Children may be most at risk of stab injuries on way home from school
Children may be most at risk of being stabbed on their way home from school, suggests research published in the […]
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Relying on Dr. Google to diagnose eye problems may be dangerous to your health
Obese Patients Often Denied Kidney Transplants. Should They Be?
HER2+ early breast cancers where shorter-course trastuzumab could be an option
Length of breathing disruption in OSA may be better predictor of mortality risk
AHA: ozone pollution may be linked to a type of bleeding stroke
What causes nightmares? Here's why you may be prone to scary dreams
Clues that suggest people are lying may be deceptive, study shows
Women with heart disease in sub-Saharan Africa face challenges, but stigma may be worst of all
The more bizarre your baby’s babble is, the better reader they will be
