Health Medicine Posted October 29, 2013: Ob

Posted October 29, 2013:

• Obesity: A New Appetite-Increasing Mechanism Discovered


• Less Toxic Metabolites, More Chemical Product


• Male Birth Defect Weakly Linked to Pesticide Exposure


• Canadian Discoveries Pivotal to Science of Toxins, Illness Associated With E. Coli


• Pregnant Rats Exposed to Obesity Hormone Lose Birth's Protective Effect on Breast Cancer


• Surviving -- Then Thriving


• How a Metamaterial Might Improve a Depression Treatment


• Evaluation of Hospital Infection Prevention Policies Can Identify Opportunities for Improvement


• MRSA Declines in Veteran's Hospitals Nationwide


• Optometrists Raise Alert on Potential Risk of Colored Contact Lenses


• Vet Researcher's Thyroid Project Sheds Light on Molecular Processes Related to Cystic Fibrosis


• Significant Cardiac Treatment Imbalance Nationally


• New Drug to Help Common Bowel Disease


• How Fat Could Help Solve Part of the Diabetes Problem


• Geneticists Map Human Resistance to AIDS


• Microbiome in Gut, Mouth, Skin of Low Birth Weight Infants Differentiate Weeks After Birth


• Enterocystoplasty in Children With Genitourinary Abnormalities Is Safe, Effective


• Test of Manhood


• Study on Neurodevelopmental Effects of Prenatal Exposure to Paracetamol


• New Statistic Model Forecasts Effect of Tobacco Consumption on Childhood Asthma


• Listeria’s Resistance to Disinfectants


• Child Sexual Abuse Via the Internet on the Rise


• Increased ED Reimbursements After ACA Insurance Coverage Expansions


• A Potential New Class of Fast-Acting Antidepressant


• High Blood Sugar Makes Alzheimer’s Plaque More Toxic to the Brain

Posted October 28, 2013:

• Key Proteins Identified That Influence Major Immune Strategies


• Lower Cancer Screening Rates, Increased Risk of Preventable Disease for South Asians in Ontario


• Resurgence in Swaddling Prompts Fears of Rise in Babies' Developmental Hip Abnormalities


• DIY, Gardening Can Cut Heart Attack/stroke Risk by 30 Percent, Prolong Life for Seniors


• Insight Into Breast Cancer Cell Migration


• Researchers Detail Possible Resistance Mechanisms of Colorectal Cancer to Bevacizumab (Avastin)


• Moderate Exercise Not Only Treats, but Prevents Depression


• Older Heart Patients Need Personalized Preventive Care


• New Technology Shows Promise in Taking the Guesswork out of Vaccine Development


• VIP Treatment for Jet Lag


• 3D Vision Goggles Improve Surgeon's View in Minimally Invasive Lung Surgery


• Five Commonly Performed Tests, Treatments in Pulmonary Medicine May Not Be Necessary


• Model Virus Structure Shows Why There's No Cure for Common Cold


• Drowsy Driving an Increasing Hazard


• High Rate of Lower Back Injuries Reported in Young Athletes


• Smokers Worldwide More Likely to Think About Kicking Their Habit on Mondays


• Poverty in Early Childhood Appears Associated With Brain Development


• Heart Disease Risk Appears Associated With Breast Cancer Radiation


• Study Examines Expedited FDA Drug Approvals, Safety Questions Remain


• Nurturing May Protect Kids from Brain Changes Linked to Poverty


• Pregnant Women With Hepatitis C May Pass Heartier Viral Strain to Newborns


• Overlooked Lymph Nodes in Rib Cage Have Prognostic Power for Mesothelioma Patients


• Dermatologists Identify Five Skin Health Treatments, Procedures That Consumers May Not Need


• Unique Nano Carrier to Target Drug Delivery to Cancer Cells


• Child Brides at Funerals