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A temple knight sets out into the dark beyond.
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Ah, trees and their hitboxes. :P
What's an RPG without a story? I started playing DS only to get bored after several hours. The whole point of the game is to just move forward and fight the next enemy for no apparent reason or incentive. That's dull.
game looks amazing and a lot smoother than the previous dar souls... the dude who's playing is awful. all he needs to do is dodge hahahahaha
The combat looks a lot slower than before. The staggering, swing animations, delays for attacks etc. Why slow down the pace if you nailed the balance and controls in the last game?
That save icon is going to drive me nuts.
horrible new site. awfull streaming, all is messed up...sigh...anyway
@Thegamer16 @Derugs @Ramiro00 Ramiro said the site is horrible
Replaying Dark Souls now after the Beta key wouldn't work for me. Why do I always go after Sif 3rd? Always need to watch my Stamina so much.
Uh...I hate halberds, also it felt abit boring till that guy with the scythes came; the torch guys weren't even flaying their weapons like mad like in DS1. Maybe it's just the starting zone...
Would've liked to see some dual wielder and mage class gameplay.
Can't wait for this game. On PC.
Why won't people just understand that this is the greatest game... EVER!!
never understood why you have to die so easy
@Laedipiros Yeah still an easy game I see. lol
@Laedipiros Cuz he didn't play properly, he didn't used the mechanics offered by the game, maybe on his next try he`ll remember that he can dodge and pay more attention.
@cip_raziel @Laedipiros I did my best but after all the work a skeleton touches your player and you still die...
And I can understand that, but having to do the same thing over and over and over again it's not fun, it's homework...
The game is not based on reward, it's based on punishment, maybe goths will like it.
God it still has that ugly script and interface?
Looks fine..
Whoever was playing looked like they only figured out there was a dodge near the end lol

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Summer is often when we hit our favorite vacation spot for a much-needed time of relaxation. For most of us, this is also the time to indulge, or – perhaps more accurately – overindulge. We eat what we want, when we want it. And let's be honest, most of us don't stick to our normal exercise routine. We are, after all, on vacation.
Surely, lounging by the pool instead of lacing up your sneakers is bad for you. Continuing your exercise routine helps you maintain strength and speed, and just keeps you in good form. However, Natalie Smith, a personal trainer at LifeBridge Health & Fitness , advises you to "take a vacation from your normal physical fitness routine."
Now, before you get too excited, she doesn't exactly mean to lie on the beach, do nothing and eat a tub full of french fries.
"When people go on vacation, they can get off of their regular routine," Natalie says. "And that's OK, because that is what vacation is for. But even when you are on vacation, you can find ways to stay healthy."
She took advantage of the beautiful beach setting to enjoy an outdoor yoga class at dawn. She also went kayaking with her family. And, of course, she spent a lot of time swimming in the Gulf of Mexico.
These activities are not a part of her normal, everyday life. (Although starting your day with a swim in the gorgeous Gulf would be far superior to a Starbucks run.) But with a tropical beach within mere minutes from her, she discovered new ways to stay healthy, even while enjoying her vacation.
"That's what you can do while you are on vacation. Discover new ways to stay fit," she advises. "It might be kayaking like I did. Or maybe it is rock climbing or hiking. These are fun things you can do with your family." She also recommends that people check out the activities that are available in their destination before they even depart.
Of course, staying active is one thing; taking three scoops of ice cream when you really only need one is another. It's almost a certainty that at some point on your vacation, you'll have an extra helping (or two) of something too tasty to pass up. Natalie says that this doesn't have to be a cause for concern. With some planning, you don't have to let a little overindulgence ruin your vacation.
"Try to keep healthy snacks around your hotel room and when traveling," she says. "If you dine out, try to order baked, broiled or grilled foods you like."
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Though we often call our vacations our "R&R" (rest and relaxation) time, it's tempting to want to jam-pack our days with new experiences. Sometimes sleep becomes an afterthought. "Remember, you are on vacation, you want to relax," she says. "So allow yourself plenty of time for rest."
Feel free to live the dream on your summer vacation. Use the opportunity to diverge from your routine and put a little play back into your workout. You'll return feeling fit, and have a few ways to make exercise more fun.
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Posted on Thu, 02 Jul 2015
Lake Erie (Erie County) — Windy conditions had the lake stirred up in mid-June. Perch were scattered, with some anglers making catches in 40 to 50 feet on the west side. Walleye charters were in search mode, with some of the better catches reported in 22 to 25 feet on crawler harnesses trolled at one to one-and-a-half miles per hour on the west side. The Walnut Creek area was yielding walleyes near the perch pack on stickbaits. Some walleyes were hitting in 20 to 40 feet between Trout Run and Elk Creek for anglers using willow-leaf crawler harnesses. The lake trout bite was winding down on spoons trolled 75 to 85 feet down in 80 to 100 feet of water.
Presque Isle Bay — Smallmouth bass and brown trout were reported through mid-June. Numbers of smallies up to 3 pounds were hitting on various baits, including topwater lures. Some limits of perch were reported. Catfish were biting cut bait off the South Pier.
Lake LeBoeuf (Erie County) — Crappies were hitting on Mini-Foo style jigs tipped with minnows in the old swimming area in the evening hours.
Lake Pleasant (Erie County) — This deep, weedy 25-acre natural lake was yielding stocked trout on corn, and large sunfish on green Power-Bait from shore.
Lake Edinboro (Erie County) — Crappies were reported through mid-June. Try minnows.
French Creek (Erie, Crawford, Venango, Mercer counties) — Water was high and the color of chocolate milk in mid-June, but a northern pike was occasionally reported. Bowfins also were hitting.
Pymatuning Reservoir (Crawford County) — Walleyes ranging from sublegal to 28 inches continued to bite through mid-June, with anglers having success drifting crawler harnesses off weedbeds or trolling crawler harnesses on bottom-bouncers out deeper, and casting Bomber Long As at night. The bluegill spawn peaked in mid-June, and fish were biting waxworms. Some crappies were reported in 8 to 12 feet and sizes were mixed. A couple of slabs were reported. Largemouth bass up to 22 inches and smallmouths up to 4 pounds were reported. A 24-inch hybrid striped bass was released on bread.
Conneaut Lake (Crawford County) — Pumpkinseeds and a few small bass were hitting, but anglers reported an absence of weedbeds due to recent herbicide treatments.
Canadohta Lake (Crawford County) — Numbers of largemouth bass up to 21 inches were reported, along with a good crappie bite in deeper water.
Woodcock Creek Lake (Crawford County) — The spillway below the dam and the lake were yielding muskies and walleyes, most of which came on live bait.
Sugar Lake (Venango County) — Water was high and muddy in mid-June, but, as conditions allowed, perch and crappies were reported.
Allegheny River (Venango County) — Walleyes, including a 30-incher, and bass were reported as conditions allowed, although the river was blown-out in mid-June. In early June, anglers reported flathead catfish up to 9 pounds, and pike up to 25 inches on live bait.
Oil Creek (Venango County) —Some nice trout were reported on bead-head nymphs in early June.
Shenango River Reservoir (Mercer County) — Bass were hitting plastics and spinnerbaits, with many relating to wood in shallow areas. Northern pike also were reported.
