2012

April

• New Genetic Mechanism of Immune Deficiency Discovered

• ALS patients differ on treatment choices in later phases of disease

• Study finds soda consumption increases overall stroke risk

• Global ignorance of tobacco’s harm to cardiovascular health costing lives

• Nano-Pill, Big Hope for Cerebral Palsy

• IVF Babies May Face Later Cardiac Risks

• Fewer Kids Die in Accidents

• Low-Fat Dairy Skims Off Stroke Risk

• Video Game Helps Kids Battle Depression

• Less Invasive Prostate Removal Shown to Be Safer for Patients Than Traditional Surgery, Large Study Says

• Blindness cure step closer after scientists replace lost light-sensitive cells in back of the eye

• The Get Lean Diet: Baby Steps To Healthy Weight Loss

• Infected Gums Not Likely Cause of Vascular Disease

• Anti-bacterial pillow wins product innovation prize

• How selective hearing works in the brain

• Women face a higher risk of care home admission due to their partner’s age

• Poll shows strong voter support for school nutrition standards

• Emotional eating: The trick to staying slim

• 5 S’s can help ease pain of infant vaccines

• Back Pain - Genetically Engineered Drug Less Effective

• Interpreters in ER may limit medical errors: study

• Trauma patients taken by chopper may fare better

• Surgery Wins Again for Obese Diabetics

• Fish Oil Flops in MS

• Tough Home Life for Toddlers Tied to Obesity

• Huntington’s Disease Protects Against Cancer

• Medtronic to boost safety monitoring of devices

• U.S. cites Assurant unit over health premium hike

• Spinal injections may not aid lower back pain

• Fast-food salt content varies by country: study

• Schmallenberg spread a warning to Europe, scientists say

• Prenatal exposure to air pollution linked to childhood obesity

• Haiti launches anti-cholera vaccination campaign

• Surf’s down? Time for paddleboard yoga!

• Nebraska governor rejects prenatal care funding for illegal immigrants

• Beer makes men smarter: study

• Sleepless city faces obesity, diabetes risk

• Possible Connection between Air Pollution and Tuberculosis Susceptibility

• Mom’s caffeine not linked to infant sleep problems

• Nicotine patch may help prevent smoking relapses

• U.S. agency warns of skin lesions from goats, sheep

• Menthol smokers have more strokes: study

• Study Finds Significant Skull Differences Between Closely Linked Groups

• U of I study: Lose body weight before gaining baby weight

• Study examines health benefits of older varieties of fruit

• Cost of aging rising faster than expected: IMF

• Vitamin D Not Tied to School Performance

• Combined vaccine not tied to seizures in older kids

• Dental therapists worldwide offer safe effective care to children

• Teen birthrate declines again in U.S., CDC says

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