PDA

View Full Version : Medical News



Pages : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 [14] 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73

  1. Poor control of diabetes may be linked to low vitamin D
  2. Stomach hormone ghrelin increases desire for high-calorie foods, study finds
  3. Many people with diabetes do not know or heed dangers of hot weather
  4. Fructose sugar makes maturing human fat cells fatter, less insulin-sensitive, study finds
  5. Gene therapy reverses type 1 diabetes in mice, experimental technique shows
  6. Metabolic syndrome in living kidney donors worsens function of remaining kidney, study finds
  7. Well-defined quantity of antioxidants in diet can improve insulin resistance, study finds
  8. 'Lap-band' weight loss surgery in very obese adults improves mental health, study finds
  9. Bariatric surgery in diabetic adults improves insulin sensitivity better than diet, study finds
  10. Brain signs of schizophrenia found in babies
  11. Surveillance colonoscopy should be targeted to high-risk patients
  12. Treating depression with Omega-3: Encouraging results from largest clinical study
  13. Large medical center reduces cumulative radiation exposure and CT scans through imaging algorithm, study finds
  14. ASIR technique significantly reduces already low radiation dose from CT colonography, study finds
  15. X-rays help physicians diagnose and treat gastric band slippage, study finds
  16. Abusive mothering aggravates the impact of stress hormones
  17. Can multiple sclerosis attacks be minimized in a war zone?
  18. Chemicals remaining after wastewater treatment change the gender of fish
  19. Seasonality of child abuse a myth, study finds
  20. Possible role for Smurf1 in pulmonary arterial hypertension
  21. National School Lunch Program increases educational achievement, study finds
  22. World's first plastic antibodies in live organisms: Stop spread of bee venom in mice
  23. Early menopause linked to higher risk of future cardiovascular disease, study finds
  24. Women with polycystic ovary syndrome have higher BPA blood levels, study finds
  25. Children with special needs are at increased risk for oral disease
  26. More than skin deep, tanning product of sun's rays
  27. Peer drug use may increase an individual's genetic tendency to use drugs
  28. Tumor suppressor APC could stop cancer through its effect on actin cytoskeleton
  29. Adults with newly diagnosed diabetes at risk of liver disease, study finds
  30. Early-life exposure to BPA may affect testis function in adulthood
  31. Scholar calls for a new legal, ethical framework for research with human tissue specimens
  32. Violence, not overdose, the likely method of suicide in veterans with substance use disorders
  33. Babies' first bacteria depend on birthing method, says new study
  34. Of lice and man: Researchers sequence human body louse genome
  35. Progesterone is effective for hot flash treatment and provides an alternative to estrogen, study finds
  36. Puberty and sleep regulation can influence alcohol use during early adolescence
  37. Cancers of sweat glands, other skin-related structures may be increasing in United States
  38. Ear tubes appear safe for children with cochlear implants
  39. Swiss surgeons report negative effects of resident work hour limits
  40. Portable media players associated with short-term hearing effects
  41. Many clinicians maintain positive attitudes toward industry marketing activities
  42. Greater religiosity during adolescence may protect against developing problem alcohol use
  43. Creating a preliminary neurobehavioral profile of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
  44. Exercise may be an effective and nonpharmacologic treatment option for alcohol dependence
  45. Novel pathway may open doors for new blood pressure treatments
