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Stem cell transplant repairs damaged gut of inflammatory bowel disease 2013-10-18

By Wellcome Trust

A source of gut stem cells that can repair a type of inflammatory bowel disease when transplanted into mice has been identified by researchers.

Men-only hepatitis B mutation explains higher cancer rates 2013-10-18

By American Society for Microbiology

A team of researchers has identified a novel mutation in the hepatitis B virus (HBV) in Korea that appears only in men and could help explain why HBV-infected men are roughly five times more likely than HBV-infected women to develop liver cancer. Although

People with depression may struggle with parenthood 2013-10-18

By University of Exeter

An article by researchers has shed light on the link between depression and poor parenting. The article identifies the symptoms of depression that are likely to cause difficulties with parenting. The findings could lead to more effective interventions to

Avian influenza virus detection using smell 2013-10-18

By Monell Chemical Senses Center

New research reveals that avian influenza, which typically is asymptomatic, can be detected based on odor changes in infected birds. The results suggest a rapid and simple detection method to help prevent the spread of influenzas in avian populations.

Psychologists report new insights on human brain, consciousness 2013-10-18

By University of California - Los Angeles

A study by psychologists is a step toward neuroscience research on consciousness. "The difference between being conscious and unconscious is a bit like the difference between driving from Los Angeles to New York in a straight line versus having to co

Expert panel diagnosis for diagnostic test poorly described, experts not blinded to test under study 2013-10-18

By Public Library of Science

Evaluation of diagnostic studies is often a challenge in diseases that are not defined by a specific test. Assessment of the accuracy of diagnostic tests is essential because they may be used to define who is considered to have a disease and receive treat

Increase seen in donor eggs for in vitro fertilization, improved outcomes 2013-10-18

By American Medical Association (AMA)

Between 2000 and 2010 in the United States the number of donor eggs used for in vitro fertilization increased, and outcomes for births from those donor eggs improved.

Veterans with Gulf War Illness show brain changes linked to memory deficits 2013-10-18

By Association for Psychological Science

New research illuminates definitive brain alterations in troops with Gulf War Illness thought to result from the exposure to neurotoxic chemicals, including sarin gas, during the first Persian Gulf War.

Nanotech system, cellular heating may improve treatment of ovarian cancer 2013-10-18

By Oregon State University

The combination of heat, chemotherapeutic drugs and an innovative delivery system based on nanotechnology may significantly improve the treatment of ovarian cancer while reducing side effects from toxic drugs, researchers report in a new study.

FDA must find regulatory balance for probiotics 2013-10-18

By University of Maryland Medical Center

The US Food and Drug Administration should consider the unique features of probiotics -- bacteria that help maintain the natural balance of organisms in the intestines -- in regulating their use and marketing, says a lead author of the a newly released ar

Elusive secret of HIV long-term immunity 2013-10-18

By Northwestern University

Scientists have discovered a long sought, critical new clue about why some people are able to control the HIV virus long term without taking antiviral drugs. The finding may be useful in shortening drug treatment for everyone else with HIV. These rare ind

Device speeds concentration step in food-pathogen detection 2013-10-18

By Purdue University

Researchers have developed a system that concentrates foodborne salmonella and other pathogens faster than conventional methods by using hollow thread-like fibers that filter out the cells, representing a potential new tool for speedier detection.

Small bits of genetic material fight cancer's spread 2013-10-18

By Princeton University

Researchers have found that microRNAs -- small bits of genetic material capable of repressing the expression of certain genes -- may serve as both therapeutic targets and predictors of metastasis, or a cancer's spread from its initial site to other parts

Physical activity in parks can been boosted by modest marketing 2013-10-18

By RAND Corporation

A new study finds that physical activity in parks can be increased significantly by making modest investments in marketing, such as improve signage. The strategy included working with park users and neighbors to develop a coherent plan.

Rare gene mutation sheds light on protein's role in brain development 2013-10-18

By Duke Medicine

Though worlds apart, four unrelated families have been united in a medical mystery over the source of a rare inherited disorder that results in their children being born with abnormal brain growth and severe functional impairments.

Separating the good from the bad in bacteria 2013-10-18

By Massachusetts Institute of Technology

New microfluidic technique quickly distinguishes bacteria within the same strain; could improve monitoring of cystic fibrosis and other diseases.

Female doctors better than male doctors, but males are more productive 2013-10-18

By Universite de Montreal

The quality of care provided by female doctors is higher than that of their male counterparts while the productivity of males is greater, new research shows. The research team reached this conclusion by studying the billing information of over 870 Quebec

Iron supplementation can provide cognitive, physical benefits to anemic children 2013-10-18

By Canadian Medical Association Journal

Giving daily iron supplements to anemic primary-school-aged children can have cognitive and physical benefits, according to a study.

Five-year-old children as likely to suffer from bilharzia as their mothers 2013-10-18

By Public Library of Science

Children of women harboring the bilharzia (schistosomiasis) worm during pregnancy are more likely to suffer the infection by the age of five years, a new study has found.

Maximizing broccoli's cancer-fighting potential 2013-10-18

By American Chemical Society

Spraying a plant hormone on broccoli -- already one of the planet's most nutritious foods -- boosts its cancer-fighting potential, and researchers say they have new insights on how that works.

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