Health Medicine Posted January 24, 2014: St

Posted January 24, 2014:

• Study Expands Cancer Genomics Universe


• Do Doctors Spend Too Much Time Looking at Computer Screen?


• Aspirin Intake May Stop Growth of Tumors That Cause Hearing Loss


• When Hospitals Share Patient Records, Emergency Patients Benefit, Study Suggests


• Simple Amoeba Holds the Key to Better Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease


• The Scent of Cancer: Detecting Cancer With Fruit Fly's Antenna


• New Cause Identified for Children, Adults With Joint, Skeletal, Skin Problems


• New Computer Model May Aid Personalized Cancer Care

Posted January 23, 2014:

• Evolution of Drug Resistance Within a HIV Population


• The Rocky Road to a Better Flu Vaccine


• A Thousand Years Ago, Central Europeans Digested Milk as Well as Us Today


• Lab-Grown, Virus-Free Stem Cells Repair Retinal Tissue in Mice


• Are Developing Heart Valves Sensitive to Environmental Chemicals?


• Research Shows Gap in Care for Childhood Cancer Survivors


• Sports Medicine Physical of Future Could Help Athletes 'ESCAPE' Sudden Cardiac Death


• Depression Symptoms, Emotional Support Impact PTSD Treatment Progress, Study Finds


• Doctors Implant First New Valve Device in Heart Patient After FDA Approval


• Liars Find It More Rewarding to Tell Truth Than Fib When Deceiving Others


• Gap in Life Expectancy Between Rural, Urban Residents Is Growing


• Scientists Identify Key to Body's Use of Free Calcium


• Moderate Doses of Radiation Therapy to Unaffected Breast May Prevent Second Breast Cancers


• National Plan for Preventing Healthcare-Associated Infections Shows Progress


• Potential Drug Targets for Early Onset Glaucoma


• New Genes Spring, Spread from Non-Coding DNA


• Donors Should Have Access to Their Own Raw Data Provided to Biobanks


• Genome of Longest-Living Cancer: 11,000-Year-Old Living Dog Cancer Reveals Its Origin, Evolution


• Salmonella Infection Mitigates Asthma


• Researchers Discover Origin of Unusual Glands in the Body


• More Benefits Emerging for One Type of Omega-3 Fatty Acid: DHA


• Scientists Map Gene Changes Driving Tumors in Common Pediatric Soft-Tissue Cancer


• Two Proteins Compete for One Port on a Growth Factor; One Promotes Metastasis, the Other Blocks It


• What Makes Cell Division Accurate?


• Obesity in Mothers Alters Babies' Weight Through Brain Rewiring


• Scientists Find Regulator of Amyloid Plaque Buildup in Alzheimer's Disease


• Detecting Sickness by Smell


• Insulin-Producing Beta Cells from Stem Cells


• Female Students Anticipate Lower Salaries Than Male Counterparts


• Long-Term Spinal Cord Stimulation Stalls Symptoms of Parkinson's-Like Disease