Heart attack with no chest pain more likely in women - Zee News

Zee NewsHeart attack with no chest pain more likely in womenZee NewsBut after age 65, the women`s risk fell below that of men. Dr. Patrick O`Malley, an internist at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, Maryland, said at least part of that difference could be due to lack of action by ...Women Have Higher Death Risk, Less Chest Pain From Heart Attack in StudyBloombergall 248 news articles »

Wardrobe Woes: Hidden Health Hazards of Clothing - Yahoo! Contributors Network

Wardrobe Woes: Hidden Health Hazards of ClothingYahoo! Contributors NetworkMen and women who shoehorn themselves into skin-tight jeans, battle to button their trousers or knot their neckties too tightly might unknowingly suffer nerve damage, digestive disturbances and even potentially deadly blood clots.and more »

Supplier to grow, hiring 70 in Ossian - Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Supplier to grow, hiring 70 in OssianFort Wayne Journal GazetteHaven Manufacturing Indiana Inc., 6935 Indiana 1, makes parts for the orthopedic, health care, aerospace and transportation industries. Products include gears and machine parts for hospital beds. The Journal Gazette first reported on the company's ...and more »

Narcissism puts men's health at risk

Is it stressful for self-absorbed people to think so highly of themselves? New research finds the answer is yes, for men

Narcissism Especially Bad for Men's Health, Study Says

MONDAY, Jan. 23 (HealthDay News) -- The inflated sense of self-importance common to narcissism can be toxic to relationships, but a new study suggests the personality trait may also harm men's health.

Men's hopes for robot prostate surgery unrealistic

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Robot-assisted surgery for prostate cancer has been heavily hyped, and a new study suggests that men's expectations of the surgery may be too high. Researchers found that of 171 men facing prostate cancer surgery, those having robotic surgery expected a shorter hospital stay, and a quicker return to their usual physical activity and sex life. But those hopes may not ...