Lake Wilhelm (Mercer County) — Very good walleye and crappie bites were reported by some anglers. A walleye angler trolling crawler harnesses said small perch, white crappies, and bluegills were taking his worms until he moved to 14 feet of water, increased his trolling speed to 2 mph. Anglers trolling crankbaits were catching nice panfish. Crappies also were hitting wax worms and grubs. A few big largemouth bass also were hitting, with one angler releasing two just shy of 5 pounds each by going deep on a point
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Slate and Cedar runs (Lycoming County) — Some trout fishing continued, as conditions allowed, through mid-June.
Spring Creek (Centre County) — Rainfall in mid-June caused flow to rise and have color, creating good streamer-fishing conditions. Water was in the high 50s. Nymphing was generally recommended along banks and slack water during the day. Tan caddis (14-16), midges (22-26), and blue-winged olives (18-22) were hatching. With terrestrial-time approaching, beetles also were recommended.
Little Fishing Creek (Centre County) — Trout anglers reported that smaller nymph patterns were still working throughout the day, and streamers were the ticket during early morning hours.
Pine Creek (Centre County) — When conditions included normal water levels and temperatures less than 68 degrees, evening trout-fishing with emergers and light Cahill dries was productive in mid-June In warmer water, early morning fishing was advised.
Foster Joseph Sayers Lake (Centre County) — Some bass were reported around the lake on plastic worms and spinners. Catfish were hitting on chicken liver and nightcrawlers around the causeway. Panfish also have been reported on minnows and crawlers. The spillway was yielding perch, crappies, and bluegills on minnows under bobbers. Bow fishermen were shooting carp.
Black Moshannon Lake (Centre County) — Bluegills, bass and chain pickerel were hitting on spinners, twister tails and live bait in access areas around the lake.
Bald Eagle Creek (Centre County) — The lower reaches downstream of Milesburg were yielding trout on crawlers, minnows and flies.
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Susquehanna River (Wyoming County) — Despite high flow, bass anglers reported nice catches on the opening day of bass season.
Lake Winola (Wyoming County) — Nice catches of smallmouth bass and trout were reported, with anglers reporting the best bites in the early morning and evening hours.
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Ray Cichocki of Ray's Guide Service reported June 21 that smallmouth and largemouth bass were hitting well on buzzbaits and plastic worms in 10 to 15 feet. Good walleye and striped bass bites were hitting at night. Bluegills and perch were biting around vegetation in 8 to 12 feet on vegetation, with crankbaits effective on the bigger bluegills.
Lake Greeley (Pike County) — Chain pickerel dominated through mid-June, with a variety of baits effective.
Harveys Lake (Luzerne County) — Ray's Guide Service reported big brown trout hitting on live bait, trolled.
Prompton Dam (Pike County) — Ray's Guide Service said largemouth and smallmouth bass were hitting, and yellow perch were taking small paddletail grubs.
Francis Slocum Lake (Luzerne County) — Nice numbers of bass, perch and crappies were reported as of June 21.
Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) — Largemouth bass in mixed sizes were hitting plastic worms on this Big Bass Program lake.
Duck Harbor Lake (Wayne County) — Crappies and perch were reported as of June 21
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Southwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report - July 3rd, 2015
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Monongahela River (Allegheny, Greene, Washington counties) — An 18-pound paddlefish was released by an angler targeting catfish June 11. Catfish were biting near tributaries and structure through mid-June, although anglers had to deal with heavy rainfall. A 35-plus pound flathead was released near the Rice's Landing lock wall. The Maxwell lock and dam was yielding catfish and walleyes. Grey's Landing lock and dam was producing nice catches of walleyes and yellow perch. Some anglers were reporting American eels between Grey's Landing and Maxwell. Freshwater drum also were biting in recent weeks.
Quemahoning Reservoir (Somerset County) — Good bass, northern pike and walleye bites were reported, with one angler catching a 26-inch walleye. The big brown trout bite had dwindled with warming water.
Somerset Lake (Somerset County) — Channel catfish and carp were hitting, along with largemouth bass, in mid-June. Anglers are advised that launching larger boats is practically impossible because of the draw-down.
Laurel Hill Lake (Somerset County) — Stocked trout were still being reported in mid-June.
Allegheny River (Westmoreland County) — Fishing behind the locks picked up in mid-June, with anglers catching walleyes on jigs and shiners, although a number of fish were sub-legal. Overcast days and the early morning hours were the most productive.
Lynn Run, Mill Creek, and Loyalhanna Creek (Westmoreland County) — Trout were still reported in mid-June.
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South Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report - July 3rd, 2015
Posted on Thu, 02 Jul 2015
Susquehanna River — Koinonia Guide Service reported June 20 that sunfish were hitting on jigs and crawlers, and channel catfish up to 25 inches were being released.
Holman Lake (Perry County) — Largemouth bass were reported at this Little Buffalo State Park impoundment, with tubebaits and crawlers productive. The best bite was in the early morning hours. Panfish were taking jigs and twister tails.
Koon, Gordon lakes (Bedford County) — Bass season opened with a generally slow bite, but bluegill fishing was productive for anglers who could locate them.
Juniata River — Channel catfish were biting on chicken livers and cut baits through mid-June.
Little Juniata River — Blown-out conditions were reported as of June 21. As conditions allowed, TCO Fly Shop suggested fishing streamers along the banks. Nymphing would be productive during the day, as conditions allowed, and caddis, if trout are rising. Hatches included tan caddis (14-16), sulphurs (pale yellow) (14-16), tiny blue-winged olives (20-22), and midges (20-24).
South Eastern Pennsylvania Fishing Reports
Southeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report - July 3rd, 2015
Posted on Thu, 02 Jul 2015
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) — Jim Neary's Bait & Tackle reported an excellent largemouth bass bite on plastic worms, Texas-rigged, June 21. The crappie bite was dying down. White perch were still hitting, as were channel catfish up to 9½ pounds.
Perkiomen Creek (Montgomery County) — A 53-pound flathead catfish was reported on a crawler below the dam off the Perkiomen Trail.
Marsh Creek Lake (Chester County) — Bluegills and crappies were hitting mealworms, wax worms, minnows and small jigs along shoreline areas with structure. Bass were biting a variety of baits and lures in deeper water, about 9 to 15 feet. Anglers reported success on crawlers, crayfish, and minnows, as well as jigs, spinners, crankbaits, and large black, purple, pumpkinseed or dark-green plastic worms.
Schuylkill River — The smallmouth and largemouth bass bites were slow around the Black Rock area. Channel catfish were hitting chicken livers. Flathead catfish were reported on live bait as well.


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GEORGE HUGHES (American, 1907-1990). Saturday Evening Post cover, August 28, 1954. Oil on board. 30 x 24 in.. Signed low...
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American freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy accomplished his main mission from the Sochi Olympics when he brought home the silver medal.
Now, his other mission can be checked off the list -- the group of Sochi stray dogs he pledged to adopt and bring home have made it to America!
The group of three puppies, their mother and a fourth stray have reportedly safely arrived in New York City Wednesday night and were reunited with Kenworthy on Thursday before they all make their way to Colorado.
While it took some time to get the puppy paperwork in order, apparently all the paws have been dotted and the tails crossed, and now Kenworthy's adorably furry pals are en route to Denver.
