Consumer News Stories
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Men, Here's a Healthy Secret Women Already Know
One reason women live longer than men these days: Women have what most men don’t - a primary care doctor. -
A Life of Long, Hard Work Could End with Dementia
Manual labor could increase the risk of developing dementia later in life. -
Voter Intimidation, Explained
There’s a lot on the line in this election, no matter which side you’re standing on. -
Forecasts Prove True: Covid Tidal Wave Is Near
Scientists' springtime predictions regarding the severity of the virus' spread this fall and winter have come true. -
In Study, Cancer Patients Report Symptoms in Real Time
Real-time connection systems could improve patient care for people being treated for cancer. -
It May Be Harder to Get a Flu Vaccine This Year
You may need to wait a bit longer to get your flu shot this year. Demand is high. -
Preventing Injury Using Smart Textiles
Smart technology is now wearable. Sensor-equipped textiles have one purpose: to alert the wearer of imminent injury. -
A $200 Debit Card Won’t Do Much for Seniors’ Drug Costs
Seniors may be expecting a $200 debit card in the mail any day now to help them pay for prescription drugs. -
Worried About What’s In Your Food? You’re Not Alone
More than half of Americans are worried about chemicals in their food. -
High-Dose Acetaminophen May Increase Risk of Poisoning
1,000-milligram dose of acetaminophen linked to the rising number of overdoses in Switzerland. -
Another 2020 Milestone: Firearm Sales
Since the COVID-19 shutdown in March, followed by the collapse of the economy and the civil unrest after the death of George Floyd, firearm sales have shot up dramatically. -
Nov. 3 Ballots: Health, Slavery, Abortion
Apart from the presidential election, what else is on the docket for this November?
