2011

January

• Discovery could lead to new therapies for asthma, COPD

• Can adjustable glasses help kids in poor countries?

• Many Spanish-speaking Hispanics go un-immunized

• Ancient body clock keeps all life on time: studies

• Stroke threat after heart surgery on the decline

• Course correction needed for Alzheimer’s therapies, experts warn

• ‘Difficult’ patients more likely to experience worse symptoms

• First pediatric surgical quality program shows potential to measure children’s outcomes

• Traffic noise increases the risk of having a stroke

• Why Older People are Generally Less Astute Drivers and How the Answer Could Help Us Understand Schizophrenia and Depression

• Cholera vaccination beneficial, post-outbreak

• Study: Get thee to a stroke center

• After stroke, admission to designated stroke center hospitals associated with reduced risk of death

• Fewer die after treatment at stroke centers: study

• Industry debuts new U.S. food labels, critics pan

• Smoking explains why Americans don’t live longer

• Out of mind in a matter of seconds

• Rising indoor winter temperatures linked to obesity?

• Controlling the rising costs of cardiovascular care

• More research needed on diet and environmental influences on childhood asthma

• Cost to treat heart disease in United States will triple by 2030

• Fighting the fight for healthy teeth

• Culprit found for increased stroke injury with diabetes

• NFL Linemen Recover from Back Surgery, and So Can You

• Preventing tooth decay in the youngest American Indians

• New study of environmental contaminants in breast milk

• Long-distance migration may help reduce infectious disease risks for many animal species

• Some child hearing loss tied to virus in pregnancy

• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne dies at 96 in California

• Gene mutation play a major role in 1 cause of kidney disease

• Rural residents more likely to get some surgeries

• Surgeon General calls for more breastfeeding

• Speaking the same language means better health care quality, Wayne State University study finds

• Fat associated with chemical changes in DNA that may help explain obesity-related disease

• Are Positive Emotions Good for Your Health in Old Age?

• Red blood cell hormone modulates the immune system

• New Study Takes First Steps Towards Understanding the Brain’s Role in Breathing

• Antibodies help seriously ill H1N1 patients recover

• Causes of Death Shifting in Patients Diagnosed with COPD

• iPad Animation Helps Assess Mobility in Elderly

• Spike Reported in Number of People with HIV Having a Stroke

• Hoarseness rare in kids with cleft palate: study

• Male subfertility helped by antioxidants says research

• Smoking linked to earlier male deaths

• GSK tests intravenous flu drug vs Roche’s Tamiflu

• Teaching Future Doctors the Basics of Medication Errors

• Memory Training Might Not Be Best for Reducing “Senior Moments”

• Making health information technology more patient-centered

• U.S. study finds 129 million have health conditions

• Researchers Uncover New Gene for Heart Failure in Caucasians

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