Archive: 18/03/2014

Coping with the trauma of missing flight MH370

It's been ten days since missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. The search is continuing over a wide area, with Australia now taking the lead over the Indian Ocean.

Mar 18, 2014

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Study shows dog DNA can help human cancer patients

(Medical Xpress)—Using genomic analysis to study cancer in dogs can help develop new therapies for humans with cancer, according to a proof-of-concept study led by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the Translational ...

Mar 18, 2014

Spending more does not necessarily mean better results for heart health

Chest pain is one of the most common reasons for emergency room visits. But once patients arrive, clinicians have wide discretion in determining which tests are needed to evaluate the patients' heart health. A recent study ...

Mar 18, 2014

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Parents matter more than they think in how their children eat

(Medical Xpress)—Helping children learn to eat well can be a challenge. Some children happily eat whatever is put in front of them while others seem to eat like birds and exist more on air than food. A new study by a ...

Mar 18, 2014

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Only one fifth of people with hearing problems wear a hearing aid

(Medical Xpress)—Just a fifth of people with hearing problems wear a hearing aid, a study by The University of Manchester has found.

Mar 18, 2014

Research sheds light on links between memory and smell

(Medical Xpress)—Scents and smells can form the basis of some of the most significant memories that humans form in their lives.

Mar 18, 2014

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Health gap between adult survivors of childhood cancer and siblings widens with age

Adult survivors of childhood cancer face significant health problems as they age and are five times more likely than their siblings to develop new cancers, heart and other serious health conditions beyond the age of 35, according ...

Mar 18, 2014

Negative relationships, fatigue are more significant than symptoms in IBS patients' health perceptions

(Medical Xpress)—Social relationships, fatigue and other coexisting medical problems have a stronger effect on how patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) rate their overall health than the severity of their gastrointestinal ...

Mar 18, 2014

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New genetic analysis identifies ancestry, reduces false positives in pinpointing disease

(Medical Xpress)—Ancestral background has much to do with our likelihood of developing or staving off disease. But separating the associations between who we are and where we come from, and genetic variations that cause ...

Mar 18, 2014

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Researchers find a lobster's sense of smell may hold the key to better electronic sensors

(Medical Xpress)—Could lobsters help protect soldiers someday? A team of University of Florida researchers says they might.

Mar 18, 2014

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Archive: 18/03/2014

Coping with the trauma of missing flight MH370

Study shows dog DNA can help human cancer patients

Spending more does not necessarily mean better results for heart health

Parents matter more than they think in how their children eat

Only one fifth of people with hearing problems wear a hearing aid

Research sheds light on links between memory and smell

Health gap between adult survivors of childhood cancer and siblings widens with age

Negative relationships, fatigue are more significant than symptoms in IBS patients' health perceptions

New genetic analysis identifies ancestry, reduces false positives in pinpointing disease

Researchers find a lobster's sense of smell may hold the key to better electronic sensors

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