Military leaders point to schools in U.S. fat fight
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former U.S. military leaders have identified a latent threat to the potential for a leaner, more agile fighting force: the school vending machine. In a report to...
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U.S. officials launch new strategy to prevent suicide
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A new nationwide strategy to prevent suicides, especially among U.S. military veterans and younger Americans, is tapping into Facebook, mobile apps and other technologies as part of...
U.S. officials launch new strategy to prevent suicide
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A new nationwide strategy to prevent suicides, especially among U.S. military veterans and younger Americans, is tapping into Facebook, mobile apps and other technologies as part of...
Rape trauma as barrier to pregnancy has no scientific basis
(Reuters) - The long-discredited notion that rape victims cannot become pregnant - a claim that pushed Republicans to repudiate one of their own U.S. Senate candidates on Monday - dates...
Rape trauma as barrier to pregnancy has no scientific basis
(Reuters) - The long-discredited notion that rape victims cannot become pregnant - a claim that pushed Republicans to repudiate one of their own U.S. Senate candidates on Monday - dates...
Insight: What if baby boomers don’t live forever?
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - What if the generation that once rocked out to The Who's "hope I die before I get old" line actually does? Most retirement plans and federal budget...
Insight: What if baby boomers don’t live forever?
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - What if the generation that once rocked out to The Who's "hope I die before I get old" line actually does? Most retirement plans and federal budget...
Fewer U.S. students buy sodas, sports drinks still a problem-study
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Half as many U.S. adolescents as in 2006 can still buy high-calorie sodas in schools, but other sugary beverages remain easily available onsite, a survey showed. University...
Fewer U.S. students buy sodas, sports drinks still a problem-study
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Half as many U.S. adolescents as in 2006 can still buy high-calorie sodas in schools, but other sugary beverages remain easily available onsite, a survey showed. University...
U.S. rule highlights Catholic tensions over contraception
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New rules requiring free access to prescription birth control for women with health insurance go into effect on Wednesday, but controversy lingers at some Catholic institutions struggling...