  46. Lemurs lose weight with 'life-extending' supplement resveratrol
  47. Alcohol consumption lowers risk of developing several arthritic conditions, study finds
  48. Studying cells in 3-D could reveal new cancer targets
  49. Bacteria in the nose and throat: Most comprehensive comparative analysis
  50. Some types of arousal can lead to unhealthy choices, study finds
  51. Harmful bacteria carried by pigeons
  52. Electronic health records could give rise to more liability risk, experts argue
  53. Skins prone to sunburn may be capable of a normal tan
  54. Gut bacteria could be key indicator of colon cancer risk
  55. Schools still failing to promote positive attitudes towards disabled people, UK study finds
  56. Noninvasive combination technique may reduce number of breast biopsies
  57. Genome sequence may lead to better methods to target lice
  58. Sequencing of the human body louse genome: Important step toward control of disease-vector insect
  59. Chlordecone exposure and risk of prostate cancer
  60. Viral protein structure study offers HIV therapy hope
  61. Data mining algorithm explains complex temporal interactions among genes
  62. Physics of the 'bends': New study helps explain decompression sickness
  63. New genetic analysis reveals principles of phenotypic expression
  64. Growing brain is particularly flexible
  65. Compound found in red wine neutralizes toxicity of proteins related to Alzheimer's
  66. Filtering donor blood reduces heart, lung complications
  67. New lung cancer drug shows dramatic results for shrinking tumors: Phase III clinical trial being offered
  68. Decay of baby teeth may be linked to obesity, poor food choices, study suggests
  69. Coffee may protect against head and neck cancers
  70. Genetically modified cell procedure may prove useful in treating kidney failure
  71. High fructose, trans fats lead to significant liver disease, says study
  72. Employers took many measures to protect employees and avoid business impact of H1N1 flu outbreak
  73. Mothers' high blood sugar in pregnancy is linked to children's reduced insulin sensitivity
  74. Lifestyle intervention reduces preschoolers' body fat, improves fitness
  75. How to rapily assess children's tooth decay risk
  76. Caring for an elderly, sick spouse sometimes has positive elements
  77. Discovery of controlled swarm in bacteria: Could help design new strategies to increase sensitivity to antibiotics
  78. Defective signaling pathway leads to vascular malformations in the brain
  79. Genetic septet in control of blood platelet clotting
  80. Lowering homocysteine levels with folic acid and vitamin B12 does not appear to reduce risk of heart attack, stroke, study finds
  81. Study identifies reasons for higher rate of severe sepsis among black patients
  82. Reported surgical quality measures not associated with lower infection rates, study finds
  83. Obesity, weight gain in middle age associated with increased risk of diabetes among older adults
  84. New vaccine strategies could safely control Rift Valley fever
  85. Incidence and reproduction numbers of pertussis
  86. Prevalence and drug sensitivity of tuberculosis among patients dying in hospital in South Africa
  87. Implementing comparative effectiveness research: Lessons from the mammography screening controversy
  88. Danish children at risk from psychotropic medicines, study finds
  89. No link between early childhood cancers and living near mobile phone base station during pregnancy, says study
  90. Insight into cells could lead to new approach to medicines
  91. Humans have a mighty bite, new research shows
  92. How likely is misdiagnosis?
  93. Polio outbreak in Tajikistan is cause for alarm
  94. Risk Factors For Venous Thromboembolism and Pulmonary Embolism Differ Between Races; Study Shows True Causes Remain Unknown
