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Doctor Strikes Do Not Increase Patient Deaths

New research suggests that doctors strikes do not increase death rates among patients. Doctors strikes do not increase death rates among patients, according to a recent study.

Nov 26, 2015 PM EST

Highest HIV cases in Europe ever, WHO reports
Nov 26, 2015 AM EST
Air pollution increases risk of premature death for diabetic women
Nov 26, 2015 AM EST
Progesterone may not prevent miscarriage, says study
Nov 26, 2015 AM EST
Dogs prevent anxiety in kids, says study
Nov 26, 2015 AM EST
Weekend born babies carry greater death risk
Nov 26, 2015 AM EST
Overweight, Obesity May Increase Risk of Cardiac Death
Nov 25, 2015 PM EST

Loneliness May Cause Illness

By Staff Reporter
Nov 25, 2015 PM EST
Syracuse Basketball Gets 4 Scholarships Back in Partial Appeal Ruling

By Russell Westerholm
Nov 25, 2015 PM EST
Scientists Influence Flatworms to Regrow Heads, Brains of a Different Species

By Russell Westerholm
Nov 25, 2015 PM EST
Astronomers Observe 'Red Hypergiant' Shedding Mass Ahead of Supernova

By Russell Westerholm
Nov 25, 2015 PM EST
Physical Activity Linked To Better Memory Among Older Adults

By J Dionne
Nov 25, 2015 PM EST
Police Will File No Criminal Charges in Rape Investigation Involving 3 Nebraska Football Players

By Russell Westerholm
Nov 25, 2015 AM EST
Text Messaging Program Effective At Cutting Binge Drinking

By J Dionne
Nov 25, 2015 AM EST
'Alien Megastructure' Could be Disproved by Comets Orbiting Distant Star

By Russell Westerholm
Nov 25, 2015 AM EST