2013

November

• Too much Tylenol in pregnancy could affect development

• New Study Helps Explain Why Some Ear and Respiratory Infections Become Chronic

• Epigenetic changes may explain chronic kidney disease

• Extent of Obesity Not Strongest Factor for Patients when Choosing Type of Weight Loss Operation

• MU Research Sheds Light on Nerve Regeneration Following Spinal Cord Injury

• Cannabis use among teens is on the rise in some developing countries

• Dreading pain can be worse than pain itself

• Lowering 3 risk factors could cut obesity-related risk of heart disease by more than half

• Yale team finds clues to origin of autism

• Newly discovered brown fat cells hold possibilities for treating diabetes, obesity

• Stress and isolation take toll on those under 50 with HIV; older people fare better

• New link between obesity and diabetes found

• Scientists identify gene that regulates body weight in humans and mice

• Newborn babies have built-in body awareness ability

• Coffee may help perk up your blood vessels

• Current practice may over-diagnose vitamin D deficiency

• Large study links nut consumption to reduced death rate

• Too much weekly sport seems to be as bad as too little for teen wellbeing

• Top hospitals reduce readmissions by preventing complications across all diagnoses

• Frequent breaks from sedentary behavior makes kids healthier

• Hormone therapy could enhance the therapeutic effect of head and facial bone grafts

• New research gives clues of antibiotic use and resistance in US children’s hospitals

• Rotavirus vaccination may also protect children against seizures

• For many older adults, vision prescription differs between eyes

• Excessive testosterone raises mortality risk in older men

• Mental stress + heart disease: Stronger presence in women under 50

• Edoxaban Effective in Preventing Stroke, Reducing Bleeding and Cardiovascular Death in Patients With Atrial Fibrillation

• Obesity and nutrition are keys to avoiding metabolic syndrome

• Preschoolers can learn lasting heart-healthy lessons

• Many pediatricians uncomfortable providing care to kids with genetic conditions

• New case studies link smoking synthetic marijuana with stroke in healthy, young adults

• Obama: website to be ‘easiest place’ to get healthcare, eventually

• U.S. Senate votes to extend worldwide anti-AIDS program

• Chemicals in plastics and cosmetics tied to early births

• Merck brings maternity program from poor nations to U.S. as deaths rise

• Albuquerque, N.M., voters to decide on municipal abortion limits

• Drinking more milk as a teenager does not lower risk of hip fracture later

• Control Malaria by Segmenting Sleeping Arrangements: U of G Study

• New study explains why men’s noses are bigger than women’s

• Study finds altered brain connections in epilepsy patients

• Could basic fertility information be key to reversing late-parenthood trend?

• New method to diagnose sepsis is faster, cheaper

• Top 3 Supplements You Need the Most

• Experts hope sugar, salt are next on FDA’s target list

• Influence of pro-smoking media messages lasts 7 days, study finds

• Effect of reducing blood pressure with medications immediately following ischemic stroke

• Body mass index may predict heart disease risk for type-2 diabetic patients new study finds

• Johns Hopkins heart researchers develop formula to better calculate ‘bad’ cholesterol in patients

• Novel gene variant found in severe childhood asthma

• Environmental toxins linked to heart defects

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