Archive: 08/02/2016

Is it possible for humans to regenerate limbs?

Unlocking the complex biological and regenerative processes that would enable humans to regrow digits and limbs "would radically change the prognosis and quality of life for amputees," state the authors of "Looking Ahead ...

Feb 8, 2016

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Patients more satisfied with care from hospitalists

(HealthDay)—More patients report satisfaction with overall care in a nonteaching hospitalist service than in a general medicine teaching service, according to research published in the February issue of the Journal of Hospital ...

Feb 8, 2016

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PCPs have important role to play in senior visual health

(HealthDay)—Primary care physicians (PCPs) can play an important role in preserving visual health and maximizing quality of life (QOL) for elderly patients with visual loss, according to a review published online Jan. 30 ...

Feb 8, 2016

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Researchers identify new Borrelia species that causes Lyme disease

Mayo Clinic researchers, in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and health officials from Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin, have discovered a new bacterial species that causes Lyme ...

Feb 8, 2016

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New study links traffic-related air pollution to facial dark spots

A largescale study that included women from Germany and China has demonstrated a link between levels of traffic-related air pollution and air pollution-associated gases with the formation of dark spots on the skin, known ...

Feb 8, 2016

Persistent ADHD associated with overly critical parents

For many children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, symptoms appear to decrease as they age, but for some they do not and one reason may be persistent parental criticism, according to research published by the ...

Feb 8, 2016

Research discovers neuroprotective protein in blood is biomarker of Alzheimer's disease

Medical professionals have to conduct a long series of tests to assess a patient's memory impairment and cognitive skills, functional abilities, and behavioral changes to accurately diagnose Alzheimer's disease. They also ...

Feb 8, 2016

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Chocolate ethics: Millennials say one thing but do another when choosing chocolate, study finds

The majority of millennials may not be putting their money where their mouths are when selecting chocolate, according to a Kansas State University expert in psychological sciences.

Feb 8, 2016

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Brain scars in multiple sclerosis patients reveal possible cause of taste problems

Taste deficits appear to be more prevalent among multiple sclerosis (MS) patients than previously reported and correlate with brain lesions left by the debilitating disease, a new study from the University of Pennsylvania's ...

Feb 8, 2016

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New type 2 diabetes biomarker identified

Researchers from the Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute (IMIM) have found an epigenetic mechanism implicated in the regulation of blood sugar. The study, published in the journal Molecular Human Genetics, reveals ...

Feb 8, 2016

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Archive: 08/02/2016

Is it possible for humans to regenerate limbs?

Patients more satisfied with care from hospitalists

PCPs have important role to play in senior visual health

Researchers identify new Borrelia species that causes Lyme disease

New study links traffic-related air pollution to facial dark spots

Persistent ADHD associated with overly critical parents

Research discovers neuroprotective protein in blood is biomarker of Alzheimer's disease

Chocolate ethics: Millennials say one thing but do another when choosing chocolate, study finds

Brain scars in multiple sclerosis patients reveal possible cause of taste problems

New type 2 diabetes biomarker identified

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