Posted January 22, 2014:

• New Avenue to Treat Diabetes-Related Vision Problems


• Number of Cancer Stem Cells Might Not Predict Outcome in HPV-Related Oral Cancers


• Holographic Diagnostics in Medicine


• Health Disparities Among African-American, Hispanic Men Cost Economy More Than $450 Billion Over Four Years in U.S.


• Scientists Find Estrogen Promotes Blood-Forming Stem Cell Function


• Research Backs More Strategies for Children With Autism


• New Test Targets Salmonella


• Nothing to Declare: Researchers Find Disclosure Leads to Avoiding Conflicts of Interest


• 'Love Hormone' Oxytocin Carries Unexpected Side Effect


• Asthma: Disease Management Program Is Largely Consistent With Guidelines


• Long-Term Follow-Up Shows Need for New Chemotherapy Strategies for Rectal Cancer


• Reducing Liver Protein SIRT1 Levels


• Best Techniques for Intracellular Particle Tracking


• Online Comments Can Undermine Anti-Smoking PSAs


• Research Presents New Hope of Early Diagnosis of Major Cause of Blindness


• Guys: Get Married for the Sake of Your Bones, but Wait Until You're 25


• Parental Exposure to Marijuana Linked to Drug Addiction, Compulsive Behavior in Unexposed Progeny, Rodent Sudy Finds


• Probing Changes to Infant Milk Formulations


• Small Elliptical Exercise Device May Promote Activity While Sitting


• Famine, Not Calcium Absorption, May Have Driven Evolution of Milk Tolerance in Europeans


• Giving Up Smoking? Try Positive Psychotherapy


• Assay for Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Rifampicin Resistance in Adults


• Fever-Reducing Meds May Help Spread the Flu

Posted January 21, 2014:

• Researchers Identify Innate Channel That Protects Against Pain


• Large Amounts of Folic Acid Shown to Promote Growth of Breast Cancer in Rats


• Elevated Blood Pressure at Home but Not in Clinic Can Indicate Increased Heart Attack Risk


• All FDA Drug Approvals Not Created Equal


• Biomarkers in Blood Show Potential as Early Detection Method of Pancreatic Cancer


• Mediterranean Diet Associated With Lower Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease


• Study Examines Reasons for Delay, Denial of New Drugs by FDA


• Many Cardiac Devices Approved by Process That Often Does Not Require New Clinical Data


• Exercising More, Sitting Less Reduces Heart Failure Risk in Men


• Scientists Propose Breast Cancer Drug for Bladder Cancer Patients


• Study Could Aid in Development of 'Liquid Biopsy' Screening, Diagnostic Tests for Bladder Cancer


• Study: 'Icy' Technique Improves Robotic Kidney Transplants


• Cochrane Review of Malaria Medication


• What Nurses Need to Know, Do to Offer Evidence-Based Care


• Large-Scale HPV Self-Testing Proves Effective for Screening Cervical Cancer


• Depression Higher Than Previously Reported in People With Severe Rheumatoid Arthritis


• Researchers Discover an Epigenetic Lesion in Hippocampus of Alzheimer's


• Hospitals, Nursing Homes Can Learn Much from Hospice Care


• Economic History: The Long Shadow of World War II


• Care Managers in Patient-Centered Medical Homes Increase Improvements in Diabetes Patient Outcomes, Study Shows


• Sugar Tax Would Put America's Medical Bills on a Diet


• Common Blood Cancer May Be Initiated by Single Mutation in Bone Cells


• Unlocking the Brain's Secrets Using Sound


• Colonoscopy Withdrawal Times Linked to Polyp Detection Rates


• 66 Children a Day Treated in U.S. EDs for Shopping Cart-Related Injuries


• Possible New Druggable Target in Ewing's Sarcoma


• Bio-Inspired Robotic Device Could Aid Ankle-Foot Rehabilitation