2009

May

• Americans wait weeks for routine doctor visit

• H1N1 flu cases and death toll rise: WHO

• Mexico flu slowing, death toll not over 100

• Fewer than one third in US would get swine flu jab

• Teens’ growth-plate injuries need early care

• Mexican H1N1 flu spreads easily: study

• Mexico says tourist resorts safe from flu

• Guideline for Interventional Procedures for Low Back Pain Published in Spine

• Reduce Your Stroke Risk!

• New Tool Can Help Predict Risk of Alzheimer’s in Elderly

• Early Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Offers Large Social, Fiscal Benefits

• Published Studies Back Use of Latex Gloves in Swine Flu Kits

• 22-year study finds adults aren’t active enough

• Impaired Brain Plasticity Linked to Angelman Syndrome Learning Deficits

• Study Finds Novel Genetic Risk Factors for Kidney Disease

• Protein-protein interaction explains vision loss in genetic diseases

• Patients with mild to moderate OSA may benefit from exercise

• Opioids recommended for elderly with chronic pain

• Botox injections may ease diabetic foot pain

• Second strain of flu may complicate picture

• WHO to weigh flu vaccine switch next week

• New Evidence Ties Gene to Alzheimer’s

• Tear Research Focused on Contact Lens Risks, Benefit

• Swine Flu Fears Generate Interest In UV Disinfection Technologies ... Again

• What Is The Mediterranean Diet? What Are The Benefits Of The Mediterranean Diet?

• Does New Swine Flu Virus Kill By Causing A ‘Cytokine Storm’?

• Safeguard Biosystems’ Test For Influenza A Viruses Enables Mass Surveillance

• HIV-Positive People At Increased Risk Of New Flu Strain, WHO Says

• Swine Flu Daily Update Issued At: 11am Tuesday 5 May 2009, Wales

• New National Director For NHS Flu Resilience Appointed

• Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedure Helps Teenagers Suffering from Excessive Sweating

• Intrathecal Medication Therapy Effective for Painful Post-Herpetic Neuralgia Caused by Shingles

• Deep Brain Stimulation Found to be Effective in Children with Generalized Primary Dystonia

• New Approach Promises Greater Success for Predicting Drug Safety

• Can Child Health Care Reduce Poverty Related School Failure?

• Mexico breathes easier but flu pandemic likely

• Suspected swine flu victim dies in Turkey: report

• Canada pig flu case shows need for surveillance

• CDC says few people in U.S. over 50 hit by new flu

• U.S. CDC sees “encouraging signs” on H1N1 virus

• Some baby foods worse than junk food: survey

• Giving less painful shot first best for babies

• Patient Makes Dramatic Recovery From Stroke

• New Data Analysis Shows Possible Link between Childhood Obesity and Allergies

• Kidney Stones in Children on the Rise, Expert Says

• Women More Likely to Experience Non-Traditional Stroke Symptoms

• Your Brain On - and Off - Caffeine

• Global Health Efforts Make Progress Against Child Deaths

• Memory Grows Less Efficient Very Early in Alzheimer’s Disease

• The Injured Obese Child: Let’s Give Him Some Ankle Support

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