Ahhh I'm so excited!!! RT @robindmacdonald: One last family nap before the big move to a new life. Bye @Sochi2014! pic.twitter.com/8keCl9eHQW— Gus Kenworthy (@guskenworthy)
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puppy love is real to puppies. pic.twitter.com/krauCUPjOg— Gus Kenworthy (@guskenworthy)
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No words can explain what has happened here, good bye little guy, we will miss you. ❤ Heading home on Tuesday. pic.twitter.com/uAm8Naj2E0— Robin Macdonald (@robindmacdonald)
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@OlgaShapovalova she died, they refused to let me bring her to get treatment.— Robin Macdonald (@robindmacdonald)
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4/18/2013 (2 years ago)
Published in Middle East
Keywords: Israel, Iran, strike, US, secretary, hagel
TEL AVIL, ISRAEL (Catholic Online) - Frustrated Israeli officials announced today that the country is capable of launching an independent strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, if ordered. Previously Israeli officials have requested promises of U.S. support, but without American enthusiasm for a strike, Israeli defense officials have worried that Iran may be allowed to develop their device undeterred by military threat.
So far, Iran has faced sanctions which experts say have slowed the country's nuclear ambitions, but not stopped them. Iran has placed its facilities into deep underground bunkers where it is questionable if even bunker-busting bombs can penetrate.
For its part, Iran denies they are building a nuclear bomb and claims the facility is to provide electricity.
The statement was made by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during an interview with the BBC. He said that Israel has "different capabilities" then the United States and that "We have to make our own calculations, when we lose the capacity to defend ourselves by ourselves."
This is a clear statement. Israel is prepared to act alone if Iran crosses any red line and the world does not back a strike.
While the United State is concerned that Iran could develop a nuclear weapon, Israel is even more so. Iranian officials have made numerous public statements threatening the Jewish state with annihilation. And while many of those statements may have just been political theater, Israeli officials don't have the luxury of dismissing them so lightly.
Israeli leaders, including Netanyahu, have repeatedly stressed the right of Israel to defend itself.
The statement by Netanyahu comes just days before U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel visits the country. Hagel will arrive on Sunday to discuss the Iranian issue with Israeli leaders on Sunday as well as a number of other concerns.
It is likely that Netanyahu and others will impress upon him Israel's readiness to strike Iran, with or without Obama's support, should sanctions continue to fail.
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Defective Hormone Linked to Chronic Obesity in Baby (12/31/2014, HealthDay)
Flu Now Epidemic in U.S., With 15 Child Deaths Reported (12/30/2014, HealthDay)
Parent's Suicide Attempt Makes Child's Much More Likely: Study (12/30/2014, HealthDay)
Ebola, Obamacare Top U.S. Health News for 2014 (12/30/2014, HealthDay)
Drug to Treat Serious Infections May Harm Kids' Kidneys, Study Says (12/30/2014, HealthDay)
Diabetes May Affect Kids' Brain Growth, Study Reports (12/26/2014, HealthDay)
Make Your Home 'Kid Safe' During the Holidays (12/25/2014, HealthDay)
Coordinated Care Through 'Medical Home' Best for Chronically Ill Kids: Study (12/24/2014, HealthDay)
ADHD May Raise Teens' Odds for Smoking, Drinking (12/24/2014, HealthDay)
Abuse in Childhood Tied to Migraines in Adulthood (12/24/2014, HealthDay)
Can Fast Food Hinder Learning in Kids? (12/23/2014, HealthDay)
Older Cars a Bad Choice for Younger Drivers (12/19/2014, HealthDay)
Preschoolers Need Eye Screening, Experts Say (12/19/2014, HealthDay)
Many Flu Infections Aren't Good Match for Vaccine: CDC (12/18/2014, HealthDay)
Smog Exposure During Pregnancy Linked to Autism Risk (12/18/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: When Children Wake at Night (12/17/2014, HealthDay)
First Newborn Screening Test Approved for Rare Immune Disorder (12/16/2014, HealthDay)
Music Classes Boost Language Skills, Study Says (12/16/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Protect Children During Holidays (12/16/2014, HealthDay)
Drug Interactions Common Among Hospitalized Kids, Study Says (12/15/2014, HealthDay)
Medication Linked to Fewer Injuries in Kids With ADHD (12/15/2014, HealthDay)
Obese Kids' Brains Show Stronger Response to Sugar: Study (12/15/2014, HealthDay)
E-Cigarette Use May Be Rising Among Teens (12/15/2014, HealthDay)
Vaccinating Schoolkids Cuts Flu in Communities: Study (12/15/2014, HealthDay)
Many Americans Still Haven't Gotten a Flu Shot (12/11/2014, HealthDay)
Almost All U.S. Teens Are Sleep Deprived, Study Finds (12/11/2014, HealthDay)
Millions of U.S. Kids Still Can Buy 'Harmful' E-Cigarettes: CDC (12/11/2014, HealthDay)
More Young Adults Getting Preventive Care After Obamacare, Study Finds (12/11/2014, HealthDay)
For Young Kids, Too Little Sleep Linked to Later Obesity (12/11/2014, HealthDay)
Raised Asthma Risk Seen for Toddlers Who Share Bed With Parents (12/11/2014, HealthDay)
Almost Half of U.S. Kids Suffer Traumatic Stress, Study Shows (12/11/2014, HealthDay)
Having Eczema Won't Make You Shorter (12/10/2014, HealthDay)
Abnormalities Found in Brains of Young Bipolar Patients Who Try Suicide (12/09/2014, HealthDay)
Insecticide Sprays Don't Offer Extra Protection Against Malaria: Study (12/09/2014, HealthDay)
Hard Hit to Chest Triggered Irregular Heartbeat in Teen Football Player (12/08/2014, HealthDay)
Nearly One-Third of Kids in U.S. Cities Live in Poverty (12/05/2014, HealthDay)
California Infants Hit Hard by Whooping Cough Epidemic: Report (12/04/2014, HealthDay)
Many Kids Exposed to Unneeded X-Rays, Study Finds (12/03/2014, HealthDay)
A Lasting Legacy of Science (12/02/2014, HealthDay)
The Salk Polio Vaccine: 'Greatest Public Health Experiment in History' (12/02/2014, HealthDay)
'Trouble in Toyland' Report Targets Hazardous Gifts for Kids (12/01/2014, HealthDay)
Toddlers Hurt in Falls Often Not Warned About Climbing on Furniture (12/01/2014, HealthDay)
Scooters Leading Cause of Toy-Linked Injuries in Kids (12/01/2014, HealthDay)
The Salk Polio Vaccine: A Medical Miracle Turns 60 (12/01/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Monitor Your Child's Fat and Cholesterol Consumption (11/28/2014, HealthDay)
Want Kids to Eat Better? Get Them Cooking (11/27/2014, HealthDay)
