Posted December 9, 2013:

• Genetic Flaw in Males Triggers Onset of Liver Cancer, Diabetes


• Problem-Child Behavior Could Result from Early Puberty in Girls


• New Findings on Women, Pregnancy, Epilepsy


• Math Models Enhance Current Therapies for Coronary Heart Disease


• Surviving Ovarian Cancer: Scientists Attack Drug Resistant Cancer Cells


• Recycled Plastic Proves Effective in Killing Drug-Resistant Fungi


• How 'Good Cholesterol' Stops Inflammation


• Better Preparedness Against Tamiflu-Resistant Influenza Viruses


• Ovarian Cancer Discovery Deepens Knowledge of Survival Outcomes


• Promising Alzheimer's Drug Trialled in Large EU Study


• Epilepsy Community Seeks Redefinition of Bioequivalence from FDA


• Strong Nutrition Education Can Lead to Healthier Food Choices Among Low-Income Families


• Seizures and Epilepsy: A Significant Burden on Veterans


• Keep on Exercising, Researchers Advise Older Breast Cancer Survivors


• No Longer Stumped: Secrets of the Skilled Batsman


• New Insights Into Immune System of Gastrointestinal Tract


• Aging out of Bounds: New Demographic Data Show How Diversely Different Species Age and Biologists Cannot Explain Why


• Is SUDEP Risk Potentially Treatable?


• Seizure Unconsciousness Similar to Slow Wave Sleep


• Economic Factors May Affect Getting Guideline-Recommended Breast Cancer Treatment


• Potential Biological Factor Contributing to Racial Disparities in Prostate Cancer


• Diabetes Identified as Risk Factor for Liver Cancer Across Ethnic Groups


• Biomarker Linked to Aggressive Breast Cancers, Poor Outcomes in African-Americans


• Novel Drug Regimen Can Improve Stem Cell Transplantation Outcomes

Posted December 8, 2013:

• Concussion Secrets Unveiled in Mice and People


• Flipping a Gene Switch Reactivates Fetal Hemoglobin, May Reverse Sickle Cell Disease


• Measuring Life's Tugs and Nudges: Tiny Oil Droplets Help Measure Mechanical Forces Produced by Living Cells That Shape Tissues and Organs


• Gene Promotes One in a Hundred of Tumors: Gene Discovered to Play a Part in One Per Cent of All Cancers


• Potential of Protein-Measurement Technique to Standardize Quantification of Entire Human Proteome


• Gene Expression Changes With Meditation


• Results from First 59 Leukemia Patients Who Received Investigational, Personalized Cellular Therapy


• X-Linked Severe Combined Immunodeficiency Syndrome: Gene Therapy Trial Shows Promising Early Results


• T Cell Immunotherapy Shows Promising Results in Children, Adults With Leukemia


• Laser Ablation Surgery Shows Better Cognitive Results for People With Epilepsy


• Researchers Report on Safety of Rapid AED Withdrawal in Pre-Surgical Monitoring


• Genetic Mutations, Molecular Alterations May Explain Racial Differences in Head, Neck Cancers


• Knowledge Lacking About HPV Vaccine Effectiveness


• Rare Cause of Anemia in Newborns Often Overlooked, Research Suggests


• Age Shouldn't Limit Access to Transplants for Those With MDS, Study Suggests