2008

April

• Spring Clean Your Diet

• Keys to Surviving Stroke

• Dr. Mom was right—and wrong—about washing fruits and vegetables

• Two Stroke-prevention Procedures are Neck-and-Neck

• Adults Who Eat Apples, Drink Apple Juice Have Lower Risk for Metabolic Syndrome

• Your Baby’s Brain on Drugs (And Alcohol and Tobacco)

• Research Suggests Long-term Effects of Fetal Cocaine Exposure

• Depression Increases Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

• Study Suggests Genetic Factors Associated With Common Fears

• Study Finds Biological Link Between Pain and Fatigue

• More Genes for Lou Gehrig’s Disease Identified

• First diagnostic test for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease on the horizon

• Environmental enrichment can reduce cocaine use, researchers find

• Early Neglect Predicts Aggressive Behavior in Children

• Alligator blood may put the bite on antibiotic-resistant infections

• Ibuprofen or acetaminophen in long-term resistance training increases muscle mass/strength

• Animal research suggests new strategy for treating cocaine addiction

• Walking speed may predict stroke risk

• Are there too many female medical graduates?

• Vietnam starts human trials for bird flu vaccine

• Hospital Expands Intensive Care for Premature Babies

• Children ignoring safety rules on social networks

• A coffee with your doughnut could protect against Alzheimer’s disease

• Symposium to Explore Role Nanoparticles May Play in Disease

• A Plan to Reduce Fibromyalgia Pain

• Tooth loss may predict accelerated aging

• Better-Educated Smokers More Likely to Try Quitting in Response to Ads

• Stroke Patients Re-learn to Walk Correctly Again Using Special Treadmill

March

• Celebrex risky in high-risk patients, study finds

• It’s never too late to get active, expert says

• Green tea helps beat superbugs

• Epilepsy advocates propose strategies to heighten treatment expectations

• Preschool kids do better when they talk to themselves, research shows

• Vision Loss a Key Issue for Aging Women

• Appendix Removed Through Vagina, U.S. First

• Problems with English Keep Many Hispanics from Medical Care

• Low birth weight linked to kidney disease in men

• Risky teen behavior may not occur at home or school: but how to track?

• Dramatic Rise in Hepatitis C-Related Deaths in the United States

• Patients with Psoriasis at Increased Risk for Developing Other Serious Medical Conditions

• Coral’s Addiction to ‘Junk Food’

• Iraq War Has Led to Surgical Advances

• Free Drug Samples May Burden Patients’ Pockets

• Therapeutic Cloning Treats Parkinson’s Disease in Mice

• A Clearer Picture of Cloudy Eyes

• Brain stimulation may relieve cluster headaches

• Higher fiber intake tied to better lung function

• Researchers Discover New Effect for Insulin

• Children with healthier diets do better in school

• Eye test peers into heat-related multiple sclerosis symptoms

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