Spotting Hearing Problems in Infancy May Boost Reading Skills in Deaf Teens (11/26/2014, HealthDay)
Full-Day Preschool Beats Part-Day for School Preparedness (11/25/2014, HealthDay)
Early Puberty Linked to Increased Risk of Depression in Teens (11/25/2014, HealthDay)
Infants With Eczema May Be More Prone to Peanut Allergy: Study (11/25/2014, HealthDay)
Kids' Bag Lunches Not Meeting Nutrition Guidelines: Study (11/24/2014, HealthDay)
Adult-Sized ATVs Deadly for Kids, Report Shows (11/24/2014, HealthDay)
Eczema Cases Rising Among U.S. Children: Report (11/24/2014, HealthDay)
Childhood Obesity Brings Host of Health Problems, Researchers Report (11/24/2014, HealthDay)
Flu Season Off to a Slow Start ... for Now (11/21/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Beware of Bathroom Chemicals (11/21/2014, HealthDay)
U.S. School Meal Rules Might Work Against Good Nutrition, Study Says (11/19/2014, HealthDay)
Kids Who Need Heart Transplant Should Get the First Available, Study Says (11/19/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Easing Baby's Nasal Congestion (11/19/2014, HealthDay)
Parents Want Children in Day Care to Be Vaccinated: Poll (11/18/2014, HealthDay)
Preterm-Birth Complications Leading Global Killer of Young Children (11/17/2014, HealthDay)
Home Cooking Helps Keep the Calories Down (11/17/2014, HealthDay)
Young Children, Energy Drinks a Dangerous Mix (11/16/2014, HealthDay)
Falls Leading Cause of Serious Head Trauma for Kids, Study Shows (11/12/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Easing Your Child's Bedtime Fears (11/12/2014, HealthDay)
Food Rules for Toddlers May Lead to Healthy Eating Habits (11/11/2014, HealthDay)
Three-Quarters of Young Baseball Players Have Arm Pain (11/11/2014, HealthDay)
Kids Obese at Young Age Often Stay That Way, Study Shows (11/10/2014, HealthDay)
Minority Kids May Be Missed in Autism Diagnoses: Study (11/10/2014, HealthDay)
Laundry Detergent Pods Pose Poisoning Risk to Kids, Study Says (11/10/2014, HealthDay)
Study Builds Case for Later High School Starting Time (11/07/2014, HealthDay)
School Lunches More Nutritious Than Home-Packed Lunches: Study (11/07/2014, HealthDay)
Kids With Epilepsy Face Higher Early Death Risk, Study Reports (11/06/2014, HealthDay)
Newer Pneumonia Vaccine for Kids Beats Older Version: Study (11/06/2014, HealthDay)
'Unconditional Regard' Buoys Kids' Self-Esteem (11/06/2014, HealthDay)
Research Questions Link Between Media Violence, Violent Behavior (11/05/2014, HealthDay)
The ABCs of Successful Classroom Design (11/05/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Signs of a Yeast Diaper Rash (11/04/2014, HealthDay)
Better Detection, Diagnosis Major Factors Behind Rise in Autism Cases: Study (11/03/2014, HealthDay)
Typical ADHD Care Leaves Room for Improvement, Study Finds (11/03/2014, HealthDay)
MIT Researchers Develop Safer 'Button' Battery (11/03/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Teach Children Never to Play in the Car (11/03/2014, HealthDay)
Kids: An Rx for Menopause's Hot Flashes? (10/31/2014, HealthDay)
Child's Appendix More Likely to Rupture in Regions Short of Surgeons (10/31/2014, HealthDay)
Halloween Safety Tips for Kids With Asthma (10/30/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Dress Kids in Safe Halloween Costumes (10/30/2014, HealthDay)
FDA Approves New Vaccine to Protect Against Meningitis (10/29/2014, HealthDay)
FDA Cautions Against 'Undeclared' Food Allergens (10/28/2014, HealthDay)
Sleep Woes Common Among Troubled Young Children, Study Says (10/28/2014, HealthDay)
Placebo Treatment May Quiet Kids' Cough (10/27/2014, HealthDay)
Obese Children With Leukemia Fared Worse in Study (10/27/2014, HealthDay)
For a Child's Fracture, Use Ibuprofen, Not Morphine: Study (10/27/2014, HealthDay)
Type 1 Diabetes Increasing Among White American Kids (10/27/2014, HealthDay)
Colleges Could Do More for Students With Chronic Ills, Study Finds (10/27/2014, HealthDay)
More Kids Harmed by Drinking in Pregnancy Than Expected, Study Reports (10/27/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Use Sidewalks When Trick-or-Treating (10/27/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Get Kids Outdoors (10/27/2014, HealthDay)
Childhood Peanut Allergy May Be Linked to Skin Gene Mutation (10/24/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Watch the Road on Halloween (10/24/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: When Your Child Needs to Lose Weight (10/24/2014, HealthDay)
Teens Who Dine With Their Families May Be Slimmer Adults (10/24/2014, HealthDay)
Gestational Diabetes May Influence Daughter's Weight Later (10/23/2014, HealthDay)
As Pot Use Rises, Teens' Grades May Fall: Study (10/23/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Using a Pacifier to Soothe Baby (10/23/2014, HealthDay)
Discussing Ebola: Children Feel Safe, Calm When Adults Do, Too (10/22/2014, HealthDay)
Tall, Heavy 1-Year-Olds May Be at Risk for Obesity Later, Study Finds (10/21/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Dish Up Healthier Halloween Goodies (10/21/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Snacking After School (10/21/2014, HealthDay)
'Desensitized' Parents Let Kids Watch More Movie Violence, Sex (10/20/2014, HealthDay)
Medication Errors Occur Every 8 Minutes in U.S. Children (10/20/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Listen to Your Child About Food Allergies (10/20/2014, HealthDay)
Tonsillectomy Complications May Be More Likely in Poor, Minority Kids (10/17/2014, HealthDay)
U.S. Kids Use ADHD Meds More During School Year (10/17/2014, HealthDay)
Vitamin D Might Help Kids With Eczema (10/17/2014, HealthDay)
Most Kindergartners Are Getting Their Shots: CDC (10/16/2014, HealthDay)
Detergent Pods Pose Risk to Kids' Eyes, Researchers Warn (10/16/2014, HealthDay)
Parenthood May Push Cancer Patients to Seek More Treatment (10/15/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Installing a Child's Car Seat (10/15/2014, HealthDay)
More Kids Using ERs for Medical Care, Researchers Say (10/14/2014, HealthDay)
Broccoli Compound Shows Promise for Autism Symptoms in Small Study (10/13/2014, HealthDay)
Calm, Positive Family Meals May Help Keep Kids Slim (10/13/2014, HealthDay)
Young Caregivers Risk Failing in School, Study Says (10/13/2014, HealthDay)
Coaches Don't Always Protect Young Pitchers' Arms: Study (10/10/2014, HealthDay)
Many Parents Need to Educate Themselves About Concussions (10/10/2014, HealthDay)
Today's Teens Can Be Adept Multitaskers, Study Suggests (10/10/2014, HealthDay)
Study Finds Many Newborns Have Risky First Ride Home From Hospital (10/10/2014, HealthDay)
Kids May Leave Hospital Sooner When Antibiotics Are Controlled (10/09/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Teach Kids to Live Healthier (10/09/2014, HealthDay)
