Social networks transmit healthy –and unhealthy–behavioursWe have added the new world of electronic social networks to our face-to-face connections. Humans are social animals and our attitudes, emotions and behaviours are strongly influenced by our social groups. Second-hand smoke bad for babies-to-beStudy reinforces need for better public policy There’s no need to fear genetically modified food Humans have been selectively propagating qualities in food for millennia. These approaches stand to benefit medicine, too Community program reduces cardiovascular hospitalization rate Teaching volunteer peer educators about risk factors and how to reduce them proves effective in Canadian study Apixaban reduces AF patients’ stroke risk compared with ASA Agent tested in atrial fibrillation patients who are unsuitable for warfarin therapy Article on patient trust just hype to some, but a sign of the times to others New anti-rejection strategy excites transplant surgeons Partial transfer of bone marrow cells may trick body into accepting donated organ Hope Air links remote regions to timely medical care Charitable group offers assistance and optimism from high above Role reversal: When the student becomes the patient Hospitals suddenly become cold, unfamiliar settings when a stethoscope is exchanged for a gown Vaginosis-IUD link examined Is having an intrauterine device more likely to increase a woman’s chance of having bacterial vaginosis? First Previous 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 Next Last
