Prozac trial to assess prenatal treatment of Down syndrome
By Elizabeth Bacharach Paul Watson is a father, a husband and a Southwest Airlines pilot. But as an explorer, he searches each city he lands
February 9, 2016
By Elizabeth Bacharach Paul Watson is a father, a husband and a Southwest Airlines pilot. But as an explorer, he searches each city he lands
By Madison Hopkins The push is on to bring folic acid to the diets of Hispanic women, who are 30-40 times more likely to have
By Neil Murthy The World Health Organization will hold an emergency meeting Monday to consider whether Zika should be designated a global health crisis, in light of
By Claire Donnelly Chris Baker has 269 children. His children are green, grow leaves and live at the Chicago Botanic Garden. They’re bonsai trees.
By Chencheng Zhao Smaller can be better. A new laser developed by Northwestern University researchers can pack a lot of punch into a single thumbnail-sized
Women veterans are more at risk for lower life satisfaction, lung cancer, cognitive decline and hip fractures than non-veteran women, the Women’s Health Initiative reported
By Neil Murthy Public health experts are calling for the World Health Organization to step up efforts in the fight against the Zika virus outbreak.
By Benji Cohen While much of the discussion about concussions centers on football and the men – both young and professional – who play it,
By Danielle Prieur and Neil Murthy T his is a tale of two clinics. At first glance, it may seem that Drs. Robert Krueger and
By Ruojing Liu As the deadline for applying for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act open enrollment draws near, punishment for the uninsured is