Obese Kids May Show Early Signs of Heart Trouble (10/08/2014, HealthDay)
Schools Key to Reaching Kids With Mental Health Needs, Experts Say (10/08/2014, HealthDay)
Teens With Cerebral Palsy Report High Quality of Life in Survey (10/07/2014, HealthDay)
Fetal Exposure to Plastics Chemical Tied to Breathing Ills in Kids (10/06/2014, HealthDay)
Officials Report First Confirmed Child Death Due to Enterovirus D68 (10/06/2014, HealthDay)
It's Confirmed: You Have Parents to Thank (or Blame) for Your Height (10/06/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Encouraging Your Toddlers to Read (10/06/2014, HealthDay)
Docs Offer Advice for Combating Respiratory Virus That's Striking Kids (10/03/2014, HealthDay)
42 States Reporting Respiratory Virus That Targets Kids (10/02/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: If Your Child's Grades Are Dropping (10/02/2014, HealthDay)
Preterm Birth, Pneumonia Leading Causes of Death for Children Under 5 (10/01/2014, HealthDay)
Kids With Autism Tend to Be Less Active, Study Says (10/01/2014, HealthDay)
Spacing Between Sibling Births Tied to Autism Risk in Study (09/30/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Curbing Nighttime Nursing (09/30/2014, HealthDay)
40 States, District of Columbia Reporting Respiratory Virus That Targets Kids (09/29/2014, HealthDay)
Antibiotic Use Before Age 2 Might Raise Obesity Risk, Study Says (09/29/2014, HealthDay)
ADHD Can Hamper School Performance as Early as 2nd Grade, Study Says (09/29/2014, HealthDay)
After-School Exercise Yields Brain Gains: Study (09/29/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Building a Safe Swing Set (09/29/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Keep Your Child's Weight Down (09/26/2014, HealthDay)
Ban Electronics in Kids' Bedrooms, Expert Says (09/26/2014, HealthDay)
Many Kids With ADHD May Be Missing Out on Talk Therapy (09/25/2014, HealthDay)
Boys With Autism Show Certain Grammar Skills in Study (09/25/2014, HealthDay)
29 States, District of Columbia Reporting Respiratory Illness That Targets Kids (09/24/2014, HealthDay)
Many Parents Use Online Ratings to Pick a Pediatrician, Study Finds (09/22/2014, HealthDay)
Pediatricians Urge Flu Vaccine for All Kids 6 Months and Older (09/22/2014, HealthDay)
Can Brain Scans Help Predict Young Children's Reading Abilities? (09/22/2014, HealthDay)
Cyberbullying Seems to Ramp Up in Middle School (09/19/2014, HealthDay)
More Schools Stocking Shots That Counter Serious Allergic Reactions (09/19/2014, HealthDay)
Study: Exposure to Diversity Might Boost Baby's Social Skills (09/18/2014, HealthDay)
12 States Now Reporting Severe Respiratory Illness That Targets Kids (09/17/2014, HealthDay)
Kids' Severe Respiratory Virus Confirmed in Northeast (09/15/2014, HealthDay)
Study Sees Differences in Brain Connections of Kids With ADHD (09/15/2014, HealthDay)
Small Number of Drugs Behind Kids' Accidental Poisonings: CDC (09/15/2014, HealthDay)
Kids Prescribed Antibiotics Twice as Often as Needed, Study Finds (09/15/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Reduce Your Child's Risk of Ear Infection (09/15/2014, HealthDay)
The Parenting Trap: Coddling Anxious Kids (09/12/2014, HealthDay)
Aggressive People May Process Violence's Impact Differently (09/11/2014, HealthDay)
Medications Plus Parent Training May Help Kids With Aggression, ADHD (09/11/2014, HealthDay)
Estrogen Receptor May Play a Role in Autism (09/11/2014, HealthDay)
Physical Activity May Boost School Performance, Especially for Boys (09/11/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: If Your Child Can't Sleep (09/11/2014, HealthDay)
Many U.S. Kids Missing Out on Preventive Care, CDC Says (09/10/2014, HealthDay)
Films Featuring Dogs Seem to Boost a Breed's Popularity (09/10/2014, HealthDay)
Failed Infertility Treatment Linked to Worse Mental Health in Study (09/10/2014, HealthDay)
Nine of 10 American Kids Eat Too Much Salt: CDC (09/09/2014, HealthDay)
Statins May Help Kids With Genetic Cholesterol Disorder (09/09/2014, HealthDay)
E-Cigarette Refills Pose Danger to Kids, Experts Say (09/09/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Keeping Your Child Safe in a Car Seat (09/09/2014, HealthDay)
Respiratory Virus Hitting Kids in at Least 10 States (09/08/2014, HealthDay)
HPV Vaccine Program in Australia Linked to Lower Infection Rates (09/08/2014, HealthDay)
Sibling Bullies May Leave Lasting Effects (09/08/2014, HealthDay)
Kidney and Thyroid Cancer Rates Up Among U.S. Children, Study Finds (09/08/2014, HealthDay)
Smoking Before Fatherhood May Raise Asthma Risk in Kids: Study (09/08/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Prevent Children From Falling Out a Window (09/05/2014, HealthDay)
Family Troubles Tied to Poorer Dental Health, Study Discovers (09/05/2014, HealthDay)
Serious Childhood Burns Tied to Long-Term Mental Health Risks (09/04/2014, HealthDay)
Skin Cells Used to Create Heart Valve for Growing Kids (09/03/2014, HealthDay)
Music Lessons May Help Bridge 'Achievement Gap' (09/03/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Teach Your Child to Read Food Labels (08/29/2014, HealthDay)
Most U.S. Babies Get Their Vaccines: CDC (08/28/2014, HealthDay)
Concussion Recovery Can Reverse After Return to Activity, Study Shows (08/28/2014, HealthDay)
Young Driver's Gender May Play Role in Timing, Type of Crash (08/28/2014, HealthDay)
Parents' Fights May Strain Bonds With Their Kids (08/28/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Preparing for the First Day of School (08/27/2014, HealthDay)
Ban Indoor Use of E-Cigarettes, U.N. Health Agency Says (08/26/2014, HealthDay)
When It Comes to a Growing Child, the Brain Comes First (08/26/2014, HealthDay)
Even Normal-Weight Teens Can Have Dangerous Eating Disorders, Study Finds (08/26/2014, HealthDay)
Hospital Admission Day Tied to Outcomes for Children With Leukemia (08/25/2014, HealthDay)
Today's Parents Less Able to Spot Obesity in Their Kids: Study (08/25/2014, HealthDay)
E-Cigarettes Should Be Regulated Like Tobacco: American Heart Association (08/25/2014, HealthDay)
Pediatricians Offer New Dental Recommendations (08/25/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Teaching Your Child About Food Allergies (08/25/2014, HealthDay)
What Parents Need to Know About Sports Participation (08/24/2014, HealthDay)
Getting Back to School Sleep Schedules (08/23/2014, HealthDay)
Food Allergies More Common Among Inner City Kids, Study Finds (08/22/2014, HealthDay)
Simple Steps Make Shots Less Scary for Kids, Nurse Says (08/22/2014, HealthDay)
Fewer U.S. Teens Using Sunscreen, Study Finds (08/21/2014, HealthDay)
