2010

September

• Childhood Vaccination Rates Remain High in U.S.

• Drinking coffee lowers risk of gout in older women

• Scottish smoking ban cuts childhood asthma attacks

• Asthma and cavities both common in kids but not linked

• Significant weight-loss from surgery decreases risk for cardiovascular disease in women

• Successful periodontal therapy may reduce the risk of preterm birth, according to Penn dental study

• Gene network reveals link between fats and heart disease signs

• Eating broccoli could guard against arthritis

• Scientists see risks and benefits in nano foods

• Smoking cessation treatments cost-effective

• Teens who smoke, weigh too much, fail to exercise may risk headache

• Kids’ physical activity declines with age

• Unequal access drives fertility tourism, experts say

• Malaria fight saves 750,000, report finds

• Diet and Exercise Intervention for Patients at Risk for Heart Disease Improves Quality of Life

• UK HealthCare Celebrates Pediatric Kidney Transplant

• New Chemical Surface Improves Compatibility of Dental Implants

• Congressman to Speak at Meeting on Diabetes and Obesity

• Blacks with muscular dystrophy die 10-12 years younger than whites: New study

• Smokeless tobacco products not a safe option, won’t help smokers quit

• Asthma drug may help multiple sclerosis: study

• Simple blood test may detect Alzheimer’s: study

• e-Cigarettes: Support Strong for Health Warnings, Ban on Sales to Minors

• New insight into ‘accelerated aging’ disease

• Children and adults see the world differently

• Video games lead to faster decisions that are no less accurate

• UC Davis scientists find link between arthritis pain reliever and cardiovascular events

• How football playing robots have the future of artificial intelligence at their feet

• Brain stimulation can help partially paralyzed stroke patients regain use of their muscles

• Antibiotic appears safe for stroke patients and good companion for tPA

• Kids’ brain injuries from basketball may be rising

• Female Athletes with Higher Estrogen Levels May Have Higher Injury Risk

• NYU researchers identify new neurological deficit behind lazy eye

• Research shows unemployment programs lacking for people with disabilities

• A smart use for wisdom teeth: Making stem cells

• Long life goes hand in hand with a firm grip

• FDA cracks down on 5 makers of e-cigarettes

• Risks of old, new diet drugs face U.S. scrutiny

• New warnings added to agents used in MRI tests

• India not treating AIDS patients early: Global Fund

• Overweight and obese make up majority in Ontario

• Music on prescription could help treat emotional and physical pain

• Appetite Hormones May Predict Weight Regain after Dieting

• Testing for Neurologic Disorders Expands at Mayo Clinic

• New Dual Recognition Mechanism Discovered in Tuberculosis

• Testosterone may drive aggressive takeovers: study

• Using chest compressions first just as successful as immediate defibrillation after cardiac arrest

• Canada, US Immigrants Have Less Health Care Access Than Natives

• Detroit, Los Angeles most stressful US cities-poll

• Bigger low-birth-weight babies need extra iron too

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