Sleepy Interns Committing Key Errors, Study Shows
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America's doctors-in-training are  committing serious errors as a result of being forced to work  over 80 hours a week, says new research which suggests the U.S.  medical community has been slow to tackle sleep deprivation in  its staff.
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Black children are less likely to get  enough sleep than their white counterparts, which makes them  susceptible to poorer school performance and behavioral  problems, a study said on Monday.
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A new study shows that many doctors waste patientsâ time in office visits by interjecting irrelevant information about themselves.
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Obese children often have undetected sleep disorders which could be affecting school performance, researchers warn.
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NEW YORK  - People who work from  mid-afternoon into the wee hours of the night are liable to  develop problems such as heartburn, stomach ulcers and  constipation, new research shows.
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Think twice before you copy someone on an e-mail or hit "reply all." Such practices have made today's workers less productive, a research firm concludes.
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Eighty percent of U.S. doctors and  half of nurses surveyed said they had seen colleagues make  mistakes, but only 10 percent ever spoke up, according to a  study released on Wednesday.
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Drug and alcohol misuse is a major cause of absenteeism and poor productivity in the workplace, a survey suggests.
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When woken numerous times throughout the night, healthy volunteers had trouble regulating their blood sugar.
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The amount of time people spend  sleeping may affect their weight, study results suggest.
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If your office is often cold, take note - chilly environs may lower productivity. A study by a Cornell University ergonomics professor found a reverse correlation between temperature and typing mistakes.
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In confidential safety memos, pilots recount fatigue-related incidents.
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In findings published in today&#39;s New England Journal of Medicine, researchers found that first-year residents who worked 24 to 34 consecutive hours committed 35 percent more serious medical
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As night fell last Sunday, the drowsy effects of a long holiday weekend spread across the University of Notre Dame campus like a yawn.
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In a country already plagued by soaring sick leave costs, a new survey has found that 40 per cent of the population thinks it&#39;s acceptable to skip work because they feel tired or have trouble getting along with their colleagues.
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In a country already plagued by soaring sick leave costs, a new survey has found that 40 per cent of the population thinks it's acceptable to skip work because they feel tired or have trouble getting along with ...
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A study reveals most doctors do not believe changes to out-of-hours services have improved patient care.