Adults under 65 who live alone had a 22% higher risk of death than those who live with others, compared with 6% for older adults
More Americans live alone than ever before, and most of the worry about it has focused on older people. Researchers…
AI predicted which emergency room patients would develop PTSD a month later from their answer to one routine question
About 43 million people a year arrive at US emergency rooms with injuries, and more than a quarter of them later develop post-traumatic stress disorder. Most are never…
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Making daylight saving time permanent would send American kids to school in the dark at least 2 billion more times a year, and that comes with a cost
Every November, Americans set their clocks back an hour, and every year the debate returns about ending the switch for…
Scientists linked an invisible gas found in many American homes to a higher risk of heart failure in a study of 43,000 older women
Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas that seeps up from the ground through cracks in foundations and builds up…
In a study of 409,000 adults, one everyday habit seemed to offset some of the brain effects of diabetes, heart disease and stroke
Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and stroke are among the best-known risk factors for memory decline and dementia. Researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden wanted to know whether…
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