2012

June

• Fewer food choices don’t help weight loss: study

May

• Juvenile arthritis patients may have issues maintaining employment as adults

• Understanding the links between inflammation and chronic disease

• Who says girls can’t compete athletically with boys?

• How Exercise Can Jog the Memory

• Sleepy, drunken drivers equally dangerous: study

• Genes predict if medication can help you quit smoking

• Cambodian girl, 10, dies from bird flu: WHO

• ED Protocol Pegs Low-Risk Cardiac Patients Quickly

• Too much vitamin D can be as unhealthy as too little

• Exercise, vitamin D may prevent falls: guidelines

• Marijuana May Relieve Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms

• Cannabis fails to slow progress of multiple sclerosis in UK study

• Aspirin ‘may prevent skin cancer’

• Sunscreen: How To Use It Effectively

• Women get less information on post-cancer fertility: study

• Pediatricians raise caution on sensory-based therapy

• Friend groups may encourage kids to be more active

• As Obesity Rates Rise, Cases of Kidney Stones Double: Study

• Keep Food Safety in Mind This Memorial Day Weekend

• Exercise Helps Older Adults Stay Fit

• French smokers unite against curbs

• Physical Education Is Good for Kids’ Grades, Study Finds

• Pool access for the disabled sparks controversy

• German doctors apologize for Nazi-era crimes

• Myanmar’s health system on life support

• Arizona may add more uses for medical marijuana

• Obese teen had to be cut from home in U.K.

• State tobacco prevention funding lacking

• C-Section Babies Face High Obesity Risk

• Sunblocks are the new multi-taskers

• Male fertility genes discovered

• Obese patients face increased risk of kidney damage after heart surgery

• Low vitamin D in diet increases stroke risk in Japanese-Americans

• Obesity not always tied to higher heart risk: study

• Anti-obesity proposal fails again at McDonald’s

• UN: Fukushima workers’ deaths not from radiation

• Childhood cancer effects may linger in adults

• Child addicts at heart of Indonesia anti-smoking suit

• Miracle sweetener stevia may have a sour note

• Array of light for early disease detection?

• Mom’s excess pounds key in newborn weight

• Exercise tied to lower risk of psoriasis: study

• Severe Gum Disease, Impotence May Be Linked

• Half overweight teens have heart risk

• Pomegranate juice maker used deceptive ads, FTC judge rules

• Fake drugs threaten gains made in war on malaria

• U.S. Catholic groups sue to block contraception mandate

• Vigorous physical activity associated with reduced risk of psoriasis

• Taking cholesterol drugs in hospital may improve stroke outcomes

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