Posted August 27, 2013:

• Evaluating Medical Research: New Treatments Better Than Standard Ones Just Over Half the Time


• Apoptosis Triggers Replication of Common Viruses


• Molecular Process Behind Form of Non-Syndromic Deafness Identified


• Tumor Suppressor May Actually Fuel Aggressive Leukemia


• Scientists Prevent Preterm Birth Caused by Gene-Environment Interactions in Mice


• Stem Cells May Do Best With A Little Help From Their Friends


• Drug Blocks Light Sensors in Eye That May Trigger Migraine Attacks


• Perception of Marijuana as a 'Safe Drug' Is Scientifically Inaccurate, Finds Review of Teen Brain Studies


• Novel Approach to Gene Regulation Can Activate Multiple Genes Simultaneously

Posted August 26, 2013:

• Scan Then Surgery: Best Route to Trauma Management?


• Watching the Production of New Proteins in Live Cells


• Not Guility: Parkinson and Protein Phosphorylation


• Disabling Enzyme Reduces Tumor Growth, Cripples Cancer Cells, Finds New Study


• Thyroid Cancer Biopsy Guidelines Should Be Simplified, Researchers Say


• New Implanted Defibrillator Works Well Without Touching Heart


• Even Mild Stress Can Make It Difficult to Control Your Emotions


• Touch and Movement Neurons Shape the Brain's Internal Image of the Body


• Immune System, Skin Microbiome 'Complement' One Another


• Breakthrough in DNA Editing Technology


• Interpretation of Do-Not-Resuscitate Order Appears to Vary Among Pediatric Physicians


• Extremely Preterm Infants and Risk of Developing Neurodevelopmental Impairment Later in Childhood


• Terminology Used to Describe Preinvasive Breast Cancer May Affect Patients' Treatment Preferences


• Intervention Appears Effective to Prevent Weight Gain Among Disadvantaged Women


• Comprehensive Parkinson's Biomarker Test Has Prognostic and Diagnostic Value


• Oxygen-Generating Compound Shows Promise for Saving Tissue After Severe Injury


• New, 'Robust' Treatment for Stroke Uses Genetic Material from Bone Marrow


• Researchers Develop Software Tool for Cancer Genomics


• RNA Double Helix Structure Identified Using Synchrotron Light


• Four or More Cups of Coffee a Day May Keep Prostate Cancer Recurrence and Progression Away


• New Minimally Invasive Technique for Melanoma


• New Approach to Remedying Childhood Visual Disorders


• Skin Cell Defect Is Surprising Allergy Trigger: Skin and Food Allergies Can Be Result of Skin Cell 'Glue' Deficiency


• Development of a Therapeutic Algorithm for Optimal Nosebleed Management


• Patients Leaving Hospital Against Medical Advice More Likely to Be Readmitted or Die


• Midwest Air Quality Alert May Mean First Sick Day for Kids Heading Back to School


• Women at Increasing Risk of Kidney Stones, Related ER Visits


• New Function for a Well-Known Immune Messenger Molecule


• Worldwide Ban on Flame Retardant


• Through Four Years' Training, College Football Players Gain Strength and Size


• Sweaty Palms and Racing Heart May Benefit Some Negotiators


• Pediatric Readmission Rates Aren't Indicator of Hospital Performance, Study Shows


• Healthcare Professionals Need to Look out for Fabricated Illness in Children


• 'Shapeshifting' Computer Program Will Open Up Drug Discovery for Tricky Disease Targets


• Structure of Chromosomes Supported by a Kind of Molecular Skeleton


• Antisense Oligoneucleotide Corrects Striatal Transcriptional Abnormalities and Protects Function in Huntington's Disease Mice


• New Study Supports Intracerebral Injections of Bone Marrow-Derived Stem Cells to Prevent or Reduce Post-Stroke Cognitive Deficits


• New Screening Strategy May Catch Ovarian Cancer at Early Stages