the United States

U.S. Smoking Rates Vary Across Counties Within States

0
Regional figures can help health officials tailor prevention programs