American Journal of Public Health — U.S. states that banned texting while driving have seen a 4 percent decrease in emergency room visits after motor vehicle crashes from 2007 to 2014 — 1,632 fewer crash-related ER visits per year.
Journal of General Internal Medicine — Looking to shed a few pounds? Sound advice from a doctor or other health care provider can really help. But a new study suggests advice about how to get healthier is much more effective when it's specific. Read More »
FDA — For people with moderate-to-severe heart failure, treatment options are limited, especially if a person is not a good candidate for a certain type of implantable pacemaker. But now, the FDA has approved a new device for these patients. Read More »
Berkeley Wellness — Dementia can erode a variety of abilities that affect driving. Here are some signs it's time for you or a family member to hand over the car keys. Read More »
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