Posted October 7, 2013:

• Researchers Test Biofeedback Device in Lowering Grandmothers' Stress


• Some Video Games Promote Unhealthy Foods for Kids


• How JC Polyomavirus Invades Cells


• What Makes Triathletes So Tough?


• Vaccination Campaign Doubles HBV Mutations


• Novel Algorithm Detects Early Signals of Alzheimer's in Motion Behavior


• Dog's Mood Offers Insight Into Owner's Health


• 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine: Discoveries of Machinery Regulating Vesicle Traffic in Cells


• Air Pollution and Psychological Distress During Pregnancy


• Advance in the Diagnosis and Control of Childhood Asthma


• Work Seems Life Threatening to People Suffering from Stress


• Air Pollution Increases Heart Attacks


• Possible Biomarker for Parkinson's Disease


• New Drug Candidate Found for Deadly Fungal Lung Infections


• Stress Steroid Mediated Withdrawal Anxiety in Methamphetamine Dependent Rats: Reversible by Flumazenil

Posted October 6, 2013:

• Identical Twins With Significant Weight Differences Shed Light on the Phenomenon of Metabolically Healthy Obesity


• First-Ever View of Gene Activity, Transcript Patterns in Single Human Cells


• How Binge Drinking Impairs Healing of Broken Bones


• Association Between Adolescents' Anxiety, Depressive Symptoms


• 6 New Sjögren's Syndrome Genes Found by International Team


• Neuroscientists Identify Class of Cortical Inhibitory Neurons Specializing in Disinhibition


• Protein Triggers Inflammatory Responses in Hemorrhage, Sepsis


• Glutamatergic Agents Show Promise for Mood, Anxiety Disorders


• Epigenetic Markers Show Promise in Alzheimer's Disease


• Enzymatic Pathway Common to Drugs of Abuse Could Lead to New Treatments


• Skin Infection Linked to Exposure to Aquariums Is Under-Diagnosed


• Coordinated Health Care Needed to Better Serve Haitians Post-Earthquake


• Study Points to New Heart Drug Targets With a Key Role for Triglycerides