Reality TV Binge Leads to Higher Casualty Rate
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Television networks are learning a harsh lesson in reality -- too many reality shows are a turn-off for viewers.
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Obese people who suffer critical injuries are much more likely to die than thinner victims because their overall health tends to be worse and surgery is riskier, a study said on Monday.
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Obese people face a higher risk of passing out &#151; or worse &#151; during heat waves, some health experts say.
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From prescribing overdoses to sticking a tube in the wrong vein, doctors-in-training made one-third more serious mistakes during typically long shifts than they did during &quot;short&quot; 16-hour ones, a Harvard study found.
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ABC Television, which has captured big audiences in recent years with reality programs that chronicle people's physical alterations, will apply that formula to people's health.
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Watching television can harm children much more than previously thought as it raises the risk of bad eyesight, obesity, premature puberty and autism, a study has shown.
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Chances are, field crews  working on most reality shows don&#39;t continually put their lives  -- or their subjects&#39; -- in as much danger as the people behind  MSNBC&#39;s documentary series &quot;Lockup.&quot;
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The latest crop of workplace reality shows can be seen as a playbook for the behind-the-scenes fear and scheming at NBC and Fox.
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Study says CBS&#39; &#39;CSI-NY&#39; and NBC&#39;s &#39;Medical Investigation&#39; most eagerly awaited in new fall lineups. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Politicians looking for a quick boost this campaign season might want to look at
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Heavily drinking -- or binging -- even intermittently, almost doubles a person&#39;s risk of dying after a heart attack, compared to that of a moderate drinker, according, to a first-of-its-kind study, reported at the American Heart Association&#39;s Scientific
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Dutch doctors are shocked by a higher than expected mortality rate in a clinical trial for acute pancreatitis.
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Figures seen by the BBC show that in August self-inflicted deaths in English prisons reached a new monthly high.
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By David Bauder THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  NEW YORK -- Scalpels and damaged doctors at 10 paces: an interesting duel of medical shows is emerging for the second half of the television season.
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A new study suggests that people under high pressure to meet deadlines at work are six times more likely to suffer a heart attack in the 24 hours following the high pressure event.
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Road casualty figures show a fall but there is controversy about their accuracy.
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People eat more when they are glued to  the television, and the more entertaining the program, the more  they eat, according to research presented on Saturday.
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Using steroids to treat patients with severe head injuries can be deadly, according to a new study published in the medical journal Lancet.