Health Medicine Posted November 8, 2013: Fi

Posted November 8, 2013:

• First Virtual Surgery With Google Glass


• Gut Reaction: Effect of Diet, Estrogen on Gut Microbiota


• Dialysis for the Elderly: New Evidence from Mayo Clinic to Guide Shared Decision-Making


• New Trigger for Breast Cancer Metastasis Identified


• Scientists Decipher How the Immune System Induces Liver Damage During Hepatitis


• Drug May Guard Against Periodontitis, Related Chronic Diseases


• In Animal Study, 'Cold Turkey' Withdrawal from Drugs Triggers Mental Decline


• Veterans Psychologically Impacted by Boston Marathon Bombing


• Mother's Immunosuppressive Medications Not Likely to Put Fetus at Risk


• Potential Drug Target to Nip Cancer in the Bud


• Robotic Advances Promise Artificial Legs That Emulate Healthy Limbs


• New Insight Into How Antidepressants Work in the Brain


• Living in the Southern United States Can Increase Children's Risk of Hay Fever


• Allergic to Gummy Bears? Be Cautious Getting the Flu Shot

Posted November 7, 2013:

• Novel Genetic Patterns May Make Us Rethink Biology and Individuality


• Bacterial Toxin Sets the Course for Infection


• Climate May Play a Role in the Distribution and Prevalence of Trachoma


• Peptide Derived from Cow's Milk Kills Human Stomach Cancer Cells in Culture


• How Body Clock Affects Inflammation: Discovery Could Accelerate Body's Response to Infection, Autoimmune Disorders


• Bisphenol A Is Affecting Us at Much Lower Doses Than Previously Thought


• Unique Change in Protein Structure Guides Production of RNA from DNA


• Century-Old Question About 3-D Structure of Mitotic Chromosomes Answered


• Children Born Prematurely Face Up to 19 Times Greater Risk of Retinal Detachment


• Tobacco Myths Persist 50 Years After US Surgeon General Warned Americans of Smoking Dangers


• Small RNA Molecule in Blood Could Help Diagnose Pancreatic Cancer


• New Method Predicts Time from Alzheimer’s Onset to Nursing Home, Death


• Hope Builds for Drug That Might Shut Down Variety of Cancers


• For Obese Teen Girls, Aerobic Exercise May Trump Resistance Training in Health Benefits


• Blocking the Active Site of Thiolase


• Obesity May Limit Overall Function Two Years After Shoulder Replacement Surgery


• Researchers Regrow Hair, Cartilage, Bone, Soft Tissues: Enhancing Cell Metabolism Was an Unexpected Key to Tissue Repair


• Muscle Built in Diseased Mice: Human Muscle Cells Created in a Dish


• Social Symptoms in Autistic Children May Be Caused by Hyper-Connected Neurons


• DNA Software Identifies People by Testing Relatives' DNA


• Online Course Improves Physicians Skill Level for Detecting Skin Cancer


• Researchers Discover New Driver of Breast Cancer


• Clotting Protein Hardens Aging Hearts


• Getting to Grips With Seizure Prediction


• Calcium, Vitamin D Improve Bone Density in Patients Taking Antiepileptic Drugs


• Hearing Through Sight: Brain Plasticity and Why Cochlear Implants Work Better for Some People Than Others


• Special Camera Detects Tumors


• Bio Patch That Can Regrow Bone


• BPA in Dialysis Machine Components May Be Toxic to Patients' Cells


• Natural Products Discovery Group Asks for Public's Help With Citizen Science Program


• Oxytocin Gene Partly Responsible for How Adolescents Feel


• Nanoparticles Can Overcome Drug Resistance in Breast Cancer Cells


• Motorized Omni-Directional Hospital Bed for Easy Maneuverability


• Food Blogs Serve as Source of Nutritionally Balanced Recipes? Analysis of Six Popular Food Blogs


• Three 'Hands On' Nutrition Classes Enough to Impact Health Behaviors in Lower Income Women


• Defining Allergy Fact from Fiction