Saturday, November 21, 2009

injuries

Health Tip: Make Your Home Fall-Proof

Keep clutter out of the way more >>

Hot-Tub Injuries on the Rise

One-quarter of those hurt are under 16, researchers say more >>

Stem Cells Repair Acute Lung Injury in Mice

Study findings may lead to way to prevent this cause of death in people more >>

Helmets Can Save Lives in Winter Sports

Injured skiers, snowboarders with head protection are less apt to lose consciousness, study finds more >>

Common Knee Pain May Improve With Therapy

Supervised exercise had better results than wait-and-see approach, researchers say more >>

Babies Injured in Car Seats Used Outside of Cars

Study found more than 43,000 emergency-room visits during five-year period more >>

As More Cyclists Hit the Road, Serious Injuries Rise

Helmet use, investment in bike lanes could protect more riders, researchers say more >>

Burn Rate in Kids Has Dropped, But Still Causes Concern

Youths' thinner skin makes them more susceptible to severe injury, expert says more >>

Daily Dose of Vitamin D Helps Prevent Falls in Seniors

Supplements of 700 to 1,000 IU linked to reduced risk, study finds more >>

Dementia Risk Higher for NFL Players

Ex-players aged 30 to 49 are 19 times more likely to have memory problems, survey found more >>

Scary Injury for USC Football Player

Senior running back drops weight onto neck during bench press, is rushed to hospital. more >>

Autumn Chores Often Hazardous

Take precautions to avoid falls, strains and sprains, experts say more >>

Alcohol Might Lower Death Rates in Brain Injury Patients

Could have protective effect, but also raises chances of complications, study shows more >>

Surgery Best for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Operation has modest advantage over non-surgical therapies, researchers say more >>

Health Tip: Could It Be a Torn Rotator Cuff?

Here are basic warning signs more >>

Health Tip: Protect Your Eyes

When you need goggles more >>

Emergency Medical Transport By Air Carries Risks

Stabilization of patients before flight may prevent many adverse events, researchers say more >>

Not All Kids With Head Injuries Need Brain Scans

Screening could cut down on radiation exposure, researchers say more >>

3 NFL Stars to Donate Brain Tissue for Trauma Research

Program studies affects of repeated blows to the head more >>

Young People at High Risk of Death Worldwide

Teens in low- and middle-income countries fare the worst, statistics show more >>

Girl in Iconic Vietnam War Photo Brings Message of Hope

Kim Phuc, now 46, survived extensive napalm burns to help today's burn survivors more >>

High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries

More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says more >>

Safety Should Be the Goal for Football Players

Good coaching, right equipment can prevent serious head and neck injuries, doctors say more >>

The Top 5 Causes of Accidental Home Injury Deaths—and How to Prevent Them

A look at some simple (and inexpensive) ways to reduce the threat of serious injuries in your house more >>

Scans Shed New Light on Concussions

Technology helps detect hidden brain damage, study shows more >>

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