Health Medicine Posted October 21, 2013: Lo

Posted October 21, 2013:

• Low Vitamin D Levels Raise Anemia Risk in Children


• Major Alzheimer's Risk Factor Linked to Red Wine Target


• Endoscopic Ultrasound-Guided Drainage of Pancreatic Pseudocysts


• Parental Perceptions Are Preventing HPV Vaccination Success


• Staurosporine Safely Delivered in Liposomes


• Health News Stories on Local Television News Broadcasts Are Too Short


• Drug Developed Based on Zebrafish Studies Passes Phase I Clinical Trial


• Targeted Culling of Deer Controls Disease With Little Effect on Hunting


• Traffic-Related Air Pollution Substantial Public Health Concern


• Tuberculosis and the Social Lives of Badgers


• West African Bats No Safe Haven for Malaria Parasites


• Controlling Triggers of Age-Related Inflammation Could Extend 'Healthspan'


• Largest Trial Worldwide: Psychotherapy Treats Anorexia Effectively


• 'Chimera' Protein Could Lead to Drug Treatments for Chronic Pain


• Changing the Common Rule to Increase Minority Voices in Research


• Hair Regeneration Method Is First to Induce New Human Hair Growth


• Parents Want E-Mail Consults With Doctors, but Don’t Want to Pay for Them


• Shining the Soothing Light to Reduce Canker Sores in Patients With Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma


• Physical Cues Help Mature Cells Revert Into Embryonic-Like Stem Cells


• Role of Uncertainty in Infectious Disease Modelling


• Learning New Skills Keeps an Aging Mind Sharp


• Personal, Social Concerns Motivate Organic Food Buyers


• Fatal Cholesterol Disease Overlooked, Untreated


• Maternal Smoking May Impair Infant Immunity, Causing Broad Range of Infections


• Infant Pertussis Hospitalizations Lower Than Expected After Teen Vaccinations


• Buying Breast Milk Online Is Likely to Cause Illness in Infants


• New Drug Combinations May Benefit Patients With Pancreatic Cancer


• Antibody-Drug Conjugate May Provide New Treatment Option for Pancreatic Cancer Patients


• New Nanopharmaceutical May Help Overcome Resistance to Anticancer Drugs


• Fiction Reading as Medicine


• Clinical Trials Will Improve Treatment, Follow-Up for COPD


• Do Sunny Climates Reduce ADHD?


• Excessive Alcohol Consumption Increases Progression of Atherosclerosis, Risk of Stroke


• New Insight in Quest for Single Vaccine Against Multiple Flus


• Molecular Switch Suppresses Development of Liver Cancer


• Targeting Cancer's Sweet Tooth

Posted October 20, 2013:

• Scientist Uncovers Internal Clock Able to Measure Age of Most Human Tissues; Women's Breast Tissue Ages Faster Than Rest of Body


• Rats! Humans and Rodents Process Their Mistakes


• Blood Stem Cells Age at the Unexpected Flip of a Molecular Switch


• Two Genetic Wrongs Make a Biochemical Right


• Potential New Drug Effective in Breast Cancer, Melanoma Resistant to Targeted Therapies


• Targeted Investigational Therapy Potential to Overcome Crizotinib Resistance in Lung Cancers


• Potential New Drug for Some Patients With Treatment-Resistant Lung Cancer


• New Idea for Targeting a Common Cancer Protein


• Inherited Gene Variation Tied to High-Risk Pediatric Leukemia, Risk of Relapse


• Flu Virus Wipes out Immune System's First Responders to Establish Infection