  95. Disfigurement is more than skin deep
  96. New technology for pharmaceutical drug development
  97. Optimizing brachytherapy dose on the same day as the implant can control prostate cancer
  98. Parkinson's patients' 'risky behavior' explained
  99. Exercise trumps creatine in cardiac rehabilitation
  100. Amniotic membrane used to repair human articular cartilage
  101. Tool manipulation is represented similarly in the brains of the blind and the sighted
  102. Traditional neurologic exams inadequate for predicting survival of cardiac arrest patients
  103. New medical weapons to protect against anthrax attacks
  104. First preliminary profile of proteins in bed bugs' saliva
  105. Analyzing food and beverages with magnetic levitation
  106. Can START stop cholesterol build-up?
  107. Asymetric nanostructures for early and more accurate prediction of cancer
  108. Monitoring can be the right choice for local prostate cancer, study suggests
  109. Mothers of children with autism pay price in workplace
  110. US ranks last among 7 countries on health system performance, new report says
  111. REM sleep deprivation plays a role in chronic migraine
  112. Abnormal brain activity in migraineurs is not restricted to attacks
  113. Sleep quality of soldiers with migraine is poor
  114. Migraine sufferers who experienced childhood abuse have greater risk of cardiovascular disease
  115. Stigma of migraine is significant; worse for those with chronic migraine
  116. Adverse childhood experiences linked to frequent headache in adults
  117. Going barefoot in home may contribute to elderly falls
  118. Getting estrogen's benefits without cancer risk
  119. Brave brains: Neural mechanisms of courage uncovered in study of fear of snakes
  120. Structural basis for incidence of skin cancers in a genetic disorder discovered
  121. Imaging reveals how brain fails to tune out phantom sounds of tinnitus
  122. New method of peptide synthesis makes it easier to create drugs based on natural compounds
  123. Language of RNA decoded: Study reveals new function for pseudogenes and noncoding RNAs
  124. Drug mitigates toxic effects of radiation in mice
  125. Epilpsy: Solving the puzzle of the BK ion channel
  126. Knocked of balance by a defect in the cellular process autophagy
  127. Jetting off without the jet lag
  128. Mechanism explains complications associated with diabetes
  129. To predict atherosclerosis, follow the disturbed blood flow
  130. Ignoring stress leads recovering addicts to more cravings
  131. Media coverage responsible for growth in vaccination rates
  132. The reality of human stem cell research in Europe
  133. Polio research gives new insight into tackling vaccine-derived poliovirus
  134. Studies confirm presence, severity of pollution in national parks
  135. How lead exposure damages the brain: New research fills in the picture
  136. Scientists grow new lungs using 'skeletons' of old ones
  137. Translating language of nanopores
  138. Most concussions deliver 95 g's, neuropsychologist says
  139. Gap in preventive care exists among Latinos, study shows
  140. High rates of sexually transmitted infections among older swingers
  141. Hallmark Alzheimer's disease changes found in retinas of humans and imaged in live animals
  142. Breast milk transmits drugs and medicines to the baby
  143. Antihypertensive drugs may protect against Alzheimer's disease
  144. Teens and alcohol study: After a few drinks, parenting style kicks in
  145. Moldy homes a serious risk for severe asthma attacks in some
  146. Aerobic exercise safe and effective for rheumatoid arthritis patients, experts say
  147. How embryos fight retroviral infection
  148. Small amount of common preservative increases toxins from harmful bacteria in food
  149. Link between iron overload and macular degeneration under study
  150. Usefulness of shear wave velocity in managing nonalcoholic steatohepatitis
  151. Endoscopic findings of cytomegalovirus gastritis
  152. C-reactive protein measurement in children inflammatory bowel disease patients
  153. A new therapeutic intervention for patients with pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma
  154. A future strategy for the treatment of patients with ulcerative colitis
  155. What affects the gastrointestinal symptoms in peritoneal dialysis patients?
  156. Is it safe for endoscopic piecemeal mucosal resection in treating large sessile colorectal polyps?
  157. Optimal surgical procedure for duodenal gastrointestinal stromal tumors
  158. Hydrophobic proteins: Potential biomarkers for colorectal cancer
  159. New principle discovered for how muscle pain is signaled
  160. Scientists create 3-D models of whole mouse organs
  161. More variation in human genome than expected: Surprisingly common transposons or 'jumping genes' are known to cause disease
  162. Consumer-grade camera detects cancer cells in real time
  163. New metric predicts language recovery following stroke
  164. Novel approach developed to study neurological disorders
  165. Gene therapy a step closer to mass production
  166. Silencing hepatitis B virus prevent recurrence of liver cancer
  167. Cardiac MRI in the ER cuts costs, hospital admissions for chest pain patients
  168. Virus works with gene to cause Crohn's-like illness
  169. Nna proteins play role in catastrophic neuron death in mice, flies -- and perhaps people
  170. Mysterious cilium functions as cellular communication hub, study shows
  171. Manipulating microbes in the gut may remedy disease and enhance health
  172. Profiling prostate cancer
  173. Higher cancer rates found in liver transplant patients receiving cyclosporine for immunosuppression
  174. Automated telephone reminders increase colon cancer screenings
  175. Pre-emptive pain regimen decreased opioid usage in patients undergoing robotic prostatectomy
  176. Researchers develop living, breathing human lung-on-a-chip
  177. Scientists implant regenerated lung tissue in rats
  178. Addiction: a loss of plasticity of the brain?
  179. Study confirms benefit of routine, jail-based HIV testing for inmates
  180. Chemists find an easier way to synthesize new drug candidates; New method could have a big impact on pharmaceutical business
