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Feed SubscriptionADHD more common among youngest kids in class: Overdiagnosed?
"Our study suggests younger, less mature children are inappropriately being labelled and treated," study author says
Read More »New autism criteria: Expert seeks to calm fears
Says intent of redefining the disorder isn't to prevent anyone from getting help; One study suggests kids can outgrow autism
Read More »Protein May Make UV Exposure Safer In Morning
The early bird gets the worm--and may avoid skin cancer. Because a new mouse study suggests that, for humans, tanning in the mornings may be less likely to permanently damage DNA and cause skin cancer.
Read More »Is it autism? Facial features that show disorder
New study suggests "facial geometry" of common neurodevelopmental disorder
Read More »Is Alzheimer’s contagious? What new study says
Preliminary study suggests that Alzheimer's can spread from person to person much like "mad cow" disease spreads
Read More »Are people addicted to tanning? What brain study says
New study suggests frequent tanners' brains behave similar to alcoholics, drug addicts
Read More »Can colon cleansing cause more harm than good?
New study suggests products "tout benefits that don't exist," cause nasty side effects
Read More »Nose job patients often mentally ill, study says
People who seek cosmetic surgery might be better off with psycotherapy, Belgian study suggests
Read More »British docs say they can cure diabetes: How?
British study suggests "extreme" 600 calorie diet can reverse type 2 diabetes, restoring the body's insulin production
Read More »What flashy cars say about male sexuality
Guys who drive luxury sports cars more interested in flings than marriage, study suggests
Read More »Stem cell breakthrough may bring self-mending heart, scientists say
Mouse study suggests that pill given before heart attack might allow heart to rebuild itself after attack
Read More »Violent video games make kids aggressive, study suggests
New study suggests violent video games promote aggression by desensitizing them
Read More »Are prostate cancer screenings done too late – and too often?
New study suggests that deadly prostate cancer can be spotted up to 30 years in advance
Read More »Autism spectrum disorders surprisingly common, Korean study suggests
South Korean study suggests number of kids with autism-spectrum disorder may be higher than U.S. had estimated
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