2010

November

• Better sanitation could save 2 million lives a year

• One in 7 households hit by hunger issues in 2009

• World health officials debate new tobacco controls

• Surgical instruments left in children rarely fatal, but dangerous

• Community Rallies to Fight Obesity in Cleveland’s Urban Youth

• Where did you get those eyes and that brain?

• Less salt for teens means healthier adults

• Haiti cholera toll tops 900 with six provinces affected

• Medtronic device helps in earlier heart failure

• Over 60 percent of child deaths in India avoidable: survey

• Hold the Phone: Prolonged Cell Use Can Trigger Allergic Reaction

• Vitamin D Deficit Doubles Risk of Stroke in Whites, but Not in Blacks

• Extensive Natural Recovery Seen After Spinal Cord Injury

• Allergic to Bed Bugs? Allergists Detect, Treat Often Overlooked Bites

• Obesity Linked with Increased Asthma Risk in Brooklyn

• Eye Allergies Often Overlooked, Undertreated - Relief Available for Millions of Americans with Itchy, Gritty, Watery Eyes

• Smoking Cessation Experts Praise New Cigarette Labeling

• Omega-3’s linked to a lower risk of gum disease

• Is ADHD tied to adulthood obesity?

• Cheap obesity steps could have major health impact

• China faces challenge implementing food safety: FDA

• San Francisco approves limits on toys with fast-food meals

• U.S. unveils graphic tobacco warnings

• Nearly 59 million lack health insurance: CDC

• Infant foods should be screened for mycotoxins

• Trojan Horse ploy to sneak protective drug into brains of stroke patients

• Obesity not linked to breast cancer in Mexican-American women

• Do not abandon new cigarette warning labels

• Differences in human and Neanderthal brains set in just after birth

• Using CT, radiologists can pinpoint cause of some strokes

• Drinking 100 percent fruit juice is linked to higher intake of essential nutrients

• Common Adult Vaccinations Do Not Increase The Risk of Developing Rheumatoid Arthritis

• New ACR/EULAR Classification Criteria May Identify Rheumatoid Arthritis In At-Risk People Prior to Clinical Presentation

• Gout in Women: a Not So Sweet Outcome of Sugar-Sweetened Drinks

• New Study Links Inflammation to Plaque Buildup In the Arteries of People with Rheumatoid Arthritis

• Bacteria Inside One’s Own Body Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis and Other Autoimmune Diseases

• You May Have Inherited Your Bad Feet

• Cell phones help save the lives of mothers, infants and children

• Statins don’t prove useful for general pediatric lupus population

• ‘Spiral’ CT scans reduce smoker deaths: U.S. study

• Gene test users largely satisfied, survey finds

• Overweight children have different eating patterns than normal weight children

• Looking older than your age may not be a sign of poor health: Study

• Georgetown study: Scleroderma dramatically under-diagnosed with commercial screening method

• Studying the metabolome of smokers, Lombardi researchers find early signs of damage

• Gene identified for spread of deadly melanoma

• UK tuberculosis rates highest in 30 years

• Arsenic in drinking water tied to stroke risk

• Republicans to attack healthcare law funding

• Americans sicker but English die quicker says study

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