2013

July

• Penn Medicine researchers discover link between fear and sound perception

• Different neuronal groups govern right-left alternation when walking

• Can watching an avatar translate to real-life weight loss?

June

• After Midnight, Night Owls Gorge, Piling On The Calories

• Headache Docs Hard to Find in Many States

• Drug Combo May Cut Stroke Risk After TIA

• USF study links cardiac hormone-related inflammatory pathway with tumor growth

• Rare Weight Lifting Injury Required Surgery

• Scientists discover new mechanism regulating the immune response

• Registered dietitians help critically ill children get necessary nutrition for recovery

• Govt bans popular diabetes drug and analgin

• Curious reaction to honey ‘can cause heart arrhythmia’

• Stress: it should never be ignored!

• People with a disability more likely to be obese, have chronic illnesses

• Nurse practitioners can boost quality of care for older patients with chronic conditions

• Toward broad-spectrum antiviral drugs for common cold and other infections

• Have a brain injury? You may be at higher risk for stroke

• Race apparently a factor in sleep apnea, Wayne State University researcher finds

• New Data Support Community-Wide Approach to Addressing Child Obesity

• Huge falls in diabetes mortality in UK and Canada since mid-1990s

• Exercise benefits patients with type 2 diabetes

• Patient factors play key role in emergency department imaging

• New understanding of why anti-cancer therapy stops working at a specific stage

• No evidence of increased risk of Guillain-Barre syndrome following vaccination

• U-shaped curve revealed for association between fish consumption and atrial fibrillation

• Rates of infection in intensive care units in England show impressive fall

• Getting to grips with migraine

• Unexpected discovery of the ways cells move could boost understanding of complex diseases

• Arrhythmias White Book contains first European data on lead extraction

• Salk scientists discover previously unknown requirement for brain development

• Risk factors affect the incidence of childhood pneumonia in modern urban apartment?

• Stress from 9/11 linked to nationwide resurgence in smoking among Americans who had quit

• Does adding exercise to a diet help heavy kids?

• FDA expands “morning after” pill approval after court order

• New risk assessment tool to predict stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation

• Berkeley Lab Confirms Thirdhand Smoke Causes DNA Damage

• CNIO researchers discover a new gene involved in obesity

• Two-fifths of U.S. adults care for sick, elderly relatives

• 1 in 4 stroke patients suffer PTSD

• What do memories look like?

• Dietary fructose causes liver damage in animal model, study finds

• Earlier treatment following stroke linked with reduced risk of in-hospital death

• Insulin degludec lowers risk of recurrent low blood sugar or has similar risk to insulin glargine

• Similar genetic variation found in overweight newborns and adults

• Parenting and home environment influence children’s exercise and eating habits

• New concussion data: 2 biomarkers better than 1

• Scientists find new tool to measure sugar consumption

• Eating more red meat tied to higher diabetes risk

• BPA linked to a common birth defect in boys

• Obesity leads to brain inflammation, and low testosterone makes it worse

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