Experimental drug can encourage bone growth in children with dwarfism
Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine, the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute in Australia and seven other medical institutions report that an […]
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Getting a good night’s sleep is important for everyone — including physicians. In 2011, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical […] Eating later in the day may contribute to weight gain, according to a new study to be presented Saturday at […] The Deciphering Developmental Disorders study has discovered that only a small fraction of rare, undiagnosed developmental disorders in the British […] New algorithms take advantage of multiple smart watch sensors to accurately monitor wearers’ sleep patterns. As well as obtaining rich […] Up to two years following elective, arthroscopic hip surgery, a substantial proportion of patients reported troubling new health issues ranging […] It’s no secret that many teenagers stay up late to scroll through social media or catch up with friends on […] Sleeping less than six hours or waking up several times in the night is associated with an increased risk of […] Screen time from computers, phones, tablet computers, video games, TV and other screen-based devices is associated with an increased amount […] Two discoveries — one in the brains of people with heroin addiction and the other in the brains of sleepy […]
Eliminating extended work shifts improves sleep duration for senior resident physicians: Hours slept per week increased by 8 percent among pediatric resident physicians who worked a rapid cycling work roster
Eating later in the day may be associated with obesity
Recessive genes explain only small fraction of undiagnosed developmental disorders: Study will guide research and help estimate risk for future pregnancies
New smart watch algorithms can help identify why you are sleeping poorly
Hidden health problems can appear up to two years after elective hip surgeries: Even when surgeries are successful, patients report more pain, arthritis and other ailments
More than half of parents of sleep-deprived teens blame electronics
Short and fragmented sleep linked to hardened arteries
New tools, old rules: Limit screen-based recreational media at home
Change in brain cells linked to opiate addiction, narcolepsy: Chemical messengers abundant in heroin users, lacking in narcolepsy
