Posted October 10, 2013:

• New Antiviral Response Discovered in Mammals


• Newly Discovered Gene Regulator Could Precisely Target Sickle Cell Disease


• Sticks and Stones: Brain Releases Natural Painkillers During Social Rejection


• Brain Development Differs in Children Who Stutter


• A Silent Epidemic: Minor Traumatic Brain Injury


• New Model for Neurotransmitter Release, Proposed by Nobel Prize Winner


• Genetic Variant That Increases Testicular Cancer Risk in Caucasians Evolved to Protect Light Skin


• Eat More, Weigh Less: Worm Study Provides Clues to Better Fat-Loss Therapies for Humans


• Genes Protect Themselves Against Being Silenced


• 'Peanut Butter' Test Can Help Diagnose Alzheimer's Disease, Researchers Find


• US Health Spending Projected to Grow an Average of 5.8 Percent Annually Through 2022


• Direct 'Writing' of Artificial Cell Membranes on Graphene


• Osteoporosis a Major Threat to Women's Future Independence

Posted October 9, 2013:

• Organ Donor Promotion Brings Increase in Registrations


• Enigmatic Neurons Help Flies Get Oriented


• High-Dose Radiation Therapy for Bladder Cancer Has Comparable Tumor Control Compared to Surgery


• 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 Complementary 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


• Physician Job Satisfaction Driven by Quality of Patient Care


• Scientists Discover New Mechanism That Preserves Genomic Integrity and Is Abnormal in the Rare DiGeorge Syndrome


• Childbirth Not Significant Contributor to Later Sexual Dysfunction


• ALS Stem Cell Trial Begins With First Two Patients Receiving Injections


• Beta-Blocker Improves Heart Rate Among Patients in Septic Shock


• Risk of Death of Fluid Replacement Therapies Compared for Critically Ill Patients


• Statins Do Not Improve Survival for Adults With Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia


• Among Critically Ill Patients, Muscle Wasting Occurs Rapidly