_ Parkinson's and Caffeine By Jane Farrell video Caffeine does not help improve movement symptoms in Parkinson’s disease, study finds
_ Treating Chronic Respiratory Diseases By Jane Farrell video Chronic respiratory diseases are taking more lives, new study finds
_ Movies and Guns By Jane Farrell video Does watching a movie with gun violence influence a child’s interest in weapons?
_ Marijuana and Cancer By Jane Farrell video Nearly three-quarters of cancer patients asking about marijuana treatment, new study finds
_ Pets and Caregiver Burden By Jane Farrell video Owners of seriously ill pets at risk for depression, study finds
_ Tackle Football and Young Brains By Jane Farrell video Playing tackle football before the age of 12 may increase the risk of depression later in life, new study finds
_ Life Expectancy By Jane Farrell video Rise in life expectancy limited by drug-poisoning deaths, new study finds.
_ Adolescents and Tattooing By Jane Farrell video The American Academy of Pediatrics issues new guidelines on Adolescents and Tattoos
_ Adolescents and Opioids By Jane Farrell video The number of children addicted to opioids is on the rise, according to new study
_ Diabetes and Caffeine By Jane Farrell video Caffeine, from coffee and tea, may lower the risk of death in women with diabetes, study finds
_ Long-Term Risks and Benefits of HRT By Jane Farrell video Hormone replacement therapy may not increase the risk of death among postmenopausal women, new study finds
_ Pregnancy and Alcohol By Jane Farrell video There’s little research on light drinking during pregnancy; abstinence still best, study concludes
_ E-cigarettes and Heart Health By Jane Farrell video E-cigarettes with nicotine may cause stiffening of the arteries, new study concludes
_ HPV Protection By Jane Farrell video Prevalence of HPV is dropping among both vaccinated and unvaccinated 18-26 year-olds, study finds
_ Diet and Colon Cancer Risk By Jane Farrell video Eating whole grains daily reduces the risk of colorectal cancer, study finds
_ PSA Screening Recommendation By Jane Farrell video PSA screening reduces the risk of dying from prostate cancer, new study concludes.