2011

July

• ‘Healthy’ habits linked to childhood obesity in China

• Obese patients less likely to develop and die from respiratory distress syndromes after surgery

• Vitamin D insufficiency prevalent among psoriatic arthritis suffers

• Do-it-yourself brain repair following stroke

• Male smokers less likely to need joint replacement surgery of hip or knee

• How memory is read out in the fly brain

• Study demonstrates how memory can be preserved—and forgetting prevented

• Study offers new clues about hereditary spastic paraplegia

• Simpler Combination Therapy as Good as Old Regimen to Prevent Full-Blown TB in People with and without HIV

• Is Obesity Contagious? Authors Explain How Obesity “Spreads”

• South Korea back in stem cell spotlight with new treatment

• WHO wants more graphic warnings to cut smoking rates

• Mississippi most obese state, Colorado least

• New report explains why physicians are reluctant to share patient data

• EU members approve stevia sweeteners for food use

• Red Cross alarmed by Libya situation, fears worse

• Massage may ease chronic back pain short-term

• Does Botox help neck pain?

• Marijuana Soda Provides a High Without the Smoke

• Review raises questions over benefits of cutting salt

• Sunburn offers clues for pain drug development

• Socioeconomic class and smoking linked to premature menopause

• Infants learn to transfer knowledge by 16 months, study finds

• Those aching joints could be in your genes

• NIH findings in mice have potential to curb obesity and Type 2 diabetes

• Gum disease can increase the time it takes to become pregnant

• Smokers using varenicline to quit the habit at greater risk of heart attack

• Urban children are healthier commuters than rural teens

• Body’s natural marijuana-like chemicals make fatty foods hard to resist

• Safety group sets kids’ drawstring safety rules

• Copper kills 97 percent of hospital ICU bacteria: study

• Late talkers do fine as they grow up: study

• Research examines dentists’ role in painkiller abuse

• Copper reduces infection risk by more than 40 percent

June

• Thanks for the memories

• Red wine: Exercise in a bottle?

• U.S. Adults Not Just Eating More, but More Often

• New Classification Will Guide Assessment and Treatment of Osteoporosis

• Surgical Complications Twelve Times More Likely in Obese Patients

• Restoring Smiles in Children with Permanent Facial Paralysis

• Patients Treated with Sunitinib and Sorafenib Respond to Flu Vaccine

• Tips To Keep Kids Safe When They Play In And Around Water

• State/Federal Partnership Has Reduced Illegal Tobacco Sales to Minors to an All-time Low

• Team approach reduces urinary tract infections in rehab patients

• New study shows children and adolescents who eat candy are less overweight or obese

• Can soda tax curb obesity?

• Genetic study shows that low body fat may not lower risk for heart disease and diabetes

• Study finds pregnancy safe in multiple sclerosis

• Most parents unaware of teen workplace risks

• Parent-adolescent cell phone conversations reveal a lot about the relationship

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