Consumer Reports Advises Pregnant Women to Avoid Tuna (08/21/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Help Keep Teen Drivers Safe (08/21/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: When Your Child Is Afraid to Sleep (08/21/2014, HealthDay)
Study Ties Colds, Flu to Rare Risk of Stroke in Kids (08/20/2014, HealthDay)
Fitness May Boost Kids' Brainpower (08/19/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Teach Children Not to Waste Food (08/19/2014, HealthDay)
Childhood Mental Disability Rates Up, Study Finds (08/18/2014, HealthDay)
More Children Hit by Cars in September, Experts Say (08/18/2014, HealthDay)
Lunchbox Hygiene Helps Prevent Foodborne Illness, Expert Says (08/18/2014, HealthDay)
Ease Kids Into School Sleep Schedules (08/17/2014, HealthDay)
Settling Back-to-School Nerves (08/16/2014, HealthDay)
When Your Child Asks for Contact Lenses (08/15/2014, HealthDay)
Expert Offers Backpack Safety Tips (08/15/2014, HealthDay)
Back-to-School Prep Includes Lice Review (08/15/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: If Your Child is Having Nightmares (08/15/2014, HealthDay)
Children Prescribed Growth Hormone May Face Stroke Risk Later: Study (08/13/2014, HealthDay)
Classroom Hand Sanitizers Don't Curb Absences, Study Finds (08/12/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: School Bus Safety (08/12/2014, HealthDay)
Acidic Drinks Can Damage Kids' Teeth Permanently, Expert Warns (08/11/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Promoting Social Behavior in Toddlers (08/11/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Brush Up on Nutrition for Back to School (08/11/2014, HealthDay)
Poorly Packed Lunches Can Cause Food Poisoning (08/08/2014, HealthDay)
School Vending-Machine Bans May Not Boost Kids' Nutrition: Study (08/08/2014, HealthDay)
Plan Children's Meals That Make the Grade (08/08/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Reading Out Loud With Your Child (08/07/2014, HealthDay)
Childhood Urinary Tract Infection May Bring Lasting Harm to Kidneys (08/05/2014, HealthDay)
'Love Hormone' Oxytocin May Play Key Role in Kids' Social Skills (08/04/2014, HealthDay)
Could a Little Video Game Play Be Good for Kids? (08/04/2014, HealthDay)
When Colds, Flu Lead to Complications in Kids (08/04/2014, HealthDay)
Preschoolers Can Suffer From Depression, Too (08/04/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Protecting Children's Teeth (08/04/2014, HealthDay)
Stay Out of Stinging Insects' Way This Summer (08/03/2014, HealthDay)
Expert Offers School Bus Safety Tips (08/01/2014, HealthDay)
Food Is a Common Choking Hazard for Kids, Doctor Says (08/01/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Set Rules About TV Time (08/01/2014, HealthDay)
1 in 4 U.S. Kids Underestimate Their Weight, Study Finds (07/31/2014, HealthDay)
Preschoolers With Special Needs May Gain From 'Inclusion' Classrooms (07/31/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Choosing a Safe Summer Camp (07/31/2014, HealthDay)
Early Stem Cell Transplant Vital in 'Bubble Boy' Disease (07/30/2014, HealthDay)
Make Kids' Weight Loss a Family Affair, Study Suggests (07/30/2014, HealthDay)
Tip-Over Furniture Can Kill Kids (07/30/2014, HealthDay)
Less Flexibility Seen in Brain Wiring of Kids With Autism: Study (07/29/2014, HealthDay)
Kids Will Pass on 'Healthy' Foods (07/29/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Encourage Kids to Exercise (07/29/2014, HealthDay)
Tonsillectomy for Sleep Apnea May Trigger Weight Gain (07/28/2014, HealthDay)
Preemies May Have Higher Risk of Blood Clots, Even as Adults (07/28/2014, HealthDay)
Healthy School Lunches Get Thumbs Up From Students (07/28/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Recognize Signs of Bullying (07/28/2014, HealthDay)
Too Few Teens Receive HPV Shot, CDC Says (07/24/2014, HealthDay)
Many Kids With Medicaid Use ER as Doctor's Office: CDC (07/24/2014, HealthDay)
Parents of Obese Kids Often View Them as Healthy (07/24/2014, HealthDay)
Young Readers, Tomorrow's Leaders? (07/24/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Keep Youngsters Outside the Pool (07/24/2014, HealthDay)
Many Obese U.S. Kids Think They're Thinner Than They Are (07/23/2014, HealthDay)
Parent's Death May Raise Risk of Early Death for Grown Children, Study Suggests (07/23/2014, HealthDay)
Obesity During Pregnancy Linked to Raised Asthma Risk in Kids (07/22/2014, HealthDay)
Keep Your Teens Safe on the Road This Summer (07/22/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Soothing Bug Bites (07/22/2014, HealthDay)
Good Schools May Be Good for a Teen's Health, Too (07/21/2014, HealthDay)
Smoking While Pregnant Linked to ADHD in Children (07/21/2014, HealthDay)
Life Skills, Parenting Classes May Cut Inflammation in Poor Kids (07/21/2014, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Take Kids for a Nature Walk (07/21/2014, HealthDay)
Many Sexually Active U.S. Teens Not Tested for HIV: CDC (07/18/2014, HealthDay)
'Little League Shoulder' on the Rise (07/17/2014, HealthDay)
Most Kids Eat Fruit, Veggies Daily: CDC (07/16/2014, HealthDay)
Blood Thinners May Not Be Needed for Kids' Back Surgery (07/15/2014, HealthDay)
Genes May Raise Risk of Cerebral Palsy, Study Finds (07/15/2014, HealthDay)
Kids From Dairy Farms Have Lower Allergy Risk, Study Finds (07/15/2014, HealthDay)
Teens, ATVs a Dangerous Combo (07/14/2014, HealthDay)
iPads Can Trigger Nickel Allergies in Kids (07/14/2014, HealthDay)
Researchers Assess New Way to Boost Polio Immunity (07/11/2014, HealthDay)
Delaying Kid's Knee Surgery Could Be a Bad Play, Study Finds (07/11/2014, HealthDay)
Mississippi Girl Thought Cured of HIV Shows Signs of Infection (07/10/2014, HealthDay)
Kids Still Getting Too Much 'Screen Time': CDC (07/09/2014, HealthDay)
TB Rates Among Children May Be Higher Than Estimated (07/09/2014, HealthDay)
Researchers Say They've Found New Clues to Autism (07/09/2014, HealthDay)
Unapproved Ear Drops Targeted by FDA (07/01/2015, HealthDay)
Americans Want Online Access to Doctors, Health Records: Survey (06/30/2015, HealthDay)
Many Americans Wait Too Long for Needed Health Care: Report (06/29/2015, HealthDay)
Many Doctors Underestimate Risks of Prescription Painkillers: Survey (06/26/2015, HealthDay)
Many Hospital Patients Not Asked About Supplements: Study (06/23/2015, HealthDay)
Many Migraine Sufferers Given Narcotic Painkillers, Barbiturates (06/17/2015, HealthDay)
The Doctor Who Does Your Colonoscopy Matters (06/16/2015, HealthDay)
Many U.S. Women Live Far From Gynecologic Cancer Care (06/15/2015, HealthDay)
Doctors Can Influence End-of-Life Care (06/08/2015, HealthDay)
Parents of Child Cancer Patients Prefer Honesty, Study Finds (05/18/2015, HealthDay)
