A major new U.S-Canadian report calls for an increase in the daily recommended intake of vitamin D, but not to the levels many health organizations have been urging because of mounting evidence linking the “sunshine vitamin” to the prevention of chronic disease.

If you should find yourself running from the police, watch your step. If you fall and break an ankle, chances are you’ll receive less pain medication when they take you to the ER for treatment. That’s one of the findings from a study who collected the data and is an emergency department doctor in California.

If you should find yourself running from the police, watch your step. If you fall and break an ankle, chances are you’ll receive less pain medication when they take you to the ER for treatment. That’s one of the findings from a study by Case Western Reserve University sociologist Susan Hinze, and Joshua Tamayo-Sarver, who collected the data and is an emergency department doctor in California.

( Case Western Reserve University ) If you should find yourself running from the police, watch your step. If you fall and break an ankle, chances are you’ll receive less pain medication when they take you to the ER for treatment. That’s one of the findings from a study by Case Western Reserve University sociologist Susan Hinze, and Joshua Tamayo-Sarver, who collected the data and is an emergency …

A major new U.S-Canadian report calls for an increase in the daily recommended intake of vitamin D, but not to the levels many health organizations have been urging because of mounting evidence linking the “sunshine vitamin” to the prevention of chronic disease.

CHEYENNE — A Cheyenne man pleaded guilty earlier this month in federal court to charges that he gave his girlfriend drugs that led to her death. Brannan B. Hoover, 29, will be sentenced Jan. 24 by U.S. District Judge Alan B. Johnson.

“On a scale of 1 to 10, the pain was always at least a 5 and sometimes hit a 9 or a 10,” shares 72 year-old Manalapan resident Lucille Veltri of her condition after breaking several discs in her back in 2005.

Expensive medication brings relief from the pain and swelling associated with hereditary angioedema.

(PhysOrg.com) — If you should find yourself running from the police, watch your step. If you fall and break an ankle, chances are you’ll receive less pain medication when they take you to the ER for treatment.

MONDAY, Nov. 29 (HealthDay News) — The prescription painkiller Celebrex might help prevent non-melanoma skin cancers, a small study suggests.