Posted January 14, 2014:

• Scientists Show How Insulin-Producing Cells May Fail in Diabetes, Might Someday Be Restored


• Patients With MS May Be at Increased Risk of Developing Cancer


• Employment May Lead to Improvement in Autism Symptoms


• Research Shows Early Promise of New Drug for Cancers Caused by Viruses


• Health and 'Hookups' Correlated in First-Year College Women


• Brain Structure Shows Who Is Most Sensitive to Pain


• Short Circuit in Molecular Switch Intensifies Pain


• CT Scans Could Bolster Forensic Database to ID Unidentified Remains


• Cell Division Discovery Could Offer Fresh Insight Into Cancer


• Fish Derived Serum Omega-3 Fatty Acids Help Reduce Risk of Type 2 Diabetes


• New Breast Cancer Stem Cell Findings Explain How Cancer Spreads


• Review Finds Lack of Delirium Screening in the Emergency Department


• Dance and Virtual Reality: A Promising Treatment for Urinary Incontinence in Elderly Women


• T-Cell Research Sheds Light on Why HIV Can Persist Despite Treatment


• NHS Cancer Risk Threshold 'Too High' for Patients, Research Indicates


• Gene Variation Associated With Brain Atrophy in Mild Cognitive Impairment


• Hw States' Restrictions on ACA Implementation Are Affecting Access


• Physical Reason for Chromosome's Cylindrical Shape Discovered


• Physics Research: What Your Candles and TV Screen Have in Common


• Most Common Gene Mutation in Human Pigmentation in Mediterranean Countries Linked to Increased Skin Cancer


• Molecular Nano-Spies to Make Light Work of Disease Detection


• How Fiber Prevents Diabetes, Obesity


• Mitochondrial Genes Matter for Survival and Reproduction


• Passing Bowls Family-Style Teaches Daycare Kids to Respond to Hunger Cues, Fights Obesity


• Promising Drug Candidates for Pain, Addiction


• Members of Blood Pressure Panel at Odds Over Recently Released Guidelines


• Prevalence of Hepatitis C Infection Found to Vary Widely Among Hispanics

Posted January 13, 2014:

• Primate Growing Up With Half the Calories: New Understanding About Human Health and Longevity


• Tricky Protein May Help HIV Vaccine Development


• Viral microRNAs Responsible for Causing AIDS-Related Cancer, Study Shows


• Food Companies Marketing to Kids


• Study Examines Probiotic Use in Preventing Gastrointestinal Disorders in Infants


• How Immune System Fights Off Malaria


• New Test Could Simplify Diagnosis of Celiac Disease


• Study Questions Anti-Cancer Mechanisms of Drug Tested in Clinical Trials


• Small Molecule Shows Promise as Anti-Cancer Therapy


• Chemical Signaling Simulates Exercise in Cartilage Cells


• Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Traced from Genetic Roots to Physical Defect


• Key Proteins Identified Responsible for Electrical Communication in Heart


• Hang Up or Hold On?


• Study: Kidney Cancer Patients Preserve Kidney Function With Robot-Assisted Partial Nephrectomy


• Understanding Secondary Light Emission by Plasmonic Nanostructures May Improve Medical Imaging


• Multiple Myeloma Study Uncovers Genetic Diversity Within Tumors


• Autism Spectrum Disorder: Guide for Physicians to Help Families


• Scientists Identify Factors That Trigger ALT-Ernative Cancer Cell Growth


• Researchers Investigating How to Make PET Imaging Even Sweeter


• Heart Attack Survivors Paint Complex Picture of Adhering to Medicine


• One Question May Gauge Severity of Unhealthy Drug, Alcohol Use


• Two Players Produce Destructive Cascade of Diabetic Retinopathy


• New Hope for Migraine Sufferers