2015年3月11日 星期三

2015-03-12 U.S. Health


NPR
   
Most Clinical Trial Results Not Reported on Time to Government   
Philly.com
WEDNESDAY, March 11, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers are not promptly reporting the results of clinical trials to a government website specifically created to make the findings of these studies known, new research shows. Only about one out of 10 ...

Results Of Many Clinical Trials Not Being Reported   KBIA

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Science Times
   
Genetic Markers and Immune Response Reveal Origins of PTSD   
Science Times
While Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has become highly stigmatized as a mental health condition within the armed forces, where soldiers often return home from battle with the debilitating condition, it appears that not only may some soldiers be ...

Genetic markers for PTSD linked to immune system response, study says   Fox News
Tracing PTSD. Immune System Response and Genetic Markers Linked   The News Ledge
Genetic Biomarkers Link PTSD to Immune System Response   Neurology Advisor
The Monitor Daily   
Blouin News Blogs   
Medical News Today   
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Science World Report
   
Exercise Keeps Our Body Moving Even As Our Brain Slows   
Science World Report
As we age, there's less fluidity in our joints, making it a bit more difficult to move around with ease. Yet new findings in the journal Neurology along with previous studies show that staying physically active not only keeps our bodies' healthy, but it keeps us ...

Exercise's Effect on Brain May Boost Mobility in Old Age   U.S. News & World Report
Physical Activity's Effect On The Brain: Seniors Who Exercise Protect Their ...   Medical Daily
Exercise may preserve motor skills in seniors   GlobalPost

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mirror.co.uk
   
Lifestyle Intervention Slows Cognitive Decline   
Medscape
Targeting multiple lifestyle factors, including physical activity, diet, vascular risk factors, and brain training, slowed cognitive decline among older healthy individuals in the first randomized, controlled trial of its kind. The Finnish Geriatric Intervention Study to ...

Healthy Lifestyle May Guard Against Dementia   Philly.com
Healthy Diet and Exercise Save you From Dementia   SMN Weekly
Brain-training, exercise, diet keep elderly mental decline at bay   GlobalPost
Daily Mail   
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Fox News
   
Psychedelics not linked to mental disorders, study finds   
Fox News
In the ever-changing health landscape, sometimes methods and medicines are vilified for a time, only to emerge anew, bolstered by science. Such is the case with psychedelics, those potent mind-manifesting drugs that caused a furor in the 1960s and early ...

Norwegian Researchers Are Crowdfunding to Make Psychedelics and MDMA ...   VICE News
Do Psychedelics Drive You Crazy Or Keep You Sane?   Forbes
Psychologists Claim: Psychedelic Drugs Not Directly Related to Mental Health ...   Consolidate Times
Daily Science Journal   
Pioneer News   
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TIME
   
UK military healthcare worker tests positive for Ebola in Sierra Leone   
Reuters
LONDON/FREETOWN, March 11 (Reuters) - Britain said on Wednesday a military healthcare worker had tested positive for Ebola while working in Sierra Leone and airport officials there said the patient would be flown home overnight. "An investigation into ...

UK health worker diagnosed with Ebola   Sky News Australia
UN agencies join forces for zero Ebola in West Africa   Business Standard
British military nurse is being treated for ebola   The Times (subscription)
Scotsman   
Sierra Leone Times   
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CBC.ca
   
More funding from Canada needed for next phase of Ebola fight: UN   
CBC.ca
The United Nations wants Canada to contribute another $25 million to $50 million to help the international efforts to eliminate Ebola in West Africa. Ebola doctors, nurses no longer recruited for West Africa · Ebola outbreak: independent panel created by WHO ...

UN wants more funding from Canada to fight Ebola   CTV News
Waning interest is biggest risk in race to overcome Ebola - WHO   Reuters Africa
WHO creates independent panel to assess its Ebola response   The Daily Progress

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NPR
   
Avoid 'overvaluing' your child to prevent narcissism   
Medical News Today
If you want to avoid having narcissistic children, do not "overvalue" them. That is the take-home message of a new study from researchers at The Ohio State University in Columbus and the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, published in the ...

Telling kids they're special may foster narcissism: study   New York Daily News
How parents create narcissistic children   Chicago Tribune
Overindulgent Parents May Breed Narcissistic Children   U.S. News & World Report
The Seattle Times   
Salon   
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CBS Local
   
Controversial Powdered Alcohol Product Could Soon Be On Md. Shelves   
CBS Local
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A concern for parents. The next trend in drinking could soon be in Maryland. It's called “Palcohol–” a powder designed to turn any liquid into an alcoholic beverage. Rick Ritter has more on the growing concerns about the powder.
Powdered Alcohol Federally Approved, facing Concerns   WBAY
Powdered alcohol gets US agency's approval   CTV News
Feds