Prostate Cancer Testing Drops Off Following Controversial Guidelines (05/17/2015, HealthDay)
Men Should Be Screened for Osteoporosis, Too (05/15/2015, HealthDay)
Local Anesthesia May Be Best for Infants During Surgery (05/14/2015, HealthDay)
ER Doctors Cautious When Prescribing Narcotic Painkillers: Study (05/04/2015, HealthDay)
Obesity Tied to Risk of Complications After Plastic Surgery (05/04/2015, HealthDay)
Unsupervised Home Births on the Rise: Study (05/01/2015, HealthDay)
Routine Heart Care Similar From Nurse Practitioners, Doctors: Study (05/01/2015, HealthDay)
Knowledge Is Power for Patients With Heart Failure (04/29/2015, HealthDay)
C-Section Rates Drop Slightly With Hospital Review Program (04/29/2015, HealthDay)
ER Practices Key to Helping Those Addicted to Painkillers: Study (04/28/2015, HealthDay)
Daily Aspirin Taken by More Than Half of Older U.S. Adults (04/24/2015, HealthDay)
Health Visits May Offer Chance to Prevent Suicide (04/24/2015, HealthDay)
Antibiotic Shortages On the Rise in U.S. (04/23/2015, HealthDay)
Babies May Be More Sensitive to Pain Than Adults (04/21/2015, HealthDay)
Antibiotics May Be Overused in Many Neonatal ICUs, Study Finds (04/20/2015, HealthDay)
Medical Groups Issue Guidelines for Treating First Seizure (04/20/2015, HealthDay)
Spring Allergy Season Could Be a Bloomin' Nightmare (04/17/2015, HealthDay)
Americans Get Too Many Tests Before Cataract Surgery, Study Finds (04/15/2015, HealthDay)
Doctors Often Ignore Parents' Concerns About Autism in Young Kids: Study (04/15/2015, HealthDay)
Unauthorized Breaches of Medical Records on the Rise (04/14/2015, HealthDay)
Too Few Kids With Epilepsy, Cerebral Palsy Get Flu Shot: Study (04/10/2015, HealthDay)
Older Donated Blood Safe for Heart Surgery Patients, Study Finds (04/08/2015, HealthDay)
Uninsured May Face Much Higher Charges for Cancer Drugs (04/07/2015, HealthDay)
Many Very Ill Patients Choose 'Next of Kin' Who Aren't, Study Finds (04/07/2015, HealthDay)
Lonely Seniors Visit Doctors More Often (04/07/2015, HealthDay)
Breast Cancer Patients Concerned About Genetic Risk, Survey Finds (04/06/2015, HealthDay)
Doctor's Advice May Help Prompt Weight Loss (04/03/2015, HealthDay)
More Americans Survive Childhood Cancers, But Health Problems Persist (04/01/2015, HealthDay)
Ob-Gyns: Use Ultrasound to Assess Pelvic Symptoms (03/31/2015, HealthDay)
Milliliter-Only Dosing Recommended for Kids' Meds (03/30/2015, HealthDay)
Malpractice Fears Spurring Most ER Docs to Order Unnecessary Tests (03/24/2015, HealthDay)
Many With Alzheimer's Aren't Told of Diagnosis by Doctor: Report (03/24/2015, HealthDay)
Exfoliate With Care, Dermatologist Urges (03/24/2015, HealthDay)
Study Finds Racial Differences in Choices for Breast Cancer Care (03/19/2015, HealthDay)
Doctors' Racial Biases May Not Influence Patient Care, Survey Suggests (03/18/2015, HealthDay)
Child Sex Trafficking Victims Easily Missed by Doctors, Social Workers: Study (03/17/2015, HealthDay)
More Americans Support Vaccines: HealthDay/Harris Poll (03/12/2015, HealthDay)
Privately Insured Brain Tumor Patients May Fare Better (03/09/2015, HealthDay)
Many Transplant Surgeons Suffer Burnout (03/04/2015, HealthDay)
About 7 Percent of Kids Worldwide Have ADHD: Study (03/03/2015, HealthDay)
Doctors Often Yield to Parents' Requests to Delay Kids' Vaccines (03/02/2015, HealthDay)
Growth Checks in Children Might Spot Celiac Disease (03/02/2015, HealthDay)
Hospital Design May Not Boost Patient Satisfaction, Research Suggests (02/27/2015, HealthDay)
Obamacare Won't Swamp Doctors, Study Contends (02/25/2015, HealthDay)
Younger Women Often Ignore Signs of Heart Attack (02/24/2015, HealthDay)
A Doctor's Advice, a Patient's Race Influence Flu Shot Rates (02/24/2015, HealthDay)
Reminders From States May Boost Timely Vaccination Rates (02/23/2015, HealthDay)
Leading Medical Groups Call for Measures to Reduce Gun Injuries, Deaths (02/23/2015, HealthDay)
Doctors Less Likely to Divorce, Study Finds (02/19/2015, HealthDay)
Many LGBT Medical Students Don't Reveal Sexual Identity (02/18/2015, HealthDay)
'Calculators' Doctors Use May Overestimate Heart Risks, Study Says (02/17/2015, HealthDay)
Cancer Patients Prefer Care That Includes Their Input (02/12/2015, HealthDay)
Cancer Patients Rarely Request Unneeded Tests, Treatments: Study (02/12/2015, HealthDay)
New Name, New Criteria for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? (02/10/2015, HealthDay)
Problems Spotted in Clinical Trials Can Go Unreported, Study Says (02/09/2015, HealthDay)
HPV Vaccination Does Not Appear to Boost Risky Teen Sex, Study Shows (02/09/2015, HealthDay)
Panel Asks: What Defines Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? (02/09/2015, HealthDay)
Shorter Hours for Doctors Don't Lead to Expected Improvements: Study (02/09/2015, HealthDay)
Ultra-Early Stroke Care Can Start With Paramedics: Study (02/04/2015, HealthDay)
Infection Most Likely Cause of Hospital Readmission After Surgery (02/03/2015, HealthDay)
Workers May Be Afraid to Discuss Job-Related Asthma (02/03/2015, HealthDay)
Many Americans Face Pain, Depression in Their Final Year (02/02/2015, HealthDay)
Are Too Many Heart Failure Patients Getting IV Fluids? (02/02/2015, HealthDay)
Acne Gel Linked to Rare Side Effect, Doctors Warn (01/29/2015, HealthDay)
Study Underscores Power of Placebo Effect (01/28/2015, HealthDay)
Seniors May Keep Falls a Secret (01/27/2015, HealthDay)
Many Breast Cancer Patients Lack Info on Their Cancer (01/26/2015, HealthDay)
Obamacare's Payments to Doctors Widens Access for Medicaid Patients: Study (01/22/2015, HealthDay)
Vaccination Can Cut Rates of Common Infection in Infants (01/13/2015, HealthDay)
More Than 1 in 10 Use Daily Aspirin Inappropriately (01/12/2015, HealthDay)
Are Seniors With Diabetes Overtreated? (01/12/2015, HealthDay)
Autism Signs May Be Missed in Short Checkups (01/12/2015, HealthDay)
Cancer Survivors May Struggle for Years With Mental, Physical Problems (01/12/2015, HealthDay)
Study Says Biopsies Are Safe (01/09/2015, HealthDay)
Influx of Trainee Docs in July Doesn't Affect Stroke Care: Study (01/05/2015, HealthDay)
Cancer Doctors Don't Discuss Herbs, Supplements With Patients (01/05/2015, HealthDay)
Coordinated Care Through 'Medical Home' Best for Chronically Ill Kids: Study (12/24/2014, HealthDay)
When Heart Docs Are Away, Their High-Risk Patients May Fare Better (12/23/2014, HealthDay)
Preschoolers Need Eye Screening, Experts Say (12/19/2014, HealthDay)
Few Parents Think 18-Year-Olds Can Handle Their Health Care (12/17/2014, HealthDay)
Doctors Aren't Discussing Sex With Heart Attack Survivors (12/15/2014, HealthDay)
Cutting Docs-in-Training Hours Hasn't Improved Patient Care: Studies (12/09/2014, HealthDay)
Boost in Docs' Incomes Comes From More Procedures, Not More Patients (12/09/2014, HealthDay)