  181. Sight restored to mice afflicted with retinitis pigmentosa
  182. Novel radiotracer shines new light on the brains of Alzheimer's disease patients
  183. Rape in war 'a deliberate military strategy' argue researchers
  184. Polarized arguments about breast screening are not helping women, warns expert
  185. Do spending cuts cost lives?
  186. Brief psychological therapy is effective in primary care, study finds
  187. Targeting flight-or-fight hormone response to combat heart failure
  188. Researchers call for support for parents of children with disabilities
  189. Researchers work to prevent neurological diseases
  190. System that controls sleep may be same for most mammals
  191. Popular heart drug may be unsafe for some kidney patients
  192. Despite the guidelines, lower blood pressure might be unhealthy for kidney patients
  193. Brain stimulation technique boosts language ability in Alzheimer's patients
  194. Ingredient in red wine may prevent some blinding diseases
  195. Vitamin D and mental agility in elders
  196. Psychotropic medications can cause birth defects
  197. Messenger RNAs are regulated in far more ways than previously appreciated
  198. Glasgow's high mortality rates are not explained by deprivation alone
  199. New diagnostic test for bladder cancer
  200. Novel Mechanism of Immune Cell Adhesion
  201. Ronin recruits protein 'allies' to sustain embryonic stem cell growth
  202. New cardiac allograft vasculopathy standardized nomenclature
  203. Detecting eye injury
  204. Alzheimer's Disease: Some Cells More Prone to Death
  205. Immune Cells and Atherosclerosis
  206. Antioxidants may help prevent malaria complicaton that leads to learning impairment
  207. Mechanism that may trigger degenerative disease identified
  208. If we build 'walkable' neighborhoods, will people walk?
  209. Bird flu: Preening spreads viruses in nature
  210. Chromosomal variations found in early passage female embryonic stem cells
  211. Genetic links to kidney disease, kidney failure discovered
  212. Early and aggressive arthritis treatment recommended, based on results of 11-year trial
  213. Accurate way to predict the age when women will hit the menopause developed
  214. Gestational diabetes linked to serotonin and dietary protein
  215. Healthier cafeteria food, more intense gym classes lower students' diabetes risk
  216. Carbon nanotubes form ultrasensitive biosensor to detect proteins
  217. Same types of cell respond differently to stimulus, study shows
  218. Can too much HDL be harmful to women with type 1 diabetes?
  219. Minor kidney damage in people with type 1 diabetes leads to increased mortality
  220. No heart benefit from Omega-3 in women with type 1 diabetes
  221. 'Copy and paste DNA' more common than previously thought
  222. Subchondral bone changes: Cartilage loss plays a role in development of osteoarthritis, study says
  223. Immune system important in fight against stomach cancer
  224. New measurement of telomere DNA could help identify most viable embryos for IVF
  225. Dark chocolate lowers blood pressure, research finds
  226. BCG vaccination appears promising as a treatment for people with existing type 1 diabetes, Phase I trial results show
  227. Alzheimer's imaging study identifies changes in brain's white matter
  228. Agent Orange exposure linked to Graves' disease in Vietnam veterans, study finds
  229. Tray bleaching may improve oral health of elderly, special-needs patients
  230. Piglets open doors to study infant brain development
  231. Bursting bubbles with sound offers new treatments for cancer
  232. High sugar content in packaged toddler and baby food products
  233. Memories are made of this: Uncovering the key to how we learn and remember
  234. 12 new genetic risk factors for type 2 diabetes identified in new study
  235. New meta-analysis demonstrates heart risks associated with rosiglitazone
  236. Statins associated with lower cancer recurrence following prostatectomy
  237. Combination MMRV vaccine linked with two-fold risk of seizures, study finds
  238. Memory problems not the only predictor of later mild cognitive impairment
  239. The image in the mirror and the number on the scale both count
  240. New therapy to overcome body dysmorphic disorder
  241. More than a million parents with minor children are cancer survivors
  242. Better way to battle mosquitoes: Research could provide more effective treatment against West Nile Virus
  243. Emerging questions about the mechanisms that control muscle
  244. Weight and children with developmental coordination disorder
  245. Screening for transmissible disease in ART patients not necessary at each donation, experts say
  246. Overweight women undertaking ART twice as likely to miscarry as their slimmer counterparts, study finds
  247. Endometriosis has a significant effect on women's work productivity, first
  248. Studies of women's attitudes to 'social egg freezing' find reasons differ with age
  249. Bees help to beat MRSA bugs
  250. The Vienna Declaration: A global call to action for science-based drug policy