2010

November

• New rules for truck drivers returning after stroke

• Experts issue recommendations for treatment of post-bariatric surgery patients

• Teens of epileptic moms display poor school performance

• Americans less healthy than English, but live as long or longer, study finds

• Etanercept helps restore normal growth in children with juvenile arthritis

• Specific changes in the brain associated with sleep deprivation described in new study

• Vulnerable brain region may be central to progression of Alzheimer’s disease

• How some brain cells hook up surprises researchers

• Comprehensive primary care programs treat older patients with chronic conditions

• Modify hospice eligibility for dementia patients, says Institute for Aging Research study

• Liver hormone is a cause of insulin resistance

• In flies, a search for the essence of obesity

• Russia’s heroin problem and ongoing battles over Afghan poppy fields

• High-calorie beverages still widely available in elementary schools##

• MRI may help determine time of stroke onset

• Weekend strokes more deadly - but why?

• Fight that obesity!

• Is morbid obesity the new normal?

• Burning off fat

• It’s not a stroke of fate, but hypertension and diabetes

• Lantana plant safe for toddlers

• Childhood stroke study identifies the contraceptive pill and smoking as risk factors

• St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Creates Halloween Fun for Patients

October

• Immune System’s Bare Essentials Used to Speedily Detect Drug Targets

• Racial and ethnic disparities impact care for children with frequent ear infections

• E-cigarette maker accepts California marketing limits

• China extends pension system, healthcare

• Immune system may help cancer cells hide: study

• Extending daylight could boost health, help planet

• Vitamin B12 tied to Alzheimer’s

• Stress may have only small impact on weight

• Scientists call for tighter regulations on food adverts during children’s TV viewing

• Obese children experience later mortality post liver transplantation

• The more someone smokes, the smaller the number of grey cells

• Multiple sclerosis will become a controlled disease like AIDS

• Race/ethnicity affect a child’s therapy

• Fatty fish may help prevent gum disease

• 4 deaths tied to bacteria at food processing plant, Texas says

• Smoking isn’t just bad for your lungs

• Study Finds Adversity Does Make Us Stronger

• Children often trust what they’re told

• Young kids trust adults despite evidence to the contrary

• Not so fast - sex differences in the brain are overblown

• Researchers find a ‘liberal gene’

• New study suggests most preschool-age children exceed daily screen time recommendations

• Blind people perceive touch faster than those with sight

• Narcotics and diagnostics overused in treatment of chronic neck pain

• When do babies start sleeping through the night?

• Restaurant customers willing to pay more for local food

• A new player in the innate immunity game?

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