2010

September

• Long-term knee function good after ligament repair

• Robot doesn’t make cancer surgery cheaper: study

• Children Who Eat Vended Foods Face Health Problems, Poor Diet

• Personalized medicine: Molecular imaging predicts treatment success in many cancers

August

• Genetic signature may lead to better TB diagnosis

• Patients with diabetes may need fewer medications after bariatric surgery

• High-risk pools an early test for health overhaul

• China says no evidence of contamination in milk

• Tackling cancer among poor doesn’t have to cost dear

• Admitting errors doesn’t increase lawsuits: study

• Acetaminophen use in adolescents linked to doubled risk of asthma

• Can cancer patients benefit from new drug trials?

• Spinal fluid can help diagnose Alzheimer’s

• Eye disorder common among diabetic adults

• Study Shows Physicians Reluctant to Use Chemoprevention for Prostate Cancer

• On-the-job injuries hurt home health care industry

• Hepatitis B linked to lymphoma in study

• Experts roll out malaria map, urge mosquito study

• Researchers find 95 genes affecting cholesterol

• Traveling by car increases global temperatures more than by plane, but only in long term

• Certain meat components may increase bladder cancer risk

• Pass child nutrition bill: Michelle Obama

• In Canada, money may matter for cancer survival

July

• A potential chemotherapeutic drug to treat hepatocellular carcinoma

• Calcium supplements may raise risk of heart attack

• Little harm seen from painkiller shots for pro athletes

• Gender-bending fish on the rise in southern Alberta

• Weight issues move up need for walkers, canes, other devices

• New mathematical model could aid studies of cardiac muscle

• Frustration grows as AIDS science, politics clash

• Relationships hold key to spiritual care

• Colorado man delivers pizza and saves a life

• Benefit confirmed in “bubble boy” treatment

• Students design early labor detector to prevent premature births

• Exciting new avenues of research and policy drive expansion of HIV treatment access, use of antiretrovirals to prevent infections and pursuit of a cure

• Human rights protections essential in drive for universal access

• Where the wild veggies are

• Asthma and Eczema Sufferers Have a Lower Risk of Developing a Cancer

• AIDS group fears annual HIV costs may hit $35 bln

• Your doctor’s notes, with the click of a mouse

• Doctors often don’t report impaired colleagues

• UK health shake-up puts doctors in charge of funds

• Dogs may help collar Chagas disease

• ‘TIMely’ intervention for asthma

• Mental health a growing concern after Gulf spill

• New surgery improves outcomes for severe flat foot deformity

• Researchers Discover New Way Diseases Develop

• US cancer death rates continue drop: report

• Pricey lung disease drugs have no benefit: study

• Viagra-popping seniors lead the pack for STDs

• Protein Must Exist in Specific Brain Cells to Prevent Diet-Induced Obesity

• Doctors See Trend in Summer Injuries Among Children

• Food body sets rules for bagged salad, melamine use

• ICU death rates higher on weekends: study

• Health and austerity: When budget cuts cost lives

• Virginia, government square off over healthcare

• Higher testosterone may raise risk of heart disease in elderly men

• Consulting ‘Dr. Google’

• Sleep problems linked to weight gain in middle-age

• Frozen blood a source of stem cells, study finds

June

• Gestational Diabetes Linked to Protein in Pregnancy Diet

• Study finds body’s potential universal flu defense

• Bees help to beat MRSA bugs

• Ten years on, genomic revolution only just starting

• Could ambulance diversion affect high-risk patients more?

• Coffee may protect against head and neck cancers

• Slipknot bassist died of “accidental” overdose

• Software cuts CT radiation dose in half: study

• Individuals see health insurance costs jump-report

• Experimental flu treatment may help related virus

• PBDE Flame Retardant Linked to Thyroid Hormone Levels in Pregnant Women

• Early-Life Exposure to Polychlorinated Biphenyls Reduces Immune Response to Vaccination

• Why Does Diabetes Raise Cancer Risk?

