Health Medicine Posted September 4, 2013: E

Posted September 4, 2013:

• Experimental Compound Reverses Down Syndrome-Like Learning Deficits in Mice


• New Laser-Based Tool Could Dramatically Improve the Accuracy of Brain Tumor Surgery


• New Pathway Discovered in Blood Vessel Inflammation and Disease


• Looking Inside Vessels to Understand Blood's Ebb and Flow


• TB and Parkinson's Disease Linked by Unique Protein


• Biologists Uncover Details of How We Squelch Defective Neurons


• Young Adults on the Autism Spectrum Face Tough Prospects for Jobs and Independent Living


• More Than One-Third of Populations Worldwide May Have Low Levels of Vitamin D, Study Shows


• Pet Predicts Outcomes for Patients With Cervical Spinal Cord Compression


• Bismuth-Carrying Nanotubes Show Promise for CT Scans


• Faulty Internal Recycling by Brain's Trash Collectors May Contribute to Alzheimer's


• Alzheimer's 'Missing Link' Found: Promising Target for New Drugs


• Pain-Free Microneedle Influenza Vaccine Is Effective, Long-Lasting


• The Difference Between Obsession and Delusion


• Why Energy Drinks Are Harming Children, Adolescents


• Links Made Between Problem Gambling and Substance Abuse, and Lack of Treatment Options


• Better Hygiene in Wealthy Nations May Increase Alzheimer's Risk, Study Suggests


• Simian Foamy Viruses Readily Occur Between Humans and Macaques in Urban Bangladesh


• Air Pollution Worsened by Climate Change Set to Be More Potent Killer in the 21st Century


• Scientists Link a Protein to Initial Tumor Growth in Several Cancers


• Stress-Related Protein Speeds Progression of Alzheimer's Disease


• Tattoos Reduce Chances of Getting a Job


• People Who Undergo Cataract Surgery to Correct Visual Impairment Live Longer


• Psychological Effects of Genetic Testing for Risk of Weight Gain


• Key 'Personalized Medicine' Review Published


• Treatment of Children With Cerebral Palsy Could Be Boosted

Posted September 3, 2013:

• Proteins in Histone Group Might Influence Cancer Development, Study Shows


• Pedi-Flite Improves Outcomes and Reduces Costs for Pediatric Diabetic Patients


• Brain Wiring Quiets the Voice Inside Your Head


• Electromagnets Guide Heart Device Implantation, Reduce Radiation Exposure


• Association Between Hormone Replacement Therapy Use and Breast Cancer Risk Varies


• Whole Genome Sequencing Provides Researchers With a Better Understanding of Bovine TB Outbreaks


• Multi-Drug Pills Help People Stick to Heart Disease Prevention Regimens


• Stressful Life Events Significantly Raise the Risk of Falls in Older Men


• Sports Addictions Can Ruin Relationships


• Uncontrolled Hypertension Is Common, but Untreated, Worldwide


• Insulin Status Is Important Determinant of Weight Reduction on Vascular Function


• Disrupted Heartbeat Restored With Regenerative Intervention


• The 'Weakest Link' in the Aging Proteome


• Ease of Access Improves Fruit and Vegetable Consumption


• Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries May Be Prevented by Different Landing Strategy


• Robotic Surgery Complications Underreported


• Brain Study Uncovers Vital Clue in Bid to Beat Epilepsy


• Blood Pressure Drug Tends to Slow Coronary Disease


• Blind Mole-Rats Are Resistant to Chemically Induced Cancers


• An Easier Way to Control Genes


• Women Happier When They Gain Weight, Even Though They Are Not as Healthy, Study Suggests


• Ground Breaking Research Identifies Promising Drugs for Treating Parkinson's


• Life Without Insulin Is Possible, Study Suggests


• Hormone May Help Fight Obesity and Reduce Cholesterol