2009

July

• Chronic Kidney Disease Profoundly Impacts Quality of Life

• New Statistical Method Shows Importance of Dialysis Dose

• Developing Gene Therapy to Fight Blindness

• Blood transfusions associated with infection

• Half of U.S. should get H1N1 vaccination: officials

• Alternative medicine a big business in US - report

• Is Your Hair Taking a Break? Dermatologists Can Help Women Get to the Root of Hair Loss

• Hormonal Therapies Offer Effective Solutions for Many Adult Women with Acne

• Less common procedures less common than thought

• Research Shows Rates of Severe Childhood Obesity have Tripled

• Swine flu striking pregnant women hard: CDC study

• Weekend strokes have higher death rate

• Minor strokes may worsen vision in glaucoma

• Drugs work best when swine flu found early: study

• US stops sildenafil (Viagra) trial in sickle cell

• US states to get “significant” obesity money

• Tooth decay, bleeding gums may herald chronic ills

• How to Deal with Swine Flu: Heeding the Mistakes of 1976

• Long-term tea drinking may cut stroke risk

• US CDC stops swine flu death count at 300

• Expert Alert: Breastfeeding – Is It Simply a Matter of Choice?

• Divorce Undermines Health in Ways Remarriage Doesn’t Heal

• Depression in arthritis patients often untreated

• Benefits of adenotonsillectomy persist in kids

• New treatment for receding gums works long-term

• The ‘see food’ diet

• Short Stressful Events May Improve Working Memory

• Food Storage Safety: Tips to Avoid Food Poisoning

• First National Study to Examine Rock Climbing-Related Injuries

• Scientists Shed New Light on Cause of Inherited Movement Disorder

• Rates of Secondhand Smoke Exposure High Among College Students

• Preimplantation genetic diagnosis may pose neurological risks

• New York restaurants nearly all trans-fat-free

• Losing excess pounds may improve balance

• When children have breathing problems

• Misdiagnosis of disorders of consciousness still commonplace

• Gene variations can be barometer of behavior, choices

• H1N1 influenza pandemic modeling for public health action

• Welcome to 2040 and 1.3 billion senior citizens

• Stopping Harmful Oral Bacteria in Their Path

• Argentina declares animal health emergency over flu

• Russia’s Medvedev praises Gorbachev’s anti-alcohol campaign

• Internet games influence kids’ snack choices

• H1N1 pandemic spreading too fast to count: WHO

• Coffee and Health - is it good or bad

• Is a society with smokers profitable?

• Cystic fibrosis treatments may have unseen long-term benefits

• One Disease, Two Effects: Stroke

• “Smoke like a Turk?” No more

• Study will delve into oral health, memory link

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