While the United States is the richest country in the world, American workers receive the fewest vacation days. Worse, yet, our busy work schedules and loyalty to the company often prevent us from taking advantage of the vacation days we do receive. According to the World Tourism Organization, the average American gets 13 vacation days per year, compared with their counterparts in Italy (42), France (37), German (35), Brazil (34), United Kingdom (28), Canada (26), Korea (25), and Japan (25).

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New test used in critically ill patients on their first day of ICU admission to help improve the management of sepsis, a bacterial infection, common in hospitals, with a high mortality rate.

New test used in critically ill patients on their first day of ICU admission to help improve the management of sepsis, a bacterial infection, common in hospitals, with a high mortality rate.

Research presented today at the American College of Cardiology's 57th Annual Scientific Session suggests that physicians should prescribe the lowest doses of Celecoxib possible, especially in higher risk patients.

Young smokers' risk of another heart attack doesn't decrease if they continue to smoke.

New data finds olive oil may protect patients who have recently undergone open-heart surgery.

Researchers find morbidly obese men seem to have a similar heart health risk profile to women.

Researchers find the anniversary of a loved one's death may trigger sudden cardiac death in the person who is mourning.

Researchers discover a gender gap in door-to-treatment times - times are seven minutes slower for women.