Posted December 4, 2013:

• Data on People's Self-Reported 'Experienced' Well-Being Could Help Inform Policies


• Researchers Find Shape-Shifting Stops Migrating Cancer Cells


• Important Discovery Related to Anxiety Disorders, Trauma


• Education, Not Fertility, Key for Economic Development in Developing Countries


• How to Change Cell Types by Flipping a Single Switch


• New Method for Stabilizing Hemoglobin Could Lead to Stable Vaccines, Artificial Blood


• Depression in Pregnant Mothers May Alter the Pattern of Brain Development in Their Babies


• Omega-3 Dietary Supplements Pass Blood-Brain Barrier


• Diagnostic Imaging: New Chip Provides Better All-Round Performance

Posted December 3, 2013:

• Exercise Beneficial for Dementia


• Dispelling Urban Legend, New Study Shows Who Uses Emergency Departments Frequently


• Study on Pediatric Brain Stem Tumors


• Many Trial Results in ClinicalTrials.gov Not Published


• Malaria Treatment Could Improve in Children


• New Insights Into Cancer Evolution Help Define Screening Window of Opportunity


• Simulation-Based Communication Training Does Not Improve Quality of End-of-Life Care


• Attending Clinical and Tutorial-Based Activities By Medical Students Associated With Better Overall Examination Scores


• Incidence, Trend of Substance Use Disorder Among Medical Residents


• Diversity Initiatives Do Not Increase Representation of Minorities on Medical School Faculty


• Less Medical Errors When Continuity of Care in Hospitals Improved


• Motorcycle-Related Deaths Continues to Be a Leading Cause of Death Among Vetrans


• Gene Therapy Bolsters Enzyme Activity to Combat Alzheimer's Disease in Mice


• New Study Examines Methods to Reduce Acute Care Costs Without Sacrificing Quality


• Molecular Sensor Detects Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis, Study Finds


• HIV-1 Movement Across Genital Tract Cells Surprisingly Enhanced by Usurping Antibody Response


• Many Patients Have Trouble Identifying Their Medications


• Tongue-Drive Wheelchair Works Better Than Sip-and-Puff System


• Alzheimer's Risk Gene May Begin to Affect Brains in Childhood, Research Shows


• New Classification System for Cardiomyopathy


• 1950s Pandemic Influenza Virus Remains a Health Threat, Particularly to Those Under 50


• Protein in Prostate Biopsies Signals Increased Cancer Risk


• Obesity, Smoking Increase Risk After Immediate Breast Reconstruction With Implants


• New Compound for Slowing Aging Process Can Lead to Treatments for Brain Diseases


• Higher Case Load Lowers Cost of Repairing Bones That Protect Eye


• Race Trumps Economic Status in Access to Healthy Food


• Manufacturing New Gut to Treat GI Diseases


• Neurofeedback Tunes Key Brain Networks, Improving Well-Being in PTSD


• First Real-Time Flu Forecast Successful


• Tuberculosis: Nature Has Double-Duty Antibiotic Up Her Sleeve


• Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol Disrupts Brain Circuitry: No Safe Level of Drinking During Pregnancy, Neuroscientist Says


• Current Sound-Localization Theories Turned 'on Their Ear'


• Review Examines Gender Differences in COPD Patients


• Dual Protein Knockout Could Lead to New Male Contraceptive


• HIV Plus HPV Leads to Increased Anal Cancer Risk in Men


• Disability, Distress in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Cut in Half Over Last 20 Years


• International Study Finds Heart Disease Similar in Men, Women


• Breast Cancer Risk Related to Changes in Breast Density as Women Age


• New Research Shows Promise for Possible HIV Cure


• Talk Therapy May Reverse Biological Changes in PTSD Patients


• Have Researchers Found New Treatment for Sepsis?