Health Medicine Posted October 25, 2013: De

Posted October 25, 2013:

• Depression Key Link Between Intimate Partner Violence, Food Insecurity


• No Longer a Man's Race


• Understanding DNA Damage from Common Radiation Threat, Low-Energy Electrons


• Parents Greatly Underestimate How Often Their Children Are Cyberbullied


• Proteins in One of the World's Main Biodiesel Plants Have Been Mapped, and It Does Not Look Good


• Nano-Dwarves Turn Tumor Assassins


• Children With Brain Injuries Nearly Twice as Likely to Suffer from Depression


• DNA Variants May Influence COPD Patients' Response to Inhaled Bronchodilators


• New Kit Predicts Most Common Lung Cancer Survival


• Important Step Towards Stem Cell-Based Treatment for Stroke


• Antibody Fragment Effectively Fights Alzheimer's Disease in Mice


• New Treatment Potential for Severe Asthma Patients


• Researchers Develop Label-Free Automatic Cancer Diagnostics


• Lou Gehrig’s Disease: From Patient Stem Cells to Potential Treatment Strategy


• Sleep Apnea Associated With Subclinical Myocardial Injury


• Debunking Myths About How Cancer Spreads


• 'High-Risk' Organs from Deceased Donors Safe When Screened With Current Methods


• Nanomechanics of Drug-Target Interactions; Antibacterial Resistance Detection

Posted October 24, 2013:

• Kids Are More Likely to Trust Attractive Adults


• Exercise During Pregnancy Improves Vascular Function of Offspring Into Adulthood


• Reading This in a Meeting? Women Twice as Likely as Men to Be Offended by Smartphone Use


• Foreign Private Patients Provide Lucrative Source of NHS Income


• High Cost of Self-Referral With No Patient Benefit


• Ultrasound Device Combined With Clot-Buster Safe for Stroke


• Kids' Asthma Medication Frequently Administered Inaccurately, Leading to Poor Health Outcomes


• Insights Into Genetic Architecture of OCD, Tourette Syndrome


• Study Finds That Paying People to Become Kidney Donors Could Be Cost-Effective


• First Gene Detected for Most Common Form of Mitral Valve Prolapse


• What Is It About Your Face? Researchers Provide New Insight Into Why Each Human Face Is Unique


• Young, Black Women at Highest Risk for Lupus, Suffer More Life-Threatening Complications


• Yeast, Human Stem Cells Drive Discovery of New Parkinson's Disease Drug Targets


• Genes Interact With Parental Care in Producing Childhood Behavioral Problems, Study Suggests


• Study Ties Bone Marrow Transplant to Negative Sexual Side Effects


• Grafted Limb Cells Acquire Molecular 'Fingerprint' of New Location


• Bioinformatics Breakthrough: High Quality Transcriptome from as Few as Fifty Cells


• Study Finds Drug Helps Against Pancreatic Cancer


• High Altitude Hypoxia Can Be Detected Before Symptoms Apparent


• Identifying a Mystery Channel Crucial for Hearing


• Study Suggests Detecting ERG Gene Deletion Useful for Risk Stratification in Childhood Illness


• Deadly Gaps Persist in New Drug Development for Neglected Diseases


• Gene Variants in Immune System Pathways Correlated With Composition of Microbes of Human Body


• 'Anklebot' Helps Determine Ankle Stiffness


• Finding Psychiatric Drugs in the Movements of Mice


• Obesity May Increase Risk of Clostridium Difficile Infection


• Researchers Apply Brainpower to Understanding Neural Stem Cell Differentiation


• Bee Sting Allergy Could Be a Defense Response Gone Haywire


• Genetic Mutation Provides Clues to Battling Childhood Obesity


• Molecular Biology: Designer of Protein Factories Exposed


• Review of Daily Aspirin Dosage Highlights Concerns About Side Effects


• Extensive Use of Fluorinated Substances Has Potential Harmful Effects