2006

April

• TV at lunch affects amount preschooler’s eat

• Paramedics Save More Lives When They Don’t Follow the Rules

• Scientists find more potent anti-TB drugs

• Crohn’s disease ups risk of death: study

• Students Step Closer to Technological Breakthrough in Paralysis Treatment

• Sleep testing may miss kid’s breathing problems

• Researchers suggest drug could block metastasis or reduce pain for bone cancer patients

• Computer program lets people with Trigeminal neuralgia diagnose themselves

• Scientists step closer to new treatments for river blindness

• Thalidomide may slow Lou Gehrig’s disease

• Combo pill superior to ibuprofen for migraine

• Test spots acetaminophen-related liver toxicity

• Head injuries do not lead to multiple sclerosis

• Shoe Fanatics -Latest Spring Trends Might be Better for Your Feet

• Diagnosis Can Help Hurt Runners Get Back On Their Feet Faster

• Birth order has no effect on intelligence

• Teens turn to pot after parental bust-ups

• Dealing with children’s misbehavior

• Vitamin K deficiency linked to osteoarthritis

• Rebound Headaches—How to Stop the Cycle of Pain

• Infant Snoring Linked to Parental Snoring

• People with Near Death Experiences Can Differ in Sleep

• A history of stroke is related to a progressive decline in memory

• Snoring Highest Among Middle-Aged Women

• Preventing Periodontal Disease

• Epstein-Barr Virus May Be Associated with Multiple Sclerosis

• Scientists find that growth hormone is produced in the brain

• Large scale study shows success of epilepsy surgery

• Salivary biomarkers of existing periodontal disease

• Passive smoking increases diabetes risk

• Evaluation of an inactivated subunit H5N1 influenza virus vaccine in humans

• Guidelines for medication withdrawal

• Bird flu could kill 100,000 British children-report

• Electronic lenses could replace bifocals

• Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy as an indicator of liver and biliary diseases

• Bed-Wetting Often Caused by Diet—Follow These Tips to Help Your Child

• Physically active kids get into less trouble

• Yoga improves respiratory function

• Men with MS may benefit from testosterone

• Bird flu kills third Egyptian

• Study finds that high dose of MS drug works better

• Vaccine thwarts drug-resistant pneumonia, meningitis

• Migraines Prevalent in Teens, More Should Seek Treatment

• Early Treatment Delays Multiple Sclerosis Progression

• Parkinson Disease Increases Risk of Osteoporosis

• Men With Multiple Sclerosis May Benefit From Testosterone Treatment

• Epilepsy Surgery Successful for Alleviating Seizures Over the Long Term

• Study shows premature babies can feel pain

• Biofeedback best for common type of constipation

• Yellow pigment that sits on the retina focus of macular degeneration research

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