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Nanotechnology drug delivery shows promise for treatment of pediatric cancer 2013-01-10

By Nemours

Nanotechnology shows potential for the delivery of chemotherapeutic agents in a way that attacks cancer cells without harming healthy cells. Encapsulated dexamethasone delivered to pre-clinical models with leukemia significantly improved quality of life a

Study raises concerns over online availability of alternatives to illegal drugs 2013-01-10

By University of Leicester

Recreational drug users may be putting their health at risk by ingesting products containing dangerous and often prohibited substances, purchased legally via the internet.

Proteins that indicate which kidney tumors are most likely to spread identified 2013-01-10

By St. Michael's Hospital

Researchers have identified 29 proteins that are likely to be involved in the spread of kidney cancer. The discovery will help physicians recognize which tumors are going to behave more aggressively and provide those patients with more intensive treatment

Plastics used in some medical devices break down in a previously unrecognized way 2013-01-10

By American Chemical Society

Scientists have discovered a previously unrecognized way that degradation can occur in silicone-urethane plastics that are often considered for use in medical devices. Their study could have implications for device manufacturers considering use of these p

Noninvasive technique can help in monitoring hemoglobin during surgery in children 2013-01-10

By International Anesthesia Research Society (IARS)

For children undergoing brain surgery, a new technology allows noninvasive, continuous monitoring of blood hemoglobin levels, according to a new study.

Why is the flu more common during the winter season? 2013-01-10

By Virginia Tech (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

Environmental engineers have shown for the first time the relationship between the influenza A virus viability in human mucus and humidity over a large range of relative humidities, from 17 percent to 100 percent.

Breath test could possibly diagnose colorectal cancer 2013-01-10

By Wiley

A new study has demonstrated for the first time that a simple breath analysis could be used for colorectal cancer screening.

Metabolic biomarkers for preventive molecular medicine 2013-01-10

By Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncologicas (CNIO)

A team of scientists in Spain has shown that the metabolic profile of an organism indicates its level of cellular aging and the general state of health in mice.

Children with heart devices and their parents struggle with quality of life 2013-01-10

By American Heart Association

Children with implanted heart devices and their parents may report a lower quality of life than other kids and their parents. For children, self-perception, self-worth and athletic capability lowered quality of life. For parents, their child's behavior wa

The radical restructuring of brain networks in comatose patients 2013-01-10

By INSERM (Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale)

Researchers have analyzed data from 17 comatose patients using functional MRI data. Their research reveals that the brain networks of these patients have been restructured. The results could help clinical practitioners diagnose comatose patients.

Protected 'power naps' prove helpful for doctors in training to fight fatigue 2013-01-10

By University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

New research indicates that the implementation of protected sleep periods for residents who are assigned to overnight shifts in a hospital represent a viable tool in preventing fatigue and alleviating the physiological and behavioral effects of sleep depr

Smoking may worsen hangover after heavy drinking 2013-01-10

By Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs

People who like to smoke when they drink may be at greater risk of suffering a hangover the next morning, according to a study in the January 2013 issue of the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.

Delivered meals help seniors stay in their homes 2013-01-10

By Brown University

Many older adults need only a little support to stay in their homes, but when that isn't available they can end up in an expensive nursing home where they don't need most of the available services. According to a new study, states that invest more in deli

Unique 'anonymous delivery' law effective in decreasing rates of neonaticide in Austria, study finds 2013-01-10

By Wiley

Rates of reported neonaticide have more than halved following the implementation of a unique 'anonymous delivery' law in Austria, finds a new study.

Brain stimulation may buffer feelings of social pain 2013-01-10

By Association for Psychological Science

Accumulating evidence suggests that certain brain areas involved in processing physical pain may also underlie feelings of social pain. But can altering brain activity in these areas actually change how people experience social pain? In a new study, resea

Drug shows promise in prostate cancer spread to bone: Tumors were reduced on bone scans, bone pain decreased after patients received cabozantinib 2013-01-10

By University of Michigan Health System

A new drug demonstrated dramatic and rapid effects on prostate cancer that had spread to the bone, according to a new study.

Learning to control brain activity improves visual sensitivity 2013-01-10

By Wellcome Trust

Training human volunteers to control their own brain activity in precise areas of the brain can enhance fundamental aspects of their visual sensitivity, according to a new study. This non-invasive 'neurofeedback' approach could one day be used to improve

Bye bye Mediterranean diet, the poorest can't afford it anymore 2013-01-10

By Catholic University - Campobasso

The Mediterranean diet seems to creak under the burden of the economic crisis. The alarm was raised by a study on 13,000 subjects. The findings show that reduced economic resources are associated with less healthy diets and higher prevalence of obesity.

More babies survive premature birth, but serious health problems unchanged, UK study finds 2013-01-10

By BMJ-British Medical Journal

New research suggests that although more babies survived shortly after extreme preterm birth in England in 2006 compared with 1995, the number with major conditions on leaving hospital remained largely unchanged.

Overprescribing of opioids impacts patient safety and public health 2013-01-10

By Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health

A new article suggests that the clinical practice of prescribing amphetamines, opioids, and benzodiazepines to treat chronic pain may be contributing to the increase in fatal drug overdoses and the likelihood that those drugs will be diverted to the illeg

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