Posted October 3, 2013:

• Warmer Oceans Could Raise Mercury Levels in Fish


• Sieving Through 'Junk' DNA Reveals Disease-Causing Genetic Mutations


• Three Hours Is Enough to Help Prevent Mental Health Issues in Teens


• Nothin' to Sneeze At: New Treatment for Common Allergies


• New Advances in the Study of Human Mitochondrial DNA

Posted October 2, 2013:

• International Study Shows Efficacy of New Gastric Cancer Drug


• Surgery May Be Effective Treatment Option for Older Epilepsy Patients


• Bug Vs. Bug: Benign C. Difficile Strains Keep Fatal Strains at Bay


• New MRI Technique Detects Genetic Condition That Attacks the Heart, Brain, Nerves


• High-Dose Statins Reduce Gum Inflammation in Heart Disease Patients


• Scientists Shed Light on Body's Master Energy Regulator


• Certain Type of Fat Could Help Humans Lose Weight


• 'Cupcake Bans' Rare, but Policies May Reduce Overexposure to Sugary Treats


• Depression May Increase Your Risk of Parkinson’s Disease


• Long-Term Cognitive Impairment Too Common After Critical Illness


• Cost Savings for Those Who Need Surgery as ACL Injury Treatment


• Newly Identified Biomarkers Help Predict Outcome in Deadly Lung Disease


• Red Wine Chemical, Resveratrol, Remains Effective Against Cancer After the Body Converts It


• Robotic Approach for Gastric Cancer Treatment


• Specialized Intestinal Cells Cause Some Cases of Crohn's Disease


• Insect Repellent: Scientists Find Insect DEET Receptors, Develop Safe Alternatives to DEET


• Incident Rates Rising for Post-Partum Depression Among Women, Risk Factor for Suicide


• California's New Mental Health System Helps People Live Independently


• Technology, Not Uninsured Patients, Driving Hospital Costs


• Researchers Identify the Neural Circuits That Modulate REM Sleep


• Freedom, Choice Key to Restorative Lunch Breaks


• Recruiting E. Coli to Combat Hard-to-Treat Bacterial Infections


• Understanding the Dangers of the Fake Marijuana Called 'Spice' or 'K2'


• Imaging System Can Help Diagnose Disease, Monitor Hazardous Substances


• New Method Allows Quantitative Nanoscopic Imaging Through Silicon


• Genetic Anti-Inflammatory Defect Predisposes Children to Lymphoma


• Radiofrequency Ablation Effectively Treats Barrett's Esophagus


• Proper Diet, Exercise to Limit Diabetes Epidemic


• Researchers Regenerate a Fully Functional Bioengineered Lacrimal Gland


• Researchers Regenerate a Fully Functional Bioengineered Salivary Gland


• New Theory in Neuroscience: Common Mechanisms in Fragile X and Down Syndrome


• Babies Born at 37 and 38 Weeks at Higher Risk for Adverse Health Outcomes


• Predictors of Substance Abuse Identified in Teens With Bipolar Disorder


• Free Head, Neck Cancer Screenings Have Positive Impact in Urban Areas


• Skin of Patients With Psoriasis Protects Itself from Virus Infections


• Spinach and Nanodiamonds? Nanodiamond Biosensor for Detection of Iron-Level in Blood


• Key Mechanism Behind Herpes Revealed by Researchers


• Textured Images Help Tactile Recognition for the Blind


• Progress in the Prediction of Epilepsy Surgery