Posted November 1, 2013:

• Aerobic Exercise Benefits Memory in Persons With MS


• New Model for Organ Repair


• Treating Gum Disease by Bringing Needed Immune Cells to Inflamed Tissue


• Simulation, Team Training Improves Performance, Patient Safety


• Sugar Intake Not Directly Related to Liver Disease


• Double-Pronged Attack Could Treat Common Children's Cancer


• Fracture Prevention in Cancer-Associated Bone Disease

Posted October 31, 2013:

• Leading Cause of Heart Disease Ignored in North America's Poorest Communities


• Study Tracks Risk of Visceral Leishmaniasis (VL) Exposure in Brazil's Urban Areas


• New Weapon in Fight Against Superbugs


• 'Immune Fingerprints' May Help Diagnose Bacterial Infections, Guide Treatment


• Pregnant Women Who Snore at Higher Risk for C-Sections, Delivering Smaller Babies


• Microbleeds Important to Consider in Brain-Related Treatments


• Scientists Develop Candidate Vaccine Against Respiratory Syncytial Virus


• Public Health Policies, Practices May Negatively Affect Marginalized Populations


• Gene Found to Foster Synapse Formation in the Brain


• Critical Gene in Retinal Development and Motion Sensing Identified


• Most Detailed Picture Yet of Key AIDS Protein


• Stem Cell Scarring Aids Recovery from Spinal Cord Injury


• Women Under 60 With Diabetes at Much Greater Risk for Heart Disease


• Direct Link Established Between Stimulus-Response Learning, Substance Abuse


• Houston We Have a Problem: Microgravity Accelerates Biological Aging


• Incomplete Protein Digestion Is Useful for Some Bacteria


• Increasing Rate of Knee Replacements Linked to Obesity Among Young


• Scientists Discover Why Newborns Get Sick So Often


• Researchers Model Familial Amyloidosis in Vitro Using iPSC Technology


• Cellular Tail Length Tells Human Disease Tale


• Study Offers New Theory of Cancer Development


• How Protein Suicide Assure Healthy Cell Structures


• Long-Term Use of Prescription Painkillers Increases Risk of Depression


• Newly Identified Proteins Make Promising Targets for Blocking Graft-Vs-Host Disease


• Fast, Painless Alternative to Liver Biopsie Proves Accurate, Reliable


• Supreme Court's Obamacare Decision Established New Limits on Federal Authority


• Experimental Hepatitis C Drug Shows Promise for Preventing Recurrence in Liver Transplant Patients


• Hepatitis C Treatments Not Being Used for More Than Half of Patients


• Residents Weigh Global Benefits, Local Risks in Views of Climate Change Measures


• Women Working in Head Start Programs Report Poor Physical, Mental Health


• Neuroscientists Determine How Treatment for Anxiety Disorders Silences Fear Neurons


• Brain Researchers Discover How Retinal Neurons Claim Best Connections


• Patient in 'Vegetative State' Not Just Aware, but Paying Attention, Study Suggests


• New Knowledge About the Body's Fight Against HIV


• Early Rehospitalization After Kidney Transplant Caused by Complexity of Condition, Not Poor Quality of Care


• Pizza Perfect! A Nutritional Overhaul of 'Junk Food,' Ready-Meals Is Possible


• Scientists Modify Botox for the Treatment of Pain


• New Knowledge About Serious Muscle Disease


• New Stem Cells Go Back Further


• Monster Mash: Protein Folding Gone Wrong


• Seeing in the Dark: Most People Can See Their Body's Movement in the Absence of Light


• Stress Eaters May Compensate by Eating Less When Times Are Good


• Europeans Do Not Consume Enough Vitamins, Minerals