Posted December 11, 2013:

• Researchers Show Optimal Framework for Heartbeats


• Staying Ahead of Huntington's Disease


• Stimulant-Addicted Patients Can Quit Smoking Without Hindering Treatment


• Brain's Never-Before-Seen Cellular Response to Concussions Could Lead to Therapy


• Malnourished Children Still Have Hope Beyond First 1,000 Days


• More Powerful Approach to Analyze Melanoma's Genetic Causes


• More Physically Active Adults Have Improved Cardiorespiratory Fitness


• Maternal Health Program in India Failing to Deliver, Study Shows


• Study Finds Biomaterials Repair Human Heart


• New Strain of Bird Flu Packs a Punch Even After Becoming Drug-Resistant


• Study Raises Questions About Longstanding Forensic Identification Technique


• Biodegradable or Not?


• Researchers Uncover Mechanism Controlling Tourette Syndrome Tics


• Antivirals for HCV Improve Kidney, Cardiovascular Diseases in Diabetic Patients


• Spanking Children Slows Cognitive Development and Increases Risk of Criminal Behavior, Expert Says


• Step Closer to Muscle Regeneration


• Can Celebrity Cancer Diagnoses Prompt Quitting Smoking?


• Key Role of Protein in Segregation of Genetic Material During Cell Division


• Novel Cancer Cell DNA Damage Repair Mechanism Unveiled


• SIRT5 Regulation Has Dramatic Effect on Mitochondrial Metabolism


• Different Food Fish Can Cause Different Allergies


• HIV Causes Structural Heart Disease, Study Concludes


• New Test Facilitates Diagnosis of Autism in Adults


• Are Overweight Children Less Able to Handle Advertising?

Posted December 10, 2013:

• Police Activities in Thailand May Lead to Riskier Behaviors in People Who Inject Drugs


• Long-Term Use of Common Heartburn and Ulcer Medications Linked to Vitamin B12 Deficiency


• Novel Agent Set for Unique Clinical Test in Inflammatory Breast Cancer


• New Compound Dramatically Reduces Joint Inflammation


• Story of How a Severed Arm Was Reattached


• New Gene Therapy Proves Promising as Hemophilia Treatment


• Motivating Women to Forget the Message: When Do Breast Cancer Ads Backfire?


• Exercise Alleviates Sexual Side-Effects of Antidepressants in Women


• Why Reading Your Horoscope on Diet Days Might Be a Bad Idea


• You Are What Your Father Eats: Father's Diet Before Conception Plays Crucial Role in Offspring's Health, Study Suggests


• Increased Attention Needed for Cancer Risk from Silica


• Antibiotic-Resistant Typhoid Likely to Spread Despite Drug Control Program


• Conflict Zone Contractors Suffer High Rates of PTSD, Depression


• Strong State Alcohol Policies Protective Against Binge Drinking


• Most Americans Avoid Addressing End-of-Life Issues, According to New Study


• Right Amount of Fat, Protein, Key to Babies


• Bisexual Women Have Most Health Problems


• Music Brings Memories Back to the Injured Brain


• Fight Against Cancer: The Anti-Tumor Activity of Immune Cells Can Be Restored


• Tuberculosis in Zambia: Spread, Control of Infection