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Functional genetic variation in humans: Comprehensive map published 2013-09-21

By Université de Genève

Scientists have presented a map that points to the genetic causes of differences between people. The study offers the largest-ever dataset linking human genomes to gene activity at the level of RNA.

Bacteria responsible for gum disease facilitates rheumatoid arthritis 2013-09-21

By University of Louisville

A research team has uncovered how the bacterium responsible for periodontal disease, Porphyromonas gingivalis, worsens rheumatoid arthritis by leading to earlier onset, faster progression and greater severity of the disease, including increased bone and c

New technique in RNA interference cuts time and cost in genetic screens 2013-09-21

By Rockefeller University

There is a new contender in the field of gene discovery, and it's giving knockout mice a run for their money. Researchers have shown that a new technique using RNA interference is able to find genes that cause epidermal tumor growth in months rather than

New diagnostic and bioinformatics tools for psychotic disorders 2013-09-21

By Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT)

A new EU project develops and applies neuroimaging and bioinformatics tools to study how lipid metabolism is connected to psychotic disorders and metabolic co-morbidities such as metabolic syndrome and diabetes.

Sharp rise in opioid drugs prescribed for non-cancer pain 2013-09-21

By Wolters Kluwer Health

Prescribing of strong opioid medications for non-cancer pain in the United States has nearly doubled over the past decade.

Surprising role of critical brain protein 2013-09-21

By Virginia Tech (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

Researchers performed what they assumed would be a routine experiment in neurodevelopment. The results, however, revealed surprising roles of an important protein and its receptors. The finding could prove useful for the development of therapies and diagn

Projected climate change in West Africa not likely to worsen malaria situation 2013-09-21

By Massachusetts Institute of Technology

A new model of malaria transmission combined with global forecasts for temperature and rainfall results in improved predictions of malaria with climate change.

Americans living longer, more healthy lives 2013-09-21

By University of Massachusetts Medical School

In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers have found that the average 25-year-old American today can look forward to 2.4 more years of a healthy life than 20 years ago while a 65-year-old today has gained 1.7 years.

Score system to predict likelihood of diabetes remission after weight-loss surgery 2013-09-21

By Geisinger Health System

Researchers have developed a simple scoring system, based on four readily available preoperative patient characteristics, that can predict which candidates for gastric bypass surgery are likely to achieve type 2 diabetes remission within 5 years. A predic

Study establishes human model of influenza pathogenesis 2013-09-21

By NIH/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

A clinical study of healthy adult volunteers who consented to be infected with the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus under carefully controlled conditions has provided researchers with concrete information about the minimum dose of virus needed to produce mild-to

Testing child’s urine may help doctors identify risk for high blood pressure 2013-09-21

By American Heart Association

Measuring sodium in a child’s urine may help doctors identify those at risk for having high blood pressure later in life, according to a new study.

Measles cases on the rise in US, experts encourage vaccine 2013-09-21

By University of Alabama at Birmingham

Believed to be eradicated from the United States in 2000, measles have been brought into the country and can infect those who are not vaccinated.

Surgery proving effective with epilepsy patients 2013-09-21

By Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

Neurosurgeons have found MRI-guided laser ablation to be an effective therapy for certain epilepsy patients.

Pinpointing the molecular path that makes antidepressants act quicker 2013-09-21

By Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

The reasons behind why it often takes people several weeks to feel the effect of newly prescribed antidepressants remains somewhat of a mystery – and likely, a frustration to both patients and physicians. How an antidepressant works on the bioch

Factors contribute to psychological distress in diabetes patients 2013-09-21

By Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI)

Researchers have identified a number of factors that cause psychological distress in young adults with type 1 diabetes. They also discovered that patients feel frustrated over not having access to psychological support; something that patients believe can

Diminishing fear vicariously by watching others 2013-09-21

By Association for Psychological Science

Phobias -- whether it's fear of spiders, clowns, or small spaces -- are common and can be difficult to treat. New research suggests that watching someone else safely interact with the supposedly harmful object can help to extinguish these conditioned fear

When technology merges with healthcare: Mobile diagnostics and image analysis for antibiotic resistance 2013-09-21

By Fraunhofer-Institut fuer Angewandte Informationstechnik (FIT)

Two examples of the merging of technology and healthcare have been demonstrated, including a mobile wireless system that monitors the health of elderly people in their own homes, using miniature sensors, and a novel optical system for detecting antibiotic

Sober drinking knowledge fails 'in the moment' of intoxication 2013-09-21

By Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research

Approximately one-third of all fatal crashes each year in the US involve an alcohol-impaired driver. New research compares individuals' perceived dangerousness of driving after drinking while intoxicated with those perceptions while sober. Results show th

Rates of physical and sexual child abuse have declined, but not child neglect 2013-09-21

By National Academy of Sciences

Rates of physical and sexual abuse of children have declined over the last 20 years, but for reasons not fully understood. Yet, reports of psychological and emotional child abuse have risen in the same period, and data vary significantly as to whether chi

Driven to clean: Nesting instinct among pregnant women has an evolutionary backstory 2013-09-21

By McMaster University

The overwhelming urge that drives many pregnant women to clean, organize and get life in order -— otherwise known as nesting —- is not irrational, but an adaptive behavior stemming from humans’ evolutionary past.

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