2011

January

• School-based interventions for obesity

• A blood test for Alzheimer’s disease?

• Lyme disease a rare cause of death: study

• Drugs may level fertility playing field for obese

• Can diet protect against asthma?

• Autism-vaccine researcher a “fraud”: medical journal

• Women’s tears send “no sex” message to men: study

• China tobacco industry foils anti-smoking efforts

• Newer tobacco products to face FDA review

• This new year, how motivated are you?

• Extreme obesity associated with higher risk of death for 2009 H1N1 patients

• Yale researchers find double doses of chicken pox vaccine most effective

• Children in formal child care have better language skills

• Mother’s milk improves the physical condition of future adolescents

• Biological Joints Could Replace Artificial Joints Soon

• The Effect of Diet on Mental Energy

• Here’s How To Finally Give Up Cigarettes For Good

• Walking Speed Associated with Survival in Older Adults

• Current smokers with early rheumatoid arthritis less responsive to TNF inhibitors, methotrexate

• Optimizing patient outcomes after therapeutic hypothermia for traumatic brain injury

• Fishy diet comes with lower risk of stroke

• Online health info popular but often unchecked

• Tonsillectomy in children

• Child and youth victimization less hidden from authorities

• Brain imaging studies examine how anti-smoking medications may curb cravings

• New research reveals unexpected biological pathway in glaucoma

• Study finds evidence of increased lung cancer risk among tuberculosis patients

• Study shows that CPAP therapy reduces fatigue, increases energy in patients with sleep apnea

• Canada to put bigger health warnings on cigarettes

• Few Americans travel overseas for medical care

• Family history of alcoholism raises obesity risk

• Eating lots of red meat ups women’s stroke risk

2010

December

• Warfarin may be underused to prevent strokes

• Meat, poultry to have nutrition labels by 2012: USDA

• Study finds high rate of ER trips for food allergies

• Study Probes Obesity Link to Fibromyalgia

• Study Assesses How Parents Rate Ear Aches in Preverbal Children

• More tiny babies surviving, but with problems

• Scripps Research scientists identify key interaction in hepatitis C virus

• New research contains solutions to common pear disease

• Researchers: Pay More Attention to Epilepsy

• NIH Grants $6.78 Million to Study Progression of Heart Disease

• New clues uncover how ‘starvation hormone’ works, investigators at UT Southwestern report

• Newborns with low vitamin D levels at increased risk for respiratory infections

• Drug overdoses on the rise in most age groups

• Regeneron pain drug put on clinical hold by FDA

• Gene codes cracked for strawberries and chocolate

• You are what your father ate

• Flu kills 27 in Britain, spreading in Europe

• Little screening of kids for obesity complications

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