MNT—A recent study conducted in Italy—a country with a strong coffee-drinking culture—suggests that men who drink more than three cups a day have a lower risk for developing prostate cancer than those who don't drink coffee.
According to a new report, about 43 percent of fatal car crashes in the United States in 2015 involved illegal or prescription drugs, while 37 percent of these fatalities involved alcohol alone.
Severe burns caused by electronic cigarettes—e-cigs—are continuing to increase. These injuries usually result from lithium ion battery failure, according to a study published in the May 2017 issue of the journal Burns.
Many memory complaints are due to normal age-related changes in the function of the brain, but how do you know if your loved one's memory loss is more serious and warrants an evaluation by a health professional—and how do you get him or her to go?
Berkeley Wellness—A recent survey found that one-third of respondents received unexpected medical bills their health insurance didn't cover. Of those bills, about one in four were from doctors—often out-of-network specialists—from whom the patients didn't know they'd get a bill.
