2007

March

• Link found between teens’ stress levels and acne severity

• Study examines genetic risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease

• Using Morphine to Hasten Death Is a Myth, Says Doctor

• Drinking a little wine linked to men’s longer life

February

• New insight into brain disorders

• Cholesterol in Stroke Patients Exceeds National Guidelines

• Nectar is not a simple soft drink

• New study demonstrates nicotine’s role in smoking behavior

• Drugs help smokers quit, even if not first time

• Drug may treat mental symptoms of Down syndrome

• Kids’ chest illness not tied to later lung trouble

• Children should not be left unsupervised with dogs, say experts

• Smoking produces changes in human brain like those in animals using illicit drugs

• Do you hear what i see?

• Pregnancy hormone key to repairing nerve cell damage

• Multislice CT Speeds the Diagnosis of Chest Pain in the Emergency Room

• Healthy Women with High Cholesterol at Increased Risk of Stroke

• Surgeons who play video games more skilled: study

• Taking AIM at post-stroke depression

• Computer tool helps pinpoint risky gene mutations

• Overuse sports injuries widespread in kids

• Coffee seen not to raise heart attack risk

• Indicators for risk of heart disease higher in passive smokers

• Study looks at benefits of 2 cochlear implants in deaf children

• Protect Your Skin in Colder Months

• Putting an old drug to a new use

• Kids often exposed to Internet porn

• Thyroid trouble may be missed in pregnant women

• Don’t Let Your Valentine’s Day be a Snore

• Newborn Brains Grow Vision and Movement Regions First

• Sleep pillow plus exercise best for neck pain

• Keppra promising for newly diagnosed epilepsy

• Blindness from Smoking Terrifies Teens, but Few Realise the Two Are Linked

• Stents Benefit People at High Risk of Stroke

• Sedentary teens more likely to have higher blood pressure

• Coffee: Is it Good or Bad for You?

• Find Yields Further Insight Into Causes of Parkinson’s Disease

• Skinny teens warned about osteoporosis risk

• Doctors warn of poisoning from hand gels

January

• Exercise may neither help nor harm older knees

• Different Treatment May be Needed for Infection-Related Breathing Problems

• Neurological disease common, survey finds

• Predicting the risk of rheumatoid arthritis for early arthritis patients

• Updated Rates of Common U.S. Neurological Disorders

• Emergency care key for high pressure in brain

• Opioid use at end of life does not hasten death

• New tool improves prediction of stroke risk

• Doctors Manage Several Patient Problems in Short Office Visits

• Today’s Teens Slacking on Fruit, Veggie Intake

• Family Programs Can Help Keep Kids From Smoking

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