2012

August

• FDA warns against use of Pfizer’s Revatio in children

• Diabetes can DOUBLE your risk of stroke

• Lighting and music affect food consumption and satisfaction in surprising ways

• Cannabis, IQ and the law

• ‘Happiness’ gene discovered in women

• Yosemite officials say 1,700 visitors risk disease

• NYU-Poly Researchers Set Record for Detecting Smallest Virus, Opening New Possibilities for Early Disease Detection

• Fifty and fit means fewer chronic diseases after 65

• Panel Supports Expanding Use of the Abbott Drug Humira

• Research team analyzes stress biology in babies

• Tattoo Inks Pose Health Risks

• What Causes Gallstones in Children?

• Obese teens getting gallstones

• Driver’s seat safer than sidewalk for older adults

• Thyroid surgery costlier with robotic system

• More strokes after bypass than stent procedures

• Tattoo infections linked to manufacturers’ ink

• 30 minutes of daily exercise does the trick

• MRI findings shed light on multiple sclerosis

• Antibiotic use in infants before 6 months associated with being overweight in childhood

• New attack on pain

• Research identifies mechanism responsible for eye movement disorder

• U.S. parents’ top worry: Lack of exercise

• Melons cause of salmonella illness

• Obesity ‘bad for brain’ by hastening cognitive decline

• 5 Things You Need to Know About West Nile Virus

• Nearly half of physicians report symptoms

• Improving water quality can help save coral reefs

• Red wine compound could help seniors walk away from mobility problems

• “Alarming” smoking habits found in poorer countries

• There may be an “obesity paradox” in diabetes - study

• Ramadan fasting not linked to preterm births

• Food stamps don’t alter kids’ sugary drink choices

• Smelling a skunk after a cold

• Study adds to evidence daily aspirin linked to lower cancer mortality

• New approach of resistant tuberculosis

• Migraines hurt your head but not your brain

• Grapefruit juice lets patients take lower dose of cancer drug

• Why do infants get sick so often?

• Coach could be key in helping stroke patients

• Lazard raises Vivus to buy on weight-loss drug prospects

• Oral steroid don’t clear up sinus infections

• Infants of overweight mothers grow more slowly

• White kids get more scans for low-risk head trauma

• Australia’s Cochlear plans to return implant to market

• Fewer students buy sodas, sports drinks still a problem: study

• Benefits of breastfeeding

• Black arthritis patients get fewer potent drugs

• Time perception may be off in migraine sufferers

• Kids who drink soda may not drop milk

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