Kids who witness abuse at home may bully others

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -- Children who witness abusive behavior in the home are more likely to bully other children and are at greater risk of depression and anxiety, a new study shows.

Breast implants linked to suicide, but not cancer

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -- A large Canadian study adds to evidence that women with breast implants do not face a higher risk of cancer or other major diseases, but they may have a higher-than-average rate of suicide.

Domestic violence takes toll in workplace

NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Victims of domestic violence suffer at work as well as home, losing costly work hours to distraction and absenteeism, new research shows.

Study: TV can be a painkiller for kids

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sometimes the numbing effect of TV can be helpful.