Posted December 20, 2013:

• Wrong Molecular Turn Leads Down Path to Type 2 Diabetes


• Researchers Find Potential New Treatment Approach for Pancreatic Cancer


• Possible Link Between Cognitive Depressive Symptoms, Antiretroviral Therapy Uptake


• Concussion Tests' Marketing Outpaces Scientific Evidence, New Review Says


• Early Detection of Blinding Eye Disease Could Be as Easy as Scanning Barcode

Posted December 19, 2013:

• Ancient Cranial Surgery: Practice of Drilling Holes in the Cranium That Dates Back Thousands of Years


• Researchers Generate Kidney Tubular Cells from Stem Cells


• Chemists Use Sugar-Based Gelators to Solidify Vegetable Oils


• New Ways to Promote Fitness for Urban Girls


• Inadequate Pregnancy Weight Gain a Risk Factor for Infant Mortality


• Black-White Infant Mortality Gap: Large, Persistent, Unpredictable


• Anxiety Linked to Higher Long-Term Risk of Stroke


• Saving Dollars While Helping Babies


• Study Examines Treatment Responses in TMD Patients


• Lactation Consultant Visits Spur Breastfeeding Among Women Who Usually Resist It


• More Than Half of Consumers Will Choose Health-Care Plan That Costs Too Much, Study Predicts


• H. Pylori Vaccine Shows Promise in Mouse Studies


• TB Bacteria Mask Their Identity to Intrude Into Deeper Regions of Lungs


• Greek Economic Crisis Leads to Air Pollution Crisis


• Scientists Discover How Immune Cells Die During HIV Infection; Identify Potential Drug to Block AIDS


• Cocaine, Meth Response Differ Between Two Substrains of Lab Mice


• How Cells Remodel After UV Radiation


• Pharmacy Staff Frequently Misinform Teens Seeking Emergency Contraception, Study Suggests


• New Way to Map Important Drug Targets: Faster, More Accurate Imaging of Hard-to-Study Membrane Proteins


• Cost of Antibiotic Drugs for Children: Comparison of Two Countries


• With Sinus Study, Harmless Members of Microbiome Spark Immune Reaction


• Nutrition Influences Metabolism Through Circadian Rhythms, Study Finds


• DNA Clamp to Grab Cancer Before It Develops


• Advances in Nanotechnology's Fight Against Cancer


• Controlling Parasitic Worms With Genetic Selection


• New Compound Could Reverse Loss of Muscle Mass in Cancer, Other Diseases


• Brain Connections May Explain Why Girls Mature Faster


• Congenital Heart Disease Causes Hypoglycaemia


• BCG Vaccine More Effective Than Previously Thought


• Healthier Happy Meals


• Living at Home With Dementia


• Mathematical Perspective of Seasonal Variations in Lyme Disease Transmission


• African-American Women Must Eat Less or Exercise More to Lose as Much Weight as Caucasians


• Chewing Gum Is Often Culprit for Migraine Headaches in Teens


• Study Confirms Target of Potent Chronic Leukemia Drug


• Monthly Appointments With Pharmacists Improve Medication Adherence


• Brain Repair After Injury, Alzheimer's Disease


• New -- And Reversible -- Cause of Aging: Naturally Produced Compound Rewinds Aspects of Age-Related Demise in Mice


• New Gene Responsible for Cleft Lip, Palate Syndrome Identified


• New Method to Detect Genetic Defects in Egg Cells Could Double Success Rate of IVF


• New Evidence That Computers Change the Way We Learn


• New Role for Milk: Delivering Polyphenols With Anti-Cancer Activity


• Young Killer Cells Protect Against Infectious Mononucleosis


• First Cancer Operation Room With Navigator Is Created


• Management of Atrial Fibrillation Still Suboptimal in Europe