2010

May

• ‘Obese’ BMI does not harm current health of young adults, study says

• Genetic Mutation Associated with Famous Alzheimer Patient May Have Been Identified

• Sugary formula spurs obesity debate

• Florida orange juice industry worried by obesity campaign

• Spain says smoking ban to be in place early 2011

• Scientists find clues to kidney transplant success

• Obesity remains an economic issue, Seattle obesity study finds

• Study finds big decrease in global child mortality

• British ban for doctor at heart of MMR vaccine row

• No evidence organic foods benefit health: study

• ‘Button’ batteries a growing hazard for children

• Caffeine Blues: Ten Ways Caffeine Harms Your Health and How To Kick The Habit

• Allergy sufferers ‘less prone to cancer’

• Game Designers Target Child Obesity

• Obesity study tests gender, ethnicity

• Heart group and Nintendo Starts an Obesity Campaign

• Obesity And Your Child. Stop The Cycle

• Older Patients Offer Insight into the Future of Cystic Fibrosis

• Blood clot-related strokes decrease among whites, but not blacks, in long-term study

• Gene variants may raise risk of infectious diseases

• McDonald’s Will Impact Obesity Issue More Than Docs

• Reducing Risk of Childhood Obesity Starts Very, Very Early

• WHO targets child obesity with food marketing curbs

• Chocolate Enthusiasts And Obesity

• Link between obesity and gut bacteria discovered

• Abdominal fat at middle age associated with greater risk of dementia

• Pistachios offer multiple benefits

• More physical activity leads to less obesity—often, but not always

• Synthetic eye prosthesis

• Reducing niacin intake can prevent obesity

• Neither heat nor cold may do much for backache

• Prescription drug use by US children on the rise

• Breast-fed babies less feverish after immunization

• Practice Yoga and Ward Off Diabetes

• Experts warn on rising obesity levels

• Food industry pledges to cut products’ calories

• Too Fat to Fight: Obesity Now a National Security Issue

• Obesity epidemic is a smokescreen

• Low Blood Sugar May Increase Mortality Rate of Ill Patients

• Calcium Deficiencies May Lead To Obesity, Osteoporosis

• Smoking Hits New Low for White California Kids

• Yogurt-like drink DanActive reduced rate of common infections in daycare children

• Don’t make these dental mistakes

• Young Women Burned by Addictions to Tanning

• Study Examines Hearing Loss, Viagra Use

• Polio outbreak spreads in Tajikistan, WHO warns

• Body mass index (BMI) may not measure obesity accurately

• Insecurity May Contribute to Obesity

• Diet soda for preventing kidney stones?

• Facelift a cure for migraines?

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