Vitamin D no help for knee osteoarthritis, study says Taking supplements of vitamin D doesn't appear to ease pain caused by osteoarthritis of the knee or slow the progression of the disease, according to a study.
Limiting TV before bed might help kids get to sleep, study finds Watching TV and using other electronic media devices might affect sleep by arousing the brain, disrupting the body’s natural sleep rhythm or simply keeping kids up later, according to background in the study.
Recess is good for kids, pediatricians say Recess breaks are a necessary part of a child’s school day—and one of the keys to healthy growth and development both in and out of school, according to a new policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Lower doses recommended for some sleep medications Current dosages of zolpidem leave too much of the drug in the system the next morning, which can impair driving and other activities, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Prescription drug misuse still a leading health concern Prescription drug misuse is second only to marijuana use as the most prevalent illicit drug problem in the U.S, according to a report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Smooth shaving: Dermatologists offer tips to ease irritation Shaving can be hard on the skin, particularly in winter months when skin may be dry. However, it is possible to achieve a smooth look and feel while minimizing the nicks and irritation.
Study looks at how well women are following Pap test guidelines Consistent with the latest national recommendations, more young women in the U.S. are waiting to have their first screening test for cervical cancer until age 21. But many women who have had hysterectomies continue to get tested, even when there may be no need.