Posted January 17, 2014:

• Clever Chemistry Improves New Class of Antibiotics


• High Volume of Severe Sepsis Patients May Result in Better Outcomes


• Is Europe Equipped With Enough Medical Oncologists? Horizon Still Unknown


• Researchers Run Successful HIV Intervention Project in S. Africa


• Early Warning: Internet Surveillance Predicts Disease Outbreak


• Chronic Neck Pain Common Among Car Crash Victims, but Most Don't Sue


• Two Million People in England Eligible for Weight Loss Surgery


• Not Just Clean but Spotless -- Researchers Show How Cells Tidy Up


• New Insights Into Facial Transplantation


• Study Reveals How Ecstasy Acts on Brain, Hints at Therapeutic Uses


• Searching for Magic Bullet Against Cancer Caused by Asbestos: One Step Closer?


• One Step at a Time, Researchers Learning How Humans Walk


• Fighting Flies: Brain Cells Promote Fighting in Male Fruit Flies


• Vitamin D Supplements Reduce Pain in Fibromyalgia Sufferers


• High-Quality Whey Proteins for Foodstuffs


• New Proposal for Better Allocation of Donated Livers in Transplants


• Here Comes the Sun to Lower Your Blood Pressure


• Most Women Undergoing Conservative Surgery for Vulvar Cancer Maintain Healthy Body Image and Sex Life


• Genomic Study Identifies Subgroups of Breast Cancer With Varying Sensitivities to Treatment

Posted January 16, 2014:

• Study Reveals Role of Sex in Spread of Deadly Disease


• Same Cell Death Pathway Involved in Three Forms of Blindness, Study Finds


• Fathers' Diet, Bodyweight, Health at Conception May Contribute to Obesity in Offspring


• Sludge as New Sentinel for Human Health Risks


• Study Finds Troubling Relationship Between Drinking, PTSD Symptoms in College Students


• Silencing Inhibitor of Cell Replication Spurs Insulin-Producing Beta Cells to Reproduce


• Study Finds No Significant Differences Between Commonly Used Carotid Stenting Systems in U.S.


• Violence, Infectious Disease and Climate Change Contributed to Indus Civilization Collapse


• Urban Night Shift Police More Likely to Suffer Long-Term Job Injuries


• Diet Beverages Not the Solution for Weight Loss


• Survival Rates of Kids Suffering Cardiac Arrest Improve With New Training Approach


• Kids Teased in Pys-Ed Class Exercise Less a Year Later


• Fetal Exposure to Nicotine Increases Long-Term Risk of Obesity


• Study Associates Pro-Inflammatory Molecules With Early Death in HIV Patients


• Breakthrough in Understanding Secret Life of Prion Molecules


• Chronic Intestinal Damage Raises Hip-Fracture Rate in Celiac Disease Patients


• Traditional Chinese Medicines Stall Progression of Diabetes


• Stem Cell Therapy Following Meniscus Knee Surgery May Reduce Pain, Restore Meniscus


• 'Molecular Scaffolding' Found That Maintains Skin Structure, Organization


• Scientists Reveal Steps Leading to Necrotizing Fasciitis


• Scientists Discover Two Proteins That Control Chandelier Cell Architecture


• Altering the Community of Gut Bacteria Promotes Health and Increases Lifespan


• New, 'Designer' Fiber May Help Address Fiber Intolerance, Ease IBS Symptoms


• Immune Cells May Heal an Injured Heart


• Preventing Cell Death from Infection: Scientists Demonstrate Powerful Method to Find New Therapies


• Unraveling Misfolded Molecules Using 'Reprogrammed' Yeast Protein Could Lead to New Brain Disease Therapies


• Findings Bolster Fiber's Role in Colon Health


• Increased Mobility Thanks to Robotic Rehab


• Silver Nanowire Sensors Hold Promise for Prosthetics, Robotics


• Biomedical Engineer Pursues Development of Five-Dimensional Imaging Technology


• Potential Treatment for Drug-Resistant H7N9 Influenza Virus