Where Doctors Train May Affect Whether They Practice Expensive Medicine (12/09/2014, HealthDay)
Does The Doctor Speak Your Language? (12/09/2014, HealthDay)
Free Clinics Run by Med Students on the Rise (12/09/2014, HealthDay)
U.S. Doctors Cutting Back on Painkiller Prescriptions: Study (12/08/2014, HealthDay)
Most Americans Agree With Right-to-Die Movement (12/05/2014, HealthDay)
Time Spent in the OR May Be Linked to Blood Clots, Study Shows (12/03/2014, HealthDay)
Many Kids Exposed to Unneeded X-Rays, Study Finds (12/03/2014, HealthDay)
Many Ignore Cancer's Warning Signs, Survey Finds (12/02/2014, HealthDay)
Experts Urge Quick Use of Epinephrine for Severe Allergic Reactions (12/02/2014, HealthDay)
Some Newly Insured Under 'Obamacare' May Have Trouble Finding Doctors (11/24/2014, HealthDay)
Rx for Better Health Care: Kindness and Compassion (11/24/2014, HealthDay)
Oxygen May Not Help Heart Attack Victims (11/19/2014, HealthDay)
Many U.S. Doctors Wary of Genetic Testing: Survey (11/12/2014, HealthDay)
Hospital Workers Wash Hands Less at End of Shift, Study Finds (11/12/2014, HealthDay)
With Western Medicine, Ebola May Have Met Its Match (11/12/2014, HealthDay)
Many Docs Fail to Counsel Young Adults With High Blood Pressure (11/10/2014, HealthDay)
Many Docs Mistaken About Allergies: Study (11/07/2014, HealthDay)
Medical Errors Drop When Docs Communicate Better at Shift Changes (11/05/2014, HealthDay)
Early Signs of Plaque in Arteries Signals Future Heart Trouble: Study (11/04/2014, HealthDay)
Better Detection, Diagnosis Major Factors Behind Rise in Autism Cases: Study (11/03/2014, HealthDay)
Typical ADHD Care Leaves Room for Improvement, Study Finds (11/03/2014, HealthDay)
End-of-Life Care Discussions May Miss Patient Priorities (11/03/2014, HealthDay)
Fewer Malpractice Claims Paid in U.S. (10/30/2014, HealthDay)
World Bank Pledges $100M More to Fight West Africa's Ebola Outbreak (10/30/2014, HealthDay)
Would Alternative Payment Plan Cut Medical Bills? (10/30/2014, HealthDay)
After Breast Cancer, Depression Risk Lingers (10/28/2014, HealthDay)
Less Competition Among Docs = Higher Medical Costs, Study Says (10/28/2014, HealthDay)
Doctors Often Unaware Their Patients Have Catheters (10/23/2014, HealthDay)
Americans Show Distrust of Medical Profession in Survey (10/22/2014, HealthDay)
Where Ebola Battles Are Won (10/22/2014, HealthDay)
Regular Doctor Visits Help Control Blood Pressure, Study Says (10/20/2014, HealthDay)
Limiting Malpractice Claims May Not Curb Costly Medical Tests (10/15/2014, HealthDay)
Just Try Getting an Appointment With a Psychiatrist (10/15/2014, HealthDay)
Are U.S. Hospitals Prepared for Ebola? (10/15/2014, HealthDay)
Anesthetic During Breast-Removal Surgery May Reduce Long-Term Pain (10/13/2014, HealthDay)
Docs More Likely to Prescribe Unneeded Antibiotics Later in Day: Study (10/06/2014, HealthDay)
Too Many Heart Scans May Pose Radiation Risks, Cardiologists Say (09/29/2014, HealthDay)
Doctors' Group Issues Painkiller Guidelines (09/29/2014, HealthDay)
FDA Warns Doctors of Danger From Fake Drugs (09/23/2014, HealthDay)
Report Identifies Game Changers for U.S. Health Care (09/23/2014, HealthDay)
Many Parents Use Online Ratings to Pick a Pediatrician, Study Finds (09/22/2014, HealthDay)
Behavioral Counseling Urged for Teens, Young Adults at Risk for STDs (09/22/2014, HealthDay)
Get a Flu Shot During Checkup, Doctor Says (09/20/2014, HealthDay)
Heart Attack Patients Face Greater Death Risk if Any Treatment Step Missed: Study (09/15/2014, HealthDay)
Heart Docs Don't Recommend Routine ECGs for Young Athletes (09/15/2014, HealthDay)
Many U.S. Kids Missing Out on Preventive Care, CDC Says (09/10/2014, HealthDay)
'Doctor-Shopping' for Painkillers Common After Broken-Bone Surgery, Study Finds (08/29/2014, HealthDay)
VA Hospital Delays Didn't Cause Deaths, Investigators Say (08/26/2014, HealthDay)
Diet, Exercise Counseling Urged for Overweight Americans With Heart Risks (08/26/2014, HealthDay)
Simple Steps Make Shots Less Scary for Kids, Nurse Says (08/22/2014, HealthDay)
Doctors ID New Ways to Get More Kids Vaccinated (08/18/2014, HealthDay)
Robin Williams Had Early Stage Parkinson's Disease, Wife Reveals (08/15/2014, HealthDay)
Robin Williams Had Parkinson's Disease, Wife Says (08/14/2014, HealthDay)
Robin Williams' Death Shines Light on Depression, Substance Abuse (08/12/2014, HealthDay)
Will Kidney Stones Recur? New Test Might Tell (08/07/2014, HealthDay)
Many Doctors Recommend E-Cigarettes as Anti-Smoking Aid, Survey Finds (08/01/2014, HealthDay)
Big Jump in Doctor's Office Visits for Young Adults With Diabetes (07/31/2014, HealthDay)
Burnout Common Among Transplant Surgeons, Study Reveals (07/31/2014, HealthDay)
Doctors More Willing Than General Public to Donate Organs (07/15/2014, HealthDay)
Potential Liver Recipients May Have New Option (06/05/2015, HealthDay)
U.S. Organ-Donor System Needs Overhaul: Study (06/01/2015, HealthDay)
Organ Donor Rates Vary Widely Across America, Study Finds (05/28/2015, HealthDay)
Hundreds With HIV Could Donate Organs to Others With HIV: Study (05/14/2015, HealthDay)
Kidneys From Dead Older Donors May Help Seniors, Study Finds (03/26/2015, HealthDay)
Live Liver Transplants Seem Safe, Effective for Sudden Liver Failure (03/19/2015, HealthDay)
Donor Hearts Going to Waste, Researchers Report (02/10/2015, HealthDay)
More Than 2 Million Years of Life Saved With Organ Transplants, Experts Estimate (01/28/2015, HealthDay)
FDA to Lift Ban on Blood Donations by Gay Men (12/23/2014, HealthDay)
New U.S. Kidney Transplant Rules Take Effect (12/04/2014, HealthDay)
Kids Who Need Heart Transplant Should Get the First Available, Study Says (11/19/2014, HealthDay)
Most in U.S. Aren't Suitable Kidney Donors, Study Says (11/14/2014, HealthDay)
Gene Test May Spot Which Kidney Transplants More Likely to Fail (11/11/2014, HealthDay)
Donated Livers Not Harmed by Travel Distances, Study Finds (08/28/2014, HealthDay)
Good Odds for Those Who Need Bone Marrow Donor, Study Finds (07/23/2014, HealthDay)
Cost of Kidney Donation May Deter the Poor (07/17/2014, HealthDay)
Doctors More Willing Than General Public to Donate Organs (07/15/2014, HealthDay)
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Stephen Drew will miss his third straight game tonight as he is again out of the lineup due to a hamstring injury. Jose Iglesias will start at shortstop and Brandon Snyder will play third. Iglesias has yet to wilt under the bright spotlight of more playing time—and is still above the "Ted Williams Line"—hitting .409 going into tonight's action. David Ortiz is back in the clean-up spot after getting a brief two-day respite.
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