• Babies Born at 23 Weeks Make It Home Just in Time for Father’s Day

• Repairs to key Canadian isotope reactor complete

• Workout music: give me the beat boys

• Cord blood transplants a viable option in leukemia

• Quitting smoking may ease stress levels

• US doctors say 1 in 5 insurance claims mishandled

• Brain scan study confirms role of Alzheimer’s genes

• Russia registers first polio death in a decade

• Parents Throw Tantrum over Chocolate Formula

• Child obesity linked to domestic violence

• Obesity Prevention Starts in the Womb

• Research: Answer to saliva mystery has practical impact

• On the ice, checking may triple preteen injuries

• Video Study Finds Risky Food-Safety Behavior More Common Than Thought

• Poor health? Easier for some to blame bad genes than change lifestyle

• Sleep-Deprived Nurses May Struggle to Remain Vigilant During 12-Hour Shifts

• Innovative Technology Could Make Fat the Cure for What Ails You

• New Techniques Offer Valuable Tools in Analysis of Congenital Anomalies

• What’s Your Hemoglobin A1c?

• Help For Those Recently Diagnosed with Diabetes

• Heart attack presentation, intervention and prevention

• Min-Sheng General Hospital to host First Asian Diabetes Surgery Summit

• Fybromyalgia Symptoms Can Vary Widely By admin

• New Aspirin Guidelines for Diabetes Patients

• AAHA releases guidelines on diabetes treatment

• Dental Complications Of Diabetes

• U.S. doctor criticizes Arizona immigration law

• Low-income Californians especially vulnerable to obesity epidemic

• Obesity is an Economic Issue at the Supermarket

• Chemist Refines Technique to Treat Prostate Cancer with Light

• Community interventions and in-home visits may slow excess weight gain in American Indian children

• New evidence that chili pepper ingredient fights fat

• African mining may be driving TB epidemic: study

• Exercise During and After Cancer Treatment Now Encouraged

• New Cutting-edge Surgery Provides Relief for People with Foot Drop

May

• Family fights brain tumor, looks for support

• HST on fitness just promotes obesity

• Diabetes can be a hereditary disease Just Released

• Researchers find gene linked to birth defects

• After a point, more omega-3s don’t help the heart

• An Environment-Wide Association Study (EWAS) on Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

• Dieting alone cannot help cure type 2 diabetes

• WHO seeks clampdown on tobacco ads targeting women

• Actor Gary Coleman dead at 42: reports

• Text messages save pregnant Rwandan women

• Botox may quiet chronic cough

• National Agenda for Public Health Action: A National Public Health Initiative on Diabetes and Women’s Health

• Diabetes Care at Diabetes Camps

• Diagnosis and Classification of Diabetes Mellitus

• Obesity in Adolescents

• Herbs, supplements often sold deceptively: US report

• FDA says acid reflux drugs carry fracture risk

• Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Review of pain management practices for cirrhosis patients

• Protein Regulates Enzyme Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease

• MRI research highlights high-risk atherosclerotic plaque hidden in the vessel wall

• Coffee Break Physicals

• Banning all gay men from donating blood is unscientific and wrong, say AIDS research pioneers

• Start obesity prevention in the cradle, US study urges

• Milestone in effort to stem health worker exodus

• Diabetes Raises Risks Of Many Cancers

• Bad Boost in Blood Pressure? Log On and Chill Out

• Health leaders discuss polio, alcohol, childhood obesity at WHA

• Eating well tough to do for many of Valley’s poor

• We all have a stake in the obesity battle

• Obesity and Its Associated Heart Risks

• Video Games Get AHA Seal of Approval to Combat Obesity

• County slims down as obesity numbers drop below national average

• Do Farm Subsidies Cause Obesity?

• New report from Childhood Obesity Task Force has something for everyone

• Heart Disease, Diabetes Risk Linked To Processed Meat

• Drug-resistant TB risk demands push for new drugs

• Family takes a swing at diabetes

• Heart group backs video games in obesity campaign

• New Strategy for Soda Tax Gives Diet Drinks a Break

• For capitalists, obesity is a sign of marketing success

• Can Chinese Herbal Medicines Help Prevent Diabetes?

• Placido Domingo says in good health after surgery

<< Back to main