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Stayin Alive helps stayin alive?

New studies on CPR

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20.10.2008 05:55:28 - Health News

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Report says Medicaid Spending "Unsustainable"

Spending on the Medicaid health program for the poor is on a path to grow at a much higher rate than the overall U.S. economy in the next 10 years, officials said on Friday.

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20.10.2008 01:39:38 - Health News

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Damages Will Be Paid for Chinese Pet Food Scare

A fund has been created to help compensate pet owners whose animals were affected by melamine-contaminated pet food in 2007.

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19.10.2008 03:42:48 - Health News

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Breakthrough Helps Fight Against Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

Researchers have discovered new anti-bacterial compounds that could help in the fight against drug-resistant pathogens such as tuberculosis strains.

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19.10.2008 03:37:31 - Health News

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Death of Russian Hockey Player Causes Concern

The death of 19-year-old hockey player Alexei Cherepanov has raised concerns about the cardiac health of young athletes and the emergency preparedness of Russia's hockey league.

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19.10.2008 03:36:33 - Health News

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Bee Gees Song Helps Doctors Keep CPR Patients 'Stayin' Alive'

A study finds that doctors trained to give CPR to the beat of "Stayin' Alive" are better at maintaining the rhythm of the lifesaving treatment.

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19.10.2008 03:34:43 - Health News

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Obama's claim of benefit cuts suspect

Medicare has become a new focal point in the presidential campaign, with Democratic nominee Barack Obama accusing Republican John McCain of seeking 'cuts in benefits, eligibility, or both.'

Elderly voters are sure to take notice of such statements being made in a 30-second television ad that the Obama campaign will air in some crucial swing states. Obama hit the same theme in a campaign appearance Friday in Virginia.

But Obama's charge is built on a shaky foundation. The campaign's evidence that McCain would make such cuts relies on a Wall Street Journal article where no specific cuts were mentioned.

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19.10.2008 03:18:35 - Health News

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Drug giant Pfizer has reached an $894 million deal to settle lawsuits over Bextra.

Drug giant Pfizer Inc. has reached an $894 million deal to settle the bulk of the lawsuits over its withdrawn pain reliever Bextra, following the lead of rival Merck & Co., which is spending five times as much ...

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18.10.2008 23:02:46 - Health News

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New Haven Says Anti-Cholesterol Drugs Don't Work

The city of New Haven, Conn., is suing Merck and Schering-Plough over tax dollars spent on Vytorin and Zetia.

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17.10.2008 16:44:35 - Health News

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Medical Helicopter Crash in Ill. Highlights Disturbing National Trend

Another medical helicopter crash, this time in Illinois, draws attention to the rulemaking process for air safety.

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16.10.2008 23:33:38 - Health News

Health News

Stayin Alive helps stayin alive?

Report says Medicaid Spending "Unsustainable"

Damages Will Be Paid for Chinese Pet Food Scare

Breakthrough Helps Fight Against Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

Death of Russian Hockey Player Causes Concern

Bee Gees Song Helps Doctors Keep CPR Patients 'Stayin' Alive'

Obama's claim of benefit cuts suspect

Drug giant Pfizer has reached an $894 million deal to settle lawsuits over Bextra.

New Haven Says Anti-Cholesterol Drugs Don't Work

Medical Helicopter Crash in Ill. Highlights Disturbing National Trend

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