Новости за 11.10.2017

Women in their 30s and early 40s who want to know whether their biological clocks are running out should skip fertility testing, a new study suggests.

Insulin pump therapy may offer better blood sugar control and fewer complications than daily injections of the vital hormone, new German research suggests.

Epidurals are a popular form of pain control for women during labor, but they've long been blamed for hindering progress in the delivery room.

CBS says it has ordered a second season of "Ransom," its hostage-negotiator drama starring Luke Roberts.

The outdoor Arizona jail known as "Tent City" and championed by Joe Arpaio, the controversial ex-sheriff of Maricopa County, was officially closed down.

Fashion designer Georgina Chapman has announced she is leaving her husband, disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, after 10 years of marriage.

Salt Lake City Police have fired the detective caught on video arresting a nurse who wouldn't let police draw blood from a patient who had been in a car wreck.

Complete watch guide to the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Carolina Panthers game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups and more.

ATHENS, Ga. -- No. 4 Georgia is looking to move to 7-0 for the first time since 2005, which is also the last time the Bulldogs won the SEC championship.

New Orleans Pelicans point guard Rajon Rondo underwent surgery for a sports hernia on Tuesday and will miss four to six weeks, according to the team.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady missed practice Tuesday due to a reported left shoulder injury, although the team did not provide a reason for the reigning Super Bowl MVP's absence.

Researchers at Yale say Medicare could do more to help stem the opioid epidemic by placing greater limits on prescriptions for the drugs.

A traveling exhibition featuring set pieces, costumes and props from the British period drama "Downton Abbey" will soon debut in the United States.

PHILADELPHIA -- Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz had the best game of his young career Sunday against Arizona, throwing for 304 yards and his first four-touchdown performance.

Cleveland Indians designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion might be able to return for Game 5 of his team's American League Division Series against the New York Yankees on Wednesday night.

CHICAGO -- If the Chicago Cubs hope to close out the Washington Nationals in the National League Division Series, they will have to wait a day.

AT&T Audience Network says it has renewed its serial-killer drama "Mr. Mercedes" for a second season.

A Turkish court convicted a Wall Street Journal reporter Tuesday and sentenced her to more than two years in prison, the newspaper has said.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Significant strides have been made in the past two games for quarterback Cam Newton, who has had regular practice repetitions and parlayed that into huge outings against New England and Detroit.

Oregon and No. 23 Stanford, who face each other on the Cardinal's home field on Saturday night, have switched places over the past few weeks.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has transitioned into producing new MQ-1C ER Gray Eagles for long range combat and intelligence missions.

MADISON, Wis. -- Purdue has made improvement under new coach Jeff Brohm, a development that hasn't been lost on Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst.

Researchers report that surgical patients given antibiotics prior to some operations are not at increased risk for antibiotic-resistant infections after surgery.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Fletcher Cox was a full participant in Tuesday's practice after sitting out the last two games with a calf injury.

New York Giants standout receiver Odell Beckham Jr. underwent season-ending surgery for a broken left ankle, the team announced Tuesday.