Health Medicine Posted November 4, 2013: Co

Posted November 4, 2013:

• Computer-Aided Image Analysis for Breast Tumor Diagnosis


• Increased Anxiety Disorders Among Active Component Service Members


• Magnesium Levels Vital to Brain Health as Population Ages


• Community Health Centers Integrate Mental, Medical Services to Address Care Gap


• Designer Piercings: New Membrane Pores With DNA Nanotechnology


• Is It Safe to Drive With My Arm in a Cast?


• Learning and Memory: How Neurons Activate PP1


• Gene Responsible for Hereditary Cancer Found to Disrupt Growth-Regulating Cellular Pathway


• Little Difference Found Between Self-Reported, Measured Weights Following Bariatric Surgery


• Substantial Weight Loss for Severely Obese Individuals After Bariatric Surgery


• No Major Complications in Most Teens Undergoing Weight-Loss Bariatric Surgery, Study Suggests


• Antidepressant Drug Induces a Juvenile-Like State in Neurons of the Prefrontal Cortex


• Subtypes of Malignant Melanoma Invisible Yet Fatal


• Job Strain Helps Explain Adverse Effects of Workaholism


• Sexual Function Dramatically Improves in Women Following Bariatric Surgery


• Is Clinicians' Decision Making Affected by 'Precious Baby' Phenomenon?


• Ibuprofen No Good in Treating Colds or Sore Throats


• New Method Quickly Determines If Chest Pain Is Acute Coronary Syndrome


• Combining Imaging Techniques for Quicker, Gentler Biopsies for Breast Cancer


• Mutations Linked to Breast Cancer Treatment Resistance


• New Computing Model Could Lead to Quicker Advancements in Medical Research


• Stem Cells Linked to Cognitive Gain After Brain Injury


• Researchers Discover New Path to Address Genetic Muscular Diseases


• California Receives 'A' Grade on Preterm Birth Report Card


• Wide Support for School-Based Health Centers


• Measuring Quality of Life for Rare Blood Condition


• Computational Models to Decipher Biological Problems and Boost Biotech Productivity


• Researchers Warn of the 'Myths' of Global Medical Tourism


• Promoting Health Literacy in Schools


• Scientists Map Structure of Key Complex in the Immune System


• Transmitting Stress Response Patterns Across Generations


• Why Tumor Cells Go on Dangerous Tours


• Natural Solution to Rid Plumbing of Pathogens


• Brain Tumor Removal Through Hole Smaller Than Dime


• Kids Who Sleep More, May Eat Less


• Teens in Child Welfare System Show Higher Drug Abuse Rate


• Earlier Onset of Puberty in Girls Linked to Obesity


• Digital Technologies Improve Remote Rehabilitation, Medical Monitoring for Patients


• Exposure to Secondhand Smoke at Work on the Decline, but Gaps Remain


• Firearm Injuries Cost More Than $16 Billion in Hospital Care Over 9 Years


• One Dose of HPV Vaccine May Be Enough to Prevent Cervical Cancer

Posted November 3, 2013:

• Leadership Void, Not Lack of Money, Slows Efforts to Address Cervical Cancer


• Nanotube-Based Sensors Can Be Implanted Under the Skin for a Year


• Scientists Expose Molecular Secrets of Bile Duct Cancers from Different Countries


• Lasers Might Lead to Cure for Brain Diseases Such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's


• Scientists Unlock Secrets of Diabetes Drug


• Is DNA from Mom or Dad? New Technique Will Accelerate Personalized Medicine


• Molecular Link Between Gut Microbes, Intestinal Health


• How Nanotechnology Can Advance Regenerative Medicine