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Mar 17, 2009 5:15 pm US/Eastern Everyone is looking for ways to make ends meet. However, a just-released Consumer Reports survey shows that some people are cutting corners in ways that could actually be ...

Maybe. Dr. Thomas B. Shea of the Center for Cellular Neurobiology at the Neurodegeneration Research University of Massachusetts - Lowell and his colleagues have conducted a number studies that found...

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Early detection of a woman's second breast cancer can cut her risk of premature death in half, researchers said on Wednesday.

In the past few years, a number of anti-cancer drugs have been developed which are directed selectively against specific key molecules of tumor cells.

The Federal Opposition says it wants the Government to guarantee it will not be cutting specialties such as gynaecological, obsetric and IVF services from the Medicare safety net.

Although more pregnant women are getting all types of medical imaging, the number of those getting CT scans has more than doubled over 10 years, Brown University researchers report.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SEATTLE -- A new survey of Washington youth shows the number of kids smoking, drinking and taking drugs has remained steady for the past two years. About 20 percent of 12th gr...

A new CNN/Opinion Research poll shows a growing number of people think another Great Depression is in the offing for the U.S. economy. Forty-five percent of people questioned in the survey said an ev...

Being four stone overweight can cut your life by up to three years according to a new study.

PHILADELPHIA, PA--(Marketwire - March 17, 2009) - Invo Healthcare (Invo) recently selectedBrookwood Media Arts to develop a unified software application to supportthe ongoing growth of the organization. Since its founding in 1993 as aregional therapy provider, Invo has experienced exponential growth. Today,Invo reaches children and families with special needs in educationalprograms nationwide to provide them with the support they need to succeed.Brookwood is working with Invo to create a comprehensive, easy-to-usesystem to alleviate the administrative burden that has grown with thenumber of new families and agencies Invo services as well as the increasingnumber of professional therapists required to meet client needs. Theexisting applications contain a vast amount of identical data that requiresimilar information, such as name and address, be entered 3 or 4 times.The new system will reduce the time associated with data entry andultimately increase efficiency.