2013

January

• Eating bright-colored fruits and vegetables may prevent or delay ALS

• Indoor air puts Chinese women nonsmokers at risk

• Placebo as good as most drugs for kids’ migraines

• Heart Disease, Cognitive Decline Linked in Women

• ‘Significant brain activity’ in comatose Ariel Sharon

• Fewer people adding salt at the table

• Some Health Benefits Of Berries May Not Make It Past Your Mouth

• A safer way to vaccinate

• Stem cells aid recovery from stroke

• Poor sleep in old age prevents the brain from storing memories

• Diet, Parental Behavior, and Preschool Can Boost Children’s IQ

• Researchers identify new target for rheumatoid arthritis

• How To Quit Smoking

• Quitting smoking increases life span up to 10 years

• Ractopamine is safe for use in Brazilian pork

• Researchers say it’s time to treat anemia seriously

• Fetal exposure to tributyltin linked to obesity in offspring and subsequent generations

• Davos divided on tackling the scourge of obesity

• Queen’s and NSPCC publish Northern Ireland’s first child death and serious injury review

• Newly approved oral medication slows rheumatoid arthritis joint damage

• Vaccinating children against rotavirus may indirectly protect adults too, study finds

• Health and environment: a closer look at plastics

• Oxygen Chamber Can Boost Brain Repair

• Scientists Identify New Strategy to Fight Deadly Infection in Cystic Fibrosis

• Effect of taking smaller bites outweighs tendency to eat more when distracted

• GP judgement not enough to accurately diagnose cases of pneumonia

• Women Must Do More to Reap Same Positive Health Outcomes as Men, MU Research Suggests

• Bioethics leader calls for bold approach to fighting obesity

• Can changes in nutrition labeling help consumers make better food choices?

• Smoking Cessation More Successful for Cancer Patients Who Quit Before Surgery, Moffitt Cancer Center Researchers Say

• Study of how eye cells become damaged could help prevent blindness

• People Seek High-Calorie Foods in Tough Times

• Circadian rhythms can be modified for potential treatment of disorders

• Viral Reactivation a Likely Link Between Stress and Heart Disease

• Flu in U.S. still widespread, but starting to ease, CDC says

• Smoke-free laws linked to drop in child asthma attacks

• Breathing program may help save newborns’ lives

• Close to half of kids late receiving vaccines: study

• Flu-conomics: The next pandemic could trigger global recession

• Study suggests link between regular aspirin use, increased risk of age-related macular degeneration

• Nearly half of children under 2 years of age receive some vaccinations late

• Stopping smoking reduces risk of bacterial pneumonia in people with HIV

• Obese much more likely to die in car crashes than normal weight drivers

• Workplace link to 1 in 6 cases of adult asthma among UK baby boomers

• Coke fails to get real about obesity

• Flu Outbreak in California

• Loneliness, like chronic stress, taxes the immune system

• Surprising connections between our well-being and giving, getting, and gratitude

• Flu season hard on kids, elderly – and it’s still not over

• Surrogate births - how low levels of monitoring and regulation could lead to financial, physical and emotional exploitation

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