Health Medicine Posted December 5, 2013: Co

Posted December 5, 2013:

• Coffee or Beer? The Choice Could Affect Your Genome


• Probiotic Therapy Alleviates Autism-Like Behaviors in Mice


• How Mosquitoes Are Drawn to Human Skin and Breath


• Priming 'Cocktail' Shows Promise as Cardiac Stem Cell Grafting Tool


• Studies Assess Impact of IOM Report on Nursing Reforms


• New Guidelines Rule out Same-Day Return to Play for Athletes With Concussion


• New Vaccination Guideline for Immunocompromised Patients


• Gentler Heart Surgery Remains Without Signs of Dementia


• Pulsatile Blood Flow Unmasks New Migraine Features


• The Oracle of the T Cell

Posted December 4, 2013:

• Study Links Sleep to Mood Disturbance, Poor Quality of Life in Obese


• Social Stigmas May Contribute to African-American College Students' Hesitation to Breast-Feed


• IVF Improving, but Fertility Treatments Keep Multiple Births High


• Youthful Suicide Attempts a Marker for Lifelong Troubles


• Estrogen: Not Just Produced by Ovaries


• Active Component of Grape Seed Extract Effective Against Cancer Cells


• Shining Light on Damage from Daily Sun Exposure: Better Sunscreens Needed


• Could a Vaccine Help Ward Off MS?


• Stomach 'Clock' Tells Us How Much to Eat


• New Understanding of Chlamydial Disease, Host Interactions


• Tune In, Turn On, Power Up


• Inflammation Linked to Obesity in Adults May Be Protective in Young Children


• Predicting Ovarian Cancer Survival by Counting Tumor-Attacking Immune Cells


• Structure of Key Pain-Related Protein Unveiled


• New Target Identified for Preventing Bone Destruction, Such as in Arthritis, Cancer


• Death of Adult Son Increases Depressive Symptoms in Mothers, but Not Fathers


• Heart Failure After Heart Attack Is Driven by Immune Cells Made in Spleen


• What a Formula 1 Race Does to Your Eardrums


• Carbon Monoxide May Help Shrink Tumors, Amplify Effectiveness of Chemotherapy


• Data on People's Self-Reported 'Experienced' Well-Being Could Help Inform Policies


• Researchers Find Shape-Shifting Stops Migrating Cancer Cells


• Important Discovery Related to Anxiety Disorders, Trauma


• Education, Not Fertility, Key for Economic Development in Developing Countries


• Team Turns Tumor Suppressor Into Anti-Cancer Target


• Swallowing a Diagnostic Pill


• Stem Cell Research Field Is Growing Twice as Fast as World Average


• Ultrathin 'Diagnostic Skin' Allows Continuous Patient Monitoring


• How to Change Cell Types by Flipping a Single Switch


• New Method for Stabilizing Hemoglobin Could Lead to Stable Vaccines, Artificial Blood


• Radiographic Imaging Exposes Relationship Between Obesity, Cancer


• Blood Vessels Reorganize After Face Transplantation Surgery


• Mammography Screening Intervals May Affect Breast Cancer Prognosis


• MR-Guided Ultrasound Offers Noninvasive Treatment for Breast Cancer


• World Record: Longest ECG Ever Measured Non-Invasively


• Missing 'Brake in the Brain' Can Trigger Anxiety


• Depression in Pregnant Mothers May Alter the Pattern of Brain Development in Their Babies


• Omega-3 Dietary Supplements Pass Blood-Brain Barrier


• Study Highlights Massive Benefits of HIV Treatment in South Africa


• Diagnostic Imaging: New Chip Provides Better All-Round Performance