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Gene That Regulates Hair Growth Identified 2012-01-26

By AlphaGalileo

Activation of the gene Lhx2 leads to increased hair growth.

Avastin Delays Ovarian Cancer Progression 2012-01-26

By Salynn Boyles

But Studies Don’t Show Clear Survival Advantage

ADHD Drug Shortages: Why? 2012-01-26

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Generic ADHD Drugs Hard to Find; DEA Raises Quotas in 2012

Genetic Basis of Alopecia Areata -- One of Most Common Causes of Hair Loss 2012-01-26

By Columbia University Medical Center

A team of investigators led by Columbia University Medical Center has uncovered eight genes that underpin alopecia areata, one of the most common causes of hair loss, as reported in a paper in the July 1, 2010 issue of Nature. Since many of the gene

Drugs for Hair Loss and Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia May Result in Loss of Libido, Erectile Dysfunction in Men 2012-01-26

By Boston University Medical Center

Researchers from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM), in collaboration with colleagues at Lahey Clinic and from Denmark and Germany, have found that 5a-reductase inhibitors (5a-RIs), while improving urinary symptoms in patients with benign p

Losing Hair at 20 Is Linked to Increased Risk of Prostate Cancer in Later Life, Study Finds 2012-01-26

By OUP

Men who start to lose hair at the age of 20 are more likely to develop prostate cancer in later life and might benefit from screening for the disease, according to a new study published online in the cancer journal Annals of Oncology.

Report Rates Best Diets, Easiest Diets 2012-01-26

By Elizabeth Klodas, MD, FACC

DASH Diet Rated Best Overall; Weight Watchers Best for Losing Weight

African genital herpes strains are more infectious than the U.S. virus 2012-01-26

By Harvard Medical School

Strains of genital herpes in Africa are far more virulent than those in the United States, researchers at Harvard Medical School report, a striking insight into a common disease with important implications for preventing HIV transmission in a region

Long-term herpes treatment may reduce HIV infectivity 2012-01-26

By lshtm.ac.uk

Long-term anti-herpes treatment of women infected with both HIV and HSV2, the virus that causes genital herpes, may reduce the proportion of women with detectable HIV virus in their genital secretions according to the results of a trial in Tanzania

Herpes infection may be symbiotic 2012-01-26

By medinfo.wustl.edu

Mice with chronic herpes virus infections can better resist the bacterium that causes plague and a bacterium that causes one kind of food poisoning, researchers report in Nature.

Genital Herpes Vaccine Misses the Mark 2012-01-26

By Denise Mann

Results Disappointing for Many, but Some See as Step Toward Success

Drug Already on Market May Be a Boon to Gout Patients 2012-01-26

By Salynn Boyles

Arcalyst Used in Tandem With Another Drug Helped Prevent Painful Gout Flare-ups

Worldwide Illegal Drug Use Estimated at 200 Million People a Year 2012-01-26

By Cari Nierenberg

Marijuana Use Highest; Highest Level of Illicit Drug Use Seen in Wealthiest Countries

Why Don't Some People With Asthma Respond to Medication? 2012-01-26

By Brenda Goodman, MA

Researchers Learning Not Everyone Has Asthma for the Same Reason

Bufferin, Excedrin, NoDoz, Gas-X Recalled 2012-01-26

By Daniel J. DeNoon And Jennifer Warner

Pill Mixup: Bottles May Contain Stray Pills, Prescription Painkillers

Is There an ADHD Diet? 2012-01-26

By Denise Mann

Not Really, but Certain Healthy Changes to Your Child's Diet May Help

Mindfulness Key to Losing Weight While Eating Out 2012-01-26

By Jennifer Warner

Practicing Mindful Eating at Restaurants Helps Weight Loss

Nicotine Replacement Treatments May Not Work Long-Term 2012-01-26

By Kathleen Doheny

Relapse Rates Still High in Those Who Used Nicotine Replacement, Experts Say

Protein N-WASP Helps Hair Growth 2012-01-25

By Journal of Clinical Investigation

Various human skin disorders are associated with aberrant regulation of the cytoskeleton (the scaffolding that supports the cell). This is because many physiological processes in the skin, including wound healing and hair follicle cycling, involve c

Hair Dyeing Poised for First Major Transformation in 150 Years 2012-01-25

By American Chemical Society

Technological progress may be fast-paced in many fields, but one mundane area has been almost left in the doldrums for the last 150 years: The basic technology for permanently coloring hair. That's the conclusion of an analysis of almost 500 article

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