2006

July

• FDA approves Atripla for the treatment of HIV-1 infection in adults

• Warning Signs for Potential Re-Abuse of Children Identified

• Lack of sleep associated with obesity in both children and adults

• Dental “grills” hard on the teeth and gums

• Children with chronic otitis media have biofilms in their middle ears

• Cut Your Risk of Kidney Stones This Summer

• Practice builds brain connections for babies learning language, how to speak

• Emphasis on Performance Measures May Lead to Inappropriate Antibiotic Use

• Improving Outcomes for Patients with Parkinson’s Disease

• First trial to investigate effects of cannabinoids on progression of multiple sclerosis

• Healthier lifestyles may reduce women’s stroke risk

• Preventing gum disease would save teeth and money

• FDA says open to more flexible clinical trials

• Emphysema less severe in black smokers: study

• Roswell Park research aids development of myeloma drug

• Smoking Increase Risk of age-related macular degeneration

• Same Genes Act Differently in Males and Females

• New Reflux Disease Technology More Comfortable, Not More Effective

• Natural Approach to Immune Regulation May Help Transplant Patients

• First case of bird flu in Spain

• Brits to trial bird flu vaccine on humans

• Older dads seem to have sicklier babies

• Conjoined twin critical after separation surgery

• Turkey must get tough on violence against women

• US report faults FDA post-approval study tracking

• Taking creatine no advantage to tennis players

• Whooping Cough “Endemic” Among UK School Children

• Study supports routine vaccination of children against flu

• Poorest Children Face Highest Risk of Death from Injury

• Bullied kids have more behavioral problems

• Gene may cause retardation of Down’s syndrome

• Latest survey finds more US teens are smoking

• Breastfeeding may help prevent bedwetting

• Chantix may help smokers quit

• Researchers Get Closer to Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease

• Bird flu virus infected Nigeria multiple times

• Medication Can Be An Effective Therapy for Smoking Cessation

• Some Inhalers Double Death Rate In COPD Patients

• British smokers big buyers of cheap cigarettes

• New Sleep Gene Discovery Wakes Up Scientists

• A Surprise about Our Body Clock

• World’s first face transplant hailed as a complete success

• New diagnostic approach for carriers of recessive genetic disorders

• External catheters reduce risk of urinary tract infection in men

• Kids on growth hormone can reach height potential

• Cherry juice may help ease the pain of sore muscles

• Amazing brain repairs itself

• People who smoke “lights” less likely to quit

• Blood sugar control impacts stroke risk

• Brain Surgery without the Surgery?

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