2015

September

• Cannabis sativa vs cannabis indica

• Canadian multicenter study examines safety of medical cannabis in the treatment of chronic pain

• Early life infections may be a risk factor for celiac disease in childhood

• Hope against disease targeting children

• Mexico City’s air pollution has detrimental impact on Alzheimer’s disease gene

• Inflammatory response may fan the flame of dietary fats’ role in obesity-related diseases

• Increased chances for early detection of Alzheimer’s disease

• Childhood kidney stones associated with atherosclerosis, study shows

• Using ultrasound to clean medical instruments

• Maternal Lupus Linked With Kid’s Autism

• Is Home Pesticide Use a Cancer Risk?

• Switzerland best place in the world for older people to live

• IASLC issues new statement on tobacco control and smoking cessation

• Brain damage during stroke may point to source of addiction

• Thinking people are born fat or born thin is bad for your health

• Food insecurity linked to adolescent obesity, metabolic syndrome

• Arabs or Jews, children who need pain relief in the ER get it

• Do antipsychotic medications affect cortical thinning?

• An app twice a day keeps the dentist away

• The risk of cognitive impairment in children born prematurely may be predicted using MRI after birth

• When stroke patients undergo surgery to remove blood clots, what anesthesia works best?

• Completely paralyzed man voluntarily moves his legs, UCLA scientists report

• Studies show exercise is safe, improves quality of life for pulmonary hypertension patients

• Can marijuanna help transplant patients?

• Redefining pediatric malnutrition to improve treatment

August

• Caffeine May Chip A Couple Strokes Off Golf Score

• Watching more TV as a young adult predicts obesity

• Physics meets biology to defeat aging

• Researchers use brain scans to predict response to antipsychotic medications

• UEA research shows high protein foods boost cardiovascular health

• High use of alternative medicine in senior oncology patients

• Low-level arsenic exposure before birth associated with early puberty and obesity

• ‘Lazy eye’ may bully the brain into altering its wiring

• Is incense bad for your health?

• Breastfeeding keeps my four-year-old’s ADHD at bay, so I won’t stop

• Study links physical activity to greater mental flexibility in older adults

• Scientists show how exposure to brief trauma and sudden sounds form lasting memories

• Study backs flu vaccinations for elderly

• High sugar consumption among children relates to poor family functioning, study finds

• Food is community

• New diagnostic tools for dehydration severity in children

• Intractable pain may find relief in tiny gold rods

• Something to chew on - millions of lives blighted by smokeless tobacco

• New clues to the genetic origins of obesity

• Hypertensive patients benefit from acupuncture treatments, UCI study finds

• Tall, masculine men aged around 35 years old perceived to be most dominant

• Foresight food security: From hunger and poverty to food system approach

• Breastfeeding could reduce common infections among Indigenous infants

• What clinicians need to know about bilingual development in children

• Smoking ban linked to drop in stillbirths and newborn deaths

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