2010

November

• Danish researchers finally solve the obesity riddle

• Growth-factor gel shows promise as hearing-loss treatment

• Workplace asthma costs UK at least $158 million a year

• New study reveals how cannabis suppresses immune functions

• Female fish - and humans? - lose interest when their male loses a slugfest

• Study finds that the same face may look male or female

• Expanding tuberculosis control in China: Combining domestic and foreign investment

• Cholera-hit Haiti needs nurses, doctors: U.N.

• Silent thyroid problems linked to fractures in men

• Social medical sites need disclosures: U.S. complaint

• School lunch programs might break poverty cycle

• Eating orange and dark green vegetables linked to longer life

• Prenatal Knowledge of Cleft Lip/Palate Shows Little Advantage Over Birth Discovery

• For Your Teeth, Thanksgiving Dinner Is a Real Food Fight

• Expecting? Don’t Neglect Your Teeth

• Tobacco: Out of sight, out of mind?

• Early diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis crucial to positive outcomes for patients

• Cigarette smoking increases rheumatoid arthritis risk in African-Americans

• World health officials take aim at tobacco additives

• Cough and cold meds withdrawal is working: study

• One billion people cannot afford healthcare: WHO

• Study Ties Parental Divorce in Childhood to Stroke in Adulthood

• Economic benefits of the global polio eradication initiative estimated at $40-50 billion

• Obesity weighs on wealthy in poor countries

• Nighttime delivery linked to brain problems

• Kidney disease patient health: Moderate alcohol and calcium help, obesity harms

• How mom’s health may increase risk of kidney disease

• One-quarter of U.S. airports allow smoking

• Best day to quit smoking: Any day

• Heart surgery can trigger stroke

• Protecting kids from illness in the winter

• Stopping the Brain From Hurting Itself

• Weekend hospital stays worse for kidney patients

• Care for prisoners will improve public health

• Transcription factor scan identifies genetic cause for inherited blindness

• Speech monitoring could track Parkinson’s: study

• Researcher Hopes for FDA Action Against Alcoholic Energy Drinks

• Smoking Cessation Program Open to Cancer Survivors Who Need Help Quitting the Habit

• Give Yourself a Present This Holiday Season and Forget About Dieting

• Heart Surgeries Trigger Strokes, Seizures

• Effective Diagnosis, Treatment of Ear Infections in Children Examined in Study

• New Way to Communicate for Nonverbal Dysphagia Patients

• Chemicals in Cigarette Smoke, Auto Exhaust and French Fries Accelerate the Development of Alzheimer’s Disease

• Preventative Dental Care, Daily Toothbrushing Are Keys to Healthy Pet

• Study Demonstrates Improved Wait Times for Patients Suffering Back Pain

• Protect Your Kids This Flu Season

• Fighting America’s “Other Drug Problem”

• Advisers recommend Human Genome lupus drug

• Errors kill 15,000 aged patients a month: study

• Smoke from fireworks is harmful to health

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