2010

April

• Gene therapy sets stage for new treatments for inherited blindness, Penn veterinary researchers say

• The Kiss of Death: Research targets lethal disease spread by insect that bites lips

• Toolkit Evaluates Youth Smoking Cessation Programs

• Should Children Be Told They Are ‘Test-Tube’ Babies?

• Urban migrants in India risk obesity, diabetes: Study

• Women with diabetes may develop cancer

• Obesity might be a factor in how kids metabolize drugs

• Obesity: The walking financial time bomb

• Local study links teen obesity to mothers who smoked during pregnancy

• Winning The Fight Against Childhood Obesity

• New Treatment Option for Major Cause of Blindness in Adults

• Men and Women Differ in Pain Drug Abuse Risks

• Eating Like the Greeks Can Improve Brain Power

• Cigarette smoking, fructose consumption exacerbates liver disease

• How many urologists does the U.S. need?

• Genes affect smoking behavior, lung cancer risk

• Grapes reduce risk factors for heart disease and diabetes, U-M animal study shows

• Pennsylvania makes inroads into reducing child obesity

• No link between infertility, rare infant cancer

• Improved doping test for growth hormone on its way

• Swaddling effects could pose SIDS risk: study

• Weighty problem clogging U.S. health insurance

• Obesity – a threat to national security as well as health?

• CDC says obesity costs US more than US$145b annually

• Vatican backs adult stem cell research

• Safe weight gain for heavier moms-to-be depends on level of obesity

• Potential new test for early diagnosis of osteoarthritis identified

• Obesity standards may miss millions of women

• Pneumococcal vaccine has cut disease among Navajos

• Preventing Kidney Stones: From Lemonade to Surgery

• Women’s Mortality Rates at U.S. Hospitals Differ from Men’s

• Dual studies vilify sugar and salt in U.S. diet

• In poor countries, taller moms’ kids are healthier

• Parents’ obesity, especially mom’s, tied to kids’ risk

• Should you use aspirin for a migraine?

• Airway Obstructions Have High Death Rate for Young Children

• Who is at risk for MRSA?

• Second-hand smoke ups risk of sinus, nasal problems

• Gene linked to obesity and higher Alzheimer’s risk

• Anemia following surgery for morbid obesity

• Chip may detect spreading cancer cells in blood

• Tobacco ‘candy’ could poison kids: study

• Early Detection of Parkinson’s Disease by Voice Analysis

• Migraine Headache Remedies - What are your Choices?

• Childhood obesity: A generation at risk

• Obesity Caused by Genetics Can Be Overcome

• Smokeless tobacco use rising among teens

• Taste for low-calorie alternatives may wane: study

• Maternal Obesity and Newborn Heart Defects

• Michelle Obama’s Childhood Obesity Summit Addresses Importance of Outdoors

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