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Shorter Hospital Stay After Hip Replacement Surgery 2011-04-21

By Bill Hendrick

Researchers Say Shorter Hospital Stay Could Be Behind Increase in Hospital Readmission Rates After Hip Replacement

People Often Cope Well With Loss of Sense of Smell 2011-04-21

By Jennifer Warner

People Who Can’t Smell Place Less Importance on It, Study Finds

DNR Orders May Affect Surgical Outcomes 2011-04-20

By Jennifer Warner

People With Do-Not-Resuscitate Orders More Likely to Die Soon After Surgery

ADHD: Genetic Mutation May Be Key 2011-04-20

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Single-Letter Change in DNA Code May Spell ADHD

Lifestyle Changes Reduce Triglycerides 2011-04-20

By Bill Hendrick

People Who Take Proper Steps Can Reduce Unhealthy Blood Fat Levels

‘Bonding Gene’ Could Help Men Stay Married 2011-04-20

By E.J. Mundell

Whether a man has one type of gene versus another could help decide whether he’s good “husband material,” a new study suggests.

Testosterone Gets Bad Rap: Study 2011-04-20

By Steven Reinberg

People associate testosterone with aggressiveness, but the male sex hormone actually encourages a sense of fair play, a new study finds.

Many Doctors Unaware of Deadly ‘Choking Game’ 2011-04-20

By Amanda Gardner

Almost a third of U.S. doctors have never heard of the “choking game” played by many teens, nor can they spot the tell-tale signs of the potentially lethal past-time.

Want to Find Love? Be Giving 2011-04-20

By Randy Dotinga

Looking for someone to celebrate next Valentine’s Day with? New research suggests you’ll gain extra points with prospective mates if you give of yourself to others in activities like volunteering.

Being ‘Blinded By Jealousy’ Can Be Real 2011-04-20

By Robert Preidt

Women really can be blinded by jealousy, according to a new study.

FDA Panel Votes Against Approval of ‘Female Viagra’ 2011-04-20

By HealthDay staff

A U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory panel on Friday unanimously agreed that a pill dubbed by some as a “female Viagra” did not show strong enough benefits to warrant approval.

Relationship Insecurity May Undermine Your Health 2011-04-20

By Robert Preidt

People who feel insecure in their relationships may be at increased risk for cardiovascular disease and other health problems, according to a new Canadian study.

Web Connection Raises Chances of Romance 2011-04-20

By Amanda Gardner

Folks with Internet connections are more likely to be in a romantic relationship than folks without access to the Web, a new study shows.

Young Couples Often Disagree About Monogamy, Study Finds 2011-04-20

By Robert Preidt

Many young American couples can’t agree on whether they’ve decided to have sex only with each other, a new study shows.

Boyfriend More Forgiving When Her Affair Is With a Woman 2011-04-20

By Robert Preidt

A man is much more likely to continue dating a girlfriend who cheated on him with another woman than a girlfriend who had sex with another man, a new study finds.

Think You Have a Perfect Partner? That’s a Good Sign 2011-04-20

By Kathleen Doheny

Forget that warning about rose-colored glasses setting you up for disappointment in romantic relationships.

Romantic Rejection May Hurt Just Like Physical Pain 2011-04-20

By Randy Dotinga

Memories of devastating heartbreaks appear to trigger activity in the brain that’s similar to when people suffer physical pain, new research suggests.

Past Abuse Puts Homeless Youth at Risk for Early Sex: Study 2011-04-20

By Robert Preidt

Homeless youth who were sexually abused as children may engage in sex at a young age because they believe sex is a way to get people to like them, a new study suggests.

More Sex May Help Neurotic Newlyweds 2011-04-20

By Robert Preidt

Frequent sex can help neurotic newlyweds achieve the same level of marital bliss as other newlyweds, a new study finds.

Parents Say They Want to Teach Sex Ed to Their Kids 2011-04-20

By Robert Preidt

American parents say they should be the ones to teach their children about sex but many believe that role is being filled by kids’ friends and the media, a new study finds.

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