The Washington TimesFertility Smoking pot can reduce fertility in women, men: StudyThe Washington Times - Shen Wu Tan Smoking marijuana could hurt fertility in women as well as men, according to a new research paper whose lead author says more investigation of the …
The Washington TimesScooters Boom in electric scooters leads to more injuries, fatalitiesThe Washington Times - CATHY BUSSEWITZ and AMANDA MORRIS Andrew Hardy was crossing the street on an electric scooter in downtown Los Angeles when a car struck him at 50 miles per hour and flung him 15 feet …
The Washington TimesTeens U.S. birthrate among women in teens, 20s hits a 32-year lowThe Washington Times - Shen Wu Tan The U.S. birthrate among women in their teens and 20s has hit its lowest level in 32 years, marking the fourth consecutive year of fewer babies being …
The Washington Times Aspirin in low doses linked to increased risk of bleeding in the skullThe Washington Times - Andrew Blake Taking low doses of aspirin daily to prevent heart disease has been linked to an increased risk of bleeding in the skull, a report said …
The Washington Times Measles cases hit new high in U.S. since virus was declared eliminated in 2000The Washington Times - Douglas Ernst Nearly 700 Americans have come down with a case of the measles this year — a new high since the virus was declared eliminated in 2000. The U.S. …
The Washington TimesCholesterol Are eggs good or bad for you? New research rekindles debateThe Washington Times - LINDSEY TANNER The latest U.S. research on eggs won’t go over easy for those who can’t eat breakfast without them. Adults who ate about 1 ½ eggs daily had a slightly …
The Washington Times US regulators outline oversight on meat grown in lab dishesThe Washington Times - Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - Burgers made by growing cow cells in a lab dish have a clearer path to reaching supermarkets as U.S. regulators on Thursday outlined …
The Washington Times FDA approves pioneering nasal spray for depressionThe Washington Times - Tom Howell Jr. The Food and Drug Administration has approved a pioneering nasal spray to treat depression in adults that have not benefited from other …
The Washington Times Southwestern Washington measles case count grows to 61The Washington Times - Associated Press VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) - Clark County Public Health has identified two new measles cases and two new exposure locations in its ongoing outbreak …
The Washington Times Youth smoking decline stalls, and vaping may be to blameThe Washington Times - MIKE STOBBE NEW YORK (AP) - Cigarette smoking rates have stopped falling among U.S. kids, and health officials believe youth vaping is responsible. For decades, …
The Washington Times Anti-vaccination movement shepherds return of measles from near-eliminationThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Decades of progress in eliminating measles are slowly being erased as vaccination rates against the disease decline across the country, threatening …
The Washington Times Micro-needle birth control patch new contraception option: ReportThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Scientists have developed a long-lasting birth control patch they hope can give women more autonomy over family planning, reduce the number of doctor …
The Washington Times Chronic pain sufferers have technological option to opioidsThe Washington Times - By Cheryl K. Chumley ANALYSIS/OPINION: LAS VEGAS — Ask legal opioid users if they’d toss their prescriptions if their pain could be managed another way and their answers …
The Washington Times Mediterranean diet named No. 1 eating plan for 2019The Washington Times - Laura Kelly The Mediterranean diet was named the best eating plan for 2019, according to an annual ranking by U.S. News and World Report published Wednesday. The …
The Washington Times Fentanyl test strips help drug users detect deadly dosesThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Health care advocates want to put a cheap drug test in the hands of users to combat soaring rates of overdose deaths from the powerful synthetic …
The Washington Times States report uptick in patients with flu symptomsThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are reporting that the flu season is well underway, with several states recording a high number of …
The Washington Times Flexible fitness, food goals replace diet and exercise as resolutions for new yearThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly It’s no surprise that Americans want to get healthier in the new year by working out more and eating less, but a recent survey shows that people are …
The Washington TimesEczema People with eczema at risk for suicidal thoughts, attempts: StudyThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly People with eczema are 44 percent more likely to think about suicide and 36 percent more likely to attempt it, according to a study published …
The Washington TimesChristmas Doctors urge parents to go old school this Christmas: 'No evidence ... that screen time is good'The Washington Times - Laura Kelly Play Doh or PlayStation? Board games or Game Boy? Coloring books or “Call of Duty?” Pediatricians are telling parents to go old school in buying gifts …
The Washington Times Researchers develop quick, easy cancer detection testThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Australian researchers said Wednesday that they have created a test that can detect cancer quickly and easily, with the goal of revolutionizing early …
The Washington Times One-third of parents won't vaccinate child against flu: ReportThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly At least one-third of parents say they likely won’t vaccinate their child against the flu, despite federal recommendations for the seasonal shot for …
The Washington Times JUUL to yank flavored e-cigs from stores, close social media accountsThe Washington Times - Tom Howell Jr. Facing intense pressure from the Trump administration, the nation’s leading e-cigarette maker said Tuesday it will clamp down on teen use by …
The Washington Times Updated health guidelines encourage Americans to 'move more, sit less'The Washington Times - Laura Kelly Federal researchers published updated guidelines on exercise and physical activity on Monday, stressing that any movement is beneficial than none at …
The Washington Times No clear source in multistate salmonella outbreak linked to turkey productsThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Two weeks ahead of Thanksgiving, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are warning people that a salmonella outbreak linked to raw turkey …
The Washington Times Adults with untreated hearing loss suffer more health problems, increased costs: StudyThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Older adults with untreated hearing loss spend tens of thousands of dollars on extra medical bills because of longer and more frequent hospital …
The Washington Times Doctors say natural supplement kratom linked to opioid withdrawal symptoms in newborn: ReportThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Doctors believe the herbal supplement kratom caused newborns to exhibit withdrawal symptoms, as federal officials seek to classify the Southeast …
The Washington Times Spanking kids doesn't improve behavior, American Academy of Pediatrics warnsThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Disciplining children through spanking or other physical punishment increases aggression and has negative health effects, the American Academy of …
The Washington Times Pregnant women increasingly using marijuana, report saysThe Washington Times - Laura Kelly Pregnant women are increasingly using marijuana, especially during the first trimester, even as rates of alcohol consumption and cigarette smoking …
The Washington Times Gum, bottled water, pizza bagels want to be called 'healthy'The Washington Times - CANDICE CHOI NEW YORK (AP) - Pizza bagels, chewing gum and bottled water want to play a starring new role in our diets: Foods that can be called healthy. The U.S. …
