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Bedbugs May Transmit Drug-Resistant Bacteria 2011-05-13

By Robert Preidt

Bedbugs carrying two types of drug-resistant bacteria have been found by Canadian researchers, an alarming discovery in light of the resurgence of bedbugs in North America and Western Europe over the past 10 years.

Number of Eggs Retrieved Helps Predict IVF Success: Study 2011-05-13

By Robert Preidt

Retrieving about 15 eggs from a woman’s ovaries in a single in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycle offers the best chance of achieving a live birth while avoiding complications from fertility medications, according to a new study.

ADHD Drug Shortage Has Patients, Parents Scrambling 2011-05-12

By Amanda Gardner

Due to an ongoing shortage, some American adults with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), or the parents of children with ADHD, are having to call multiple pharmacies before finding one that carries the prescription they need to manage

Can Crotch Length Predict Infertility in Men? 2011-05-12

By Robert Preidt

It may be possible to assess a man’s fertility by checking his “anogenital distance,” the gap between his scrotum and anus, a new study suggests.

Fever During Pregnancy, Diabetes and Obesity May Raise Autism Risk 2011-05-12

By Jenifer Goodwin

Having the flu during pregnancy isn’t associated with a heightened risk of autism or developmental delay in children, although having a fever during pregnancy might be.

Chemo Combo May Help Stave Off Pancreatic Cancer Death 2011-05-12

By Maureen Salamon

A four-drug chemotherapy regimen for deadly pancreatic cancer nearly doubled patients’ survival time compared to standard chemotherapy, a new study suggests.

Discovery of Lung Stem Cells May Herald New Treatments 2011-05-12

By Amanda Gardner

Contrary to current scientific thinking, human lungs do harbor stem cells capable of forming different parts of the lung, including blood vessels, a new study says.

Vaginal Mesh Surgery Effective for Bladder Prolapse Repair: Report 2011-05-12

By Serena Gordon

In women, a vaginal mesh support is more effective for repairing a common type of pelvic organ prolapse — which occurs when pelvic organs fall out of place — than simply stitching the connective tissue in the vaginal wall muscle back to

Fewer Medicare Patients Hospitalized for Heart Trouble 2011-05-12

By Alan Mozes

Over the last decade, the number of Medicare patients hospitalized for cardiac issues dropped, accounting for a smaller slice of the 10-year hospitalization rate than non-heart related issues, new research indicates.

Most Teachers Favor Inclusion for Autistic Students 2011-05-12

By Alan Mozes

The majority of general education teachers support the notion of including autistic children in a regular classroom environment, a small new survey suggests.

Autism Takes an Economic Toll on Mom’s Job, Income: Study 2011-05-12

By Steven Reinberg

Autism takes a grim economic toll on families, resulting in substantial underemployment and lost income among mothers, University of Pennsylvania researchers find.

Teen Boys With Autism at Risk of Being Bullied: Study 2011-05-12

By Alan Mozes

Among teen boys with an autism spectrum disorder, those who are considered high-functioning are confronted with a greater degree of bullying behavior than their “typically developing” peers, new research indicates.

Doctors Prescribing Meditation, Yoga More Often 2011-05-12

By Robert Preidt

Mind-body therapies such as yoga, meditation and deep-breathing exercises appear to be gaining more acceptance in mainstream medicine, according to a new study.

Desire to Please Parents Motivates Kids at School 2011-05-12

By Jenifer Goodwin

Children in both China and the United States who want to please their parents tend to do better at school, new research finds.

Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea Reported in San Diego: CDC 2011-05-12

By Robert Preidt

Five cases of antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea found in San Diego County between August and October 2009 show the need for continued surveillance for such cases, according to a new report from public health officials.

Young Children Can Access Earliest Memories, Study Finds 2011-05-12

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Young children may have memories stretching back to late infancy, but these memories fade away as childhood proceeds, a new Canadian study finds.

Lactose Intolerance May Sometimes Be in the Head, Not the Gut 2011-05-12

By Kathleen Doheny

Italian researchers report that some people who think they are lactose-intolerant may actually suffer from a psychological condition known as somatoform disorder.

Treat Snakebites With Adrenaline, Study Says 2011-05-12

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Giving adrenalin to people with snakebites helps prevent severe allergic reactions to antivenom treatment, new research finds.

Musicians Maintain Memory, Hearing as They Age 2011-05-12

By Robert Preidt

Music hath charms to protect the aging brain. That’s the finding of a study by Northwestern University researchers who compared adults aged 45 to 65 with and with

FDA OKs Flu Shot With Smaller Needle 2011-05-12

By Bill Hendrick

New Needle Is 90% Shorter Than Traditional Needle

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