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Estudio Descubre que los Latinos Envejecen a un Ritmo Más Lento que Otras Etnicidades

Estudio Descubre que los Latinos Envejecen a un Ritmo Más Lento que Otras Etnicidades

En la búsqueda por encontrar la fuente de la juventud, los científicos pueden un día estudiar a los latinos para encontrar la respuesta, ya que un nuevo estudio muestra que… Read more »

Esa Luz Roja del Espectro Puede Ayudarle a Dormir Mejor

Esa Luz Roja del Espectro Puede Ayudarle a Dormir Mejor

¡Hue lo logró! Ustedes han oído que la exposición tarde en la noche a la luz azul, como el resplandor de sus dispositivos técnicos, pueden estropearle el sueño. (derrame una… Read more »

¿Porqué se Retira Aetna de Obamacare?

¿Porqué se Retira Aetna de Obamacare?

Citando pérdidas financieras, la aseguradora de salud Aetna anunció cortar drásticamente su participación en el Acta Affordable Care (ACA o Obamacare). El hecho forzará a clientes en 11 estados buscar… Read more »

Los Suplementos de Calcio Vinculados a un Mayor Riesgo de Demencia en Algunas Mujeres

Los Suplementos de Calcio Vinculados a un Mayor Riesgo de Demencia en Algunas Mujeres

Algunas mujeres mayores que toman suplementos de calcio, comúnmente recomendados para prevenir el desgaste de los huesos relacionado con la edad, puede suponer un aumento en el riesgo a desarrollar… Read more »

Millennial Men Are Weaker Than Their Dads, Study Suggests

Millennial Men Are Weaker Than Their Dads, Study Suggests

If today’s men think that all those video games are helping them maintain optimal hand strength, they’d better think again. In a series of studies testing grip and pinch strength,… Read more »

Loretto Hospital Receives Competitive Star Rating by CMS

Loretto Hospital Receives Competitive Star Rating by CMS

Loretto Hospital received 3 out of 5 stars in the Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating, a new quality measures by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) which was… Read more »

Food Advertisements May Work on Children’s Brains

Food Advertisements May Work on Children’s Brains

Children make quicker decisions to eat “tasty” food and reward centers in their brains light up after watching food commercials on television compared to nonfood commercials, a small study finds…. Read more »

Bad timing: Biological clock linked to infections

Bad timing: Biological clock linked to infections

There are plenty of old wives’ tales about what gets you sick — the myth about going out in the cold, for example — but new research in mice suggests… Read more »

Serious Head Injuries from Baby Strollers on the Rise

Serious Head Injuries from Baby Strollers on the Rise

About two U.S. children visit the emergency room every hour for injuries related to being in a stroller or an infant carrier, a new study finds. Overall, more than 360,000… Read more »

Illinois Doctors Earn Nearly $2.6 Million in Quality of Care Bonus Payments for Improving Health Outcomes

Illinois Doctors Earn Nearly $2.6 Million in Quality of Care Bonus Payments for Improving Health Outcomes

UnitedHealthcare recently recognized more than 40 care providers in Illinois with the 2015 UnitedHealthcare PATH Excellence in Patient Service Awards for their commitment to improving health outcomes for people enrolled… Read more »