2015

April

• Intrauterine exposure to maternal gestational diabetes linked with risk of autism

• Recruiting the entire immune system to attack cancer

• Forsyth study details how gum disease treatment can prevent heart disease

• Brain imaging changes in individuals with Down’s may help advance Alzheimer’s trials

• Age-related changes in the brain can have significant impact on individuals, society

• Brazilian study suggests adjustments on the treatment of cancer patients with pneumonia

• Your pain reliever may also be diminishing your joy

• New evidence for how green tea and apples could protect health

• Penn Medicine pain management study reveals patient confusion about opioid addiction

• Cold packs on cheeks, hands and feet may help combat heat stroke

• Mental practice and physical therapy effective treatment for stroke, research shows

• Early physical therapy for low back pain reduces costs, resources

• The benefits of storytelling in video games

• Children with neurological disorders need flu vaccine but don’t always get it

• Brain scan study shows clot-busting drug benefits stroke patients

• New Waldenstrom’s drug shows sustained benefit at two years

• Enriched broccoli reduces cholesterol

• Gene study helps explain Legionnaires’ probe complications

• Gay and lesbian job seekers face discrimination

• Older people can learn to spend less time sitting down

• Easing the pain

• Mortality and blood pressure directly linked to relationship quality

• Obesity in children: Breastfeeding is best, but…

• Stroke classification system called TOAST is easy to use and effective

• Warning images on cigarette packets ‘raise young adults’ knowledge about harms of smoking’

• Cow’s milk found in human breast milk purchased online

• Retired football players exhibit similar signs of degenerative brain condition, scans reveal

• New study questions role of breast milk in obesity prevention

• Multiple sclerosis patients could benefit from brain boost study

• Childhood cancer survivors face chronic health problems

• Women smokers concerned about weight are less likely to try to quit

• Stress and obesity: Your family can make your fat

• Indiana Races to Fight H.I.V. Surge Tied to Drug Abuse

• Obese people may be more sensitive to food smells

• Is fish oil safe during chemotherapy?

• Second Carmat artificial heart patient ‘never felt so good’: newspaper

• Exercise Beats Vitamin D for Injury Prevention

• The Limits of Tylenol for Pain Relief

• Metabolic problems ‘more likely in evening types than morning people’

• Alcohol-dependent hospital patients die earlier from multiple morbidities

• Unrelated memories artificially linked for the first time

• Simple eye test for 6-year-olds predicts need for glasses in teen years

• Walking may help overweight people curb sugar cravings

• Eating eggs reduces risk of type 2 diabetes

• Critical windows to turn away junk food craving

• How to crowdsource the world for emergency medicine

• Internet Searches Create Illusion of Personal Knowledge, Research Finds

• Exercise largely absent from US medical school curriculum, study shows

• Phone counseling reduces pain, disability after back surgery

• Exercise questioned as depression treatment

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