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Treating delirious patients can be costly and difficult, where hospitalization itself may exacerbate the disorder.
Scientists say they’ve confirmed the bacteria behind the pestilence that killed millions in Europe in the Middle Ages.
Genetic tests can be fraught with false positives and insignificant findings that may undermine their effectiveness.
Thomas Hunt Morgan’s discoveries won him the Nobel Prize and forever altered American Laboratories.
A strain of the sometimes-deadly bacteria is defying antibiotics.
Adolescence is the brain’s boom time, a period of rapid development, specialization—and a heedless propensity for excess.
The world’s hospitals rely on technetium-99m for imaging, but the isotope is in short supply.
Critics say a certain type of statement allowed on food labels could mislead—rather than inform—consumers.
One hundred and fifty years ago, Florence Nightingale opened a school that would revolutionize nursing.
The sounds of talking and footsteps, overhead paging, and beeping equipment can add up to quite a cacophony.
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