2012

June

• Discovery helps mice beat urinary tract infections

• Researchers say hotel rooms are full of fecal matter

• Toronto psychologist studies how the brain responds to beauty

• Prochymal approval makes Canada first country to OK stem cell therapy

• Canadian researchers thwart Ebola virus

• U.S. kids getting more ADHD drugs, fewer antibiotics

• Musical brain patterns could help predict epileptic seizures

• Secondhand smoke tied to more health effects

• U.S. agency urges new charge for Medicare patients

• Can a placebo reduce the urge to cough?

• Vitamin D plus calcium tied to longer life

• Soft drink consumption not the major contributor to childhood obesity

• Contraceptive pill, ring tied to higher stroke risk

• Childhood obesity linked to math performance, MU researcher says

• Childhood obesity found linked to math performance

• You’re more likely to die on your birthday: report

• Health spending likely to keep rising with or without Obama’s plan

• Lack of Sleep Can Lead to Unhealthy Food Choices

• Just what America needs: Pizza vending machines

• Innovations in anticoagulation for stroke prevention

• Male doctors make $12K more per year than female doctors

• Many poor pregnant women with HIV go untreated for depression

• Fewer maternal and child deaths

• ‘Bad’ dieting increases cardiovascular disease risk

• 4 more test positive in hepatitis investigation

• Junk Food More Appealing When You’re Sleepy: Study

• Kids don’t eat less when serving themselves

• UNICEF targets deadly diarrhea, pneumonia in poor kids

• Eating fruits and vegetables may help smokers quit

• Smoking negatively affects response to anti-TNF treatment in patients with rheumatoid arthritis

• Re-Defining Future Stroke Risk among Pre-Diabetics

• Second-Hand Smoke Affects Bladder Function in Children

• Safe, simple eye test may help save lives by preventing stroke

• U.S. administration ready for health ruling: Sebelius

• Meditation practice may decrease risk for cardiovascular disease in teens

• Study reports seizure-freedom in 68 percent of juvenile myoclonic epilepsy patients

• Disney junk-food ad ban latest move to slim U.S. kids

• U.S. racial gap in life expectancy shrinks: study

• Despite obesity rise, kids’ blood pressure dipped: U.S. study

• When working out is too much of a good thing

• Day care program no help for at risk-kids’ siblings

• Soy doesn’t boost brainpower in older women: study

• Can patient photos help cut medical errors?

• Marijuana initiative could make or break Obama in Colorado

• Allergies Linked to Higher Cancer Risk: Study

• FDA Asked to Take Ban Use of Pesticide for Head Lice

• Online tool to quit smoking

• How does exercise affect nerve pain?

• Babies fed soy formula develop as well as others

• Can a decade of dark chocolate protect your heart?

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