Posted October 9, 2013:

• Likely Causes and Treatment Strategies for Systemic Scleroderma Identified


• Gene and Stem Cell Therapy Combination Could Aid Wound Healing


• Novel Way Discovered to 'Switch On' Tumor Suppressors That Have Been Silenced


• Barriers to Implementing Complimentary Medicine Into MD Residency


• Running a Marathon Hard on Heart, Especially in Less Prepared Runners


• Readmission Rates Impacted by Patients' Knowledge, Skills


• Scientists Use Blur to Sharpen DNA Mapping


• New Research Shows That Blood Pressure Remains a Problem in China


• High Dietary Intake of Polyphenols Are Associated With Longevity


• Visits to Multiple HIV Clinics Linked to Poorer Outcomes


• Does Good Cholesterol Increase Breast Cancer Risk?


• Multivitamins With Minerals May Protect Older Women With Invasive Breast Cancer


• Cellular Signals Between Pancreatic Cancer Tumors, Saliva


• 'Mobility Shoes' Take a Load Off for Knee Osteoarthritis Sufferers


• Aircraft Noise Linked to Heart Disease, Study Suggests

Posted October 8, 2013:

• Better Community Engagement and Stronger Health Systems Are Needed to Tackle Polio


• Expanding Flu Vaccination Policies to Include Children Could Reduce Infections and Mortality


• Explaining Why Infections in Newborns Link to Later Behavior Problems


• New Urine Test Could Diagnose Eye Disease


• Screening Tool for Detecting Intimate Partner Violence Among Women Veterans


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


• Blood Vessel Cells Can Repair, Regenerate Organs


• Growing Bacteria Keep Time, Know Their Place


• Study Finds Biomarker Differentiating the Inattentive, Combined Subtypes of ADHD


• Where Does Dizziness Come From?


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


• HIV Vaccines Elicit Immune Response in Infants


• 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


• Use of Hypothermia May Be Harmful for Severe Meningitis


• 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