2011

January

• UCSD Experts Expand Older Driver Screening Program

• Trauma in Childhood Could Contribute to Obesity in Adults

• Mother’s stem cells likely key to treating genetic disease before birth

• For heart failure, better care comes at a cost

• Bayer to test drug to treat eye disease in Asia

• New Treatment Unlocks Curled Fingers

• Exercise prevents knee injuries in army recruits

• Americans to avoid doctor again in coming months

• Protect Your Kids This Flu Season

• ‘A stark warning:’ Smoking causes genetic damage within minutes after inhaling

• Henry Ford Hospital study: Shoulder function not fully restored after surgery

• Big breakfast bunkum

• When a kidney transplant fails, home-based dialysis is an option

• Room light before bedtime may impact sleep quality, blood pressure and diabetes risk

• Enhanced early childhood education pays long-term dividends in better health

• Researchers show how one gene becomes two (with different functions)

• Musical chills: Why they give us thrills

• ‘Yo-yo’ effect of slimming diets explained

• Hold the Red Bull: Energy Drinks Don’t Blunt Effects of Alcohol, Study Finds

• Study sheds new light on river blindness parasite

• Nature article focuses on tinnitus treatment

• Link between fracture prevention and treatment adherence not fully understood by patients

• New insight into neuronal survival after brain injury

• GUMC researcher says tinnitus is much more than a ‘hearing problem’

• Family, friends, social ties influence weight status in young adults

• Individuals with Partial Hearing Loss May Benefit from Hybrid Cochlear Implant

• Looking good on greens

• Latent TB treatment a greater risk to older adults

• Statins may raise stroke risk in some: study

• Study shows a serious risk of side effects when having latent tuberculosis therapy over age 65

• Risks associated with secondhand smoke in cars carrying children

• Private room intensive care units associated with lower infection rates

• Implant appears effective for treating inflammatory disease within the eye

• Study evaluates prevalence of age-related macular degeneration in the United States

• Shellfish safer to eat thanks to breakthrough by Queen’s scientists

• Molecular medicine could avert predicted catastrophic vision loss in the aged

• Spanish heart risk study challenges image of healthy Mediterranean diet and lifestyle

• New hope in fight against Huntington’s disease

• Swine flu survivors developed super flu antibodies

• Major funders to share study data for public health

• How far do your sneeze and cough go? Experts study

• Prozac shows promise in recovery from stroke

• Cause of male baldness discovered, experts say

• Dioxin scare: German feed fat ‘contains 77 times limit’

• U.S. warns stores for selling cigarettes to minors

• Broken hip tied to increased risk of stroke

• Researchers Determine Lifetime Risk of Adult Rheumatoid Arthritis

• Liver disease a possible predictor of stroke: Study

• Grape ingredient resveratrol increases beneficial fat hormone

• Women with MS More Likely to Have MS-Related Gene Than Men

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