Posted October 8, 2013:

• From Slowdown to Shutdown: US Leadership in Biomedical Research Takes a Blow, Experts Say


• Women Suffer Most from Urinary Tract Infections, Men More Likely to Be Hospitalized


• Postpartum Depression Spans Generations, Animal Study Suggests


• Weighed Down by Guilt: Research Shows It's More Than a Metaphor


• Minimally Invasive Operation Helps Elderly Patients After Colon Cancer Treatment


• Breast Cancer Rates Stable Among Active Component Service Women


• Combination of Anemia, High Altitude Challenge Outcomes for Children With Pneumonia


• New Therapeutic Target That Prevents Cell Division


• Excessive Nerve Cell Pruning Leads to Disease


• Something in the (Expecting Mother's) Water: Contaminated Water Breeds Low-Weight Babies, Sometimes Born Prematurely


• 'Cyberchondria' from Online Health Searches Is Worse for Those Who Fear the Unknown


• Two Genes Linked to Increased Risk for Eating Disorders


• DNA Research Sheds Light on Ancestry of Ashkenazi Jews


• Surgeons Report Two New Approaches to Lessen Postoperative Pain


• Same-Hospital Readmission Rate an Unreliable Predictor for All-Hospital Readmission Rate


• 'Yes' to One Drug Could Become 'Yes' for Other Drugs


• Non-Specific, Specific RNA Binding Proteins Found to Be Fundamentally Similar


• How Viral Proteins Are Produced: New Clues


• Sunscreen Saves Superhero Gene


• Adherence to Guidelines for Severe Traumatic Brain Injury Saves Lives


• A Potential New Strategy to Address Dementia


• New Funding for Development of Mucosal Vaccines Based on Nanoparticle Technology


• No Viral Cause for Breast Cancer and Brain Tumors


• Abusive Parenting May Have a Biological Basis


• Malaria Vaccine Candidate Reduces Disease in Children


• Evaluating Mobile Weight Loss Apps on Use of Evidence-Based Behavioral Strategies


• Parasites With Greater Infectivity Associated With Treatment Failure


• Liquorice Alleviates Troublesome Symptoms Following Intubation


• Personalised Therapy Reduces the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease for Diabetics


• Eating Disorders Associated With Reproductive Health Problems


• Reading Is Good for Your Health


• Unexpected Genomic Change Through 400 Years of French-Canadian History


• Link Between Car Crashes, Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes


• The Negative Results of Concealing Who You Really Are on the Job

Posted October 7, 2013:

• Just 5 in Every 1,000 NHS Doctors Prompt Performance Concerns Each Year


• Death Rates Higher Among Middle Aged, Elderly When Economy Is Booming


• Meals for More Seniors Could Save Some States Money


• Delayed Aging Is Better Investment Than Cancer, Heart Disease


• Researchers Test Biofeedback Device in Lowering Grandmothers' Stress


• Some Video Games Promote Unhealthy Foods for Kids


• Study Shows How Neurons Enable Us to Know Smells We Like and Dislike, Whether to Approach or Retreat


• Cells Prefer Nanodiscs Over Nanorods


• New More Effective Antimicrobials Might Rise from Old


• How JC Polyomavirus Invades Cells


• Researchers Test Effectiveness of Treatments for Alcoholism, Anxiety


• What Makes Triathletes So Tough?


• Vaccination Campaign Doubles HBV Mutations


• Debit Cards Deduct Nutrition from School Lunches


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


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