Posted October 17, 2013:

• Study in Teens & Young Adults May Help Predict If Health Insurance Expansion Will Cut ER Use


• Gene Regulation Differences Between Humans, Chimpanzees Very Complex


• Mysterious Ancient Human Crossed Wallace's Line


• Nanotech System, Cellular Heating May Improve Treatment of Ovarian Cancer


• Stem Cell Transplant Repairs Damaged Gut of Inflammatory Bowel Disease


• Complex Diseases Traced to Gene Copy Numbers


• Yoga Accessible for the Blind With New Kinect-Based Program


• Brain Scans May Aid in Diagnosis of Autism


• Depression Twice as Likely in Migraine Sufferers


• A Lost Generation of Young Scientists? Grad Student Voices Concern About Research Funding Crunch


• Female Doctors Better Than Male Doctors, but Males Are More Productive


• Brain Scans Show Unusual Activity in Retired American Football Players


• Activating Proteins in Brain by Shining LED Light on Them


• Physical Activity in Parks Can Been Boosted by Modest Marketing

Posted October 16, 2013:

• Blood Pressure Drugs Decrease Risk of Alzheimer's Disease


• Bariatric Surgery Patients Not Being Prioritized Correctly


• Separating the Good from the Bad in Bacteria


• Rapid Blood Test to Diagnose Sepsis at the Bedside Could Save Thousands of Lives


• Elusive Secret of HIV Long-Term Immunity


• New Way to Treat Chronic Kidney Disease and Heart Failure


• Bacteria-Eating Viruses 'Magic Bullets in the War on Superbugs'


• Avian Influenza Virus Detection Using Smell


• The Brain's Neural Thermostat


• Using Mobile Devices to Look Up Drug Info Prevents Adverse Events in Nursing Homes


• Participation in Cardiac Rehab Program Improves Recovery in Stroke Patients


• Genetic Errors Identified in 12 Major Cancer Types


• Taking Stock of Research on Sleepless Soldiers


• Finding Blood Clots Before They Wreak Havoc


• Tracking Viral DNA in the Cell: New Method to Generate Virus Particles Containing Labeled Viral DNA Genomes


• Study Shows How Staph Toxin Disarms the Immune System


• Researchers Discover, Treat Toxic Effects of ALS Mutation in Neurons Using Patients' Skin Cells


• Better Understanding of Inherited Hearing Loss


• When Neurons Have Less to Say, They Speak Up


• 'Individualized' Therapy for the Brain Targets Specific Gene Mutations Causing Dementia, ALS


• Rare Gene Mutation Sheds Light on Protein's Role in Brain Development


• Maximizing Broccoli's Cancer-Fighting Potential


• Glowing Neurons Reveal Networked Link Between Brain, Whiskers


• Light Triggers Death Switch in Cancer Cells


• Toward a Urine Test for Detecting Blood Clots


• Eye Contact Builds Bedside Trust


• How Do ADHD Medications Work?


• Vaccine Risk to Myasthenia Gravis Patients May Be Worth Taking