Emergency room crowding is a common and complex problem for hospitals all over the world, and anything that can be done to improve patient flow without compromising care is a great help. Now, a new study shows how carefully written … Read More »
The belief that one is dead, an uncontrollable “alien” hand: these conditions wouldn’t sound out of place in a horror movie. So you may be surprised to learn that they are just two of the thousands of very real and … Read More »
University of Washington sociologists find – from biannual patterns of filings for divorce – that divorce is seasonal during the periods following winter and summer vacations. Divorce appears to peak during the times following winter and summer vacations. Associate sociology … Read More »
TUESDAY, Aug. 2, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Your mom told you to floss from an early age, and you try your best to keep up the habit because it saves gums and teeth. Or does it? A new investigation by … Read More »
In an age where romance is disregarded with a single swipe on a cell phone, and replaced with casual hookups through dating apps like Tinder, it is easy to assume that all young Americans are involved in frequent casual sex. … Read More »
By Shanoor Seervai It’s tempting to listen to women’s magazines and believe female orgasms are a small pleasure to make up for periods and pregnancy, what they might call the raw end of Darwin’s deal. But a study published Monday shows that … Read More »
A new NASA-led study finds that almost one-fifth of the global warming that has occurred in the past 150 years has been missed by historical records due to quirks in how global temperatures were recorded. The study explains why projections … Read More »