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New pulmonary hypertension treatment target in the bull’s-eye
Novel techniques for three-dimensional visualization of microscopic structures in the human brain
Vigorous exercise reduces tiredness in testicular cancer survivors
New study links strong pupillary light reflex in infancy to later autism diagnosis
Veteran IT exec envisions the future of EHRs – and it's not even in the EHR
Emotional intelligence predictors in radiation therapists ID’d
Psychiatric diagnosis common in medicaid-insured children
Researchers find link between crystal methamphetamine and immune changes in HIV
Improvements needed in end-of-life care
The many benefits of meditation in the classroom
Press release links rise in aggressive brain tumours to mobile phones, but study doesn’t
Increased nerve activity may raise blood pressure in anxiety
Cognitive remediation can be implemented in large systems of psychiatric care
Gender disparity observed in cancer genetic testing in the U.S.
Carrying backpacks doesn’t cause back pain in children and teenagers
Brain stimulation reduces suicidal thinking in people with hard-to-treat depression
Pioneering paper shows infection control and prevention in clinics is in everyone’s hands
Earthquake aftermath: Life-threatening blood clots in legs and lungs from sitting in cars for extended periods
First US death in tainted romaine lettuce outbreak
Stanford scientists find possible autism biomarker in cerebrospinal fluid
In retinoblastoma survivors, oculo-visual issues tied to QoL
Scientists find fear, courage switches in brain
Nurses’ care of young mothers leaves traces in babies’ DNA
Review: need to strengthen natural experiments in obesity
High prevalence of atherosclerosis found in lower risk patients
Patients get faster life-saving treatment in states with policies allowing direct transport to heart hospitals
Molecule may be key to pain relief in diabetic neuropathy
Computers equal radiologists in assessing breast density and associated breast cancer risk
