Consumer genetic tests for kids, problem drinkers and hospital infections, staph bacteria in meat and budget problems ahead for community clinics: all in today's Daily Briefing.
Fearful mental health workers, high hospital charges, and crazy movie theater soft drink sizes, plus more in today's Daily Briefing.
It makes for a sad spring when I can’t attend the annual Association of Health Care Journalists conference.
Why are doctors asking patients to sign a contract before prescribing painkillers? Answers and more in our Daily Briefing.
Heart disease is at least as ancient as Egyptian mummmies, researchers armed with CT scanners have found. Plus more from our Daily Briefing.
Some good news (finally!) about whooping cough, and a hospital mystery: why was a California hospital named as one of the nation's best when it's being investigated for patient safety problems?Â
Why are TB cases declining so dramatically in California? Answers and more in our Daily Briefing.
Learn more about what killed Elizabeth Taylor and the first anniversary of health reform in today's Daily Briefing.
Japan's radiation may have reached California shores, but experts say your health won't be affected. Plus more from our Daily Briefing.
Despite reassurances from public health officials that, for now, radioactive fallout from Japan’s worsening nuclear crisis will have a negligible impact on U.S. shores, Americans nevertheless are making an ill-considered run on the potassium iodide pills that can prevent radiation-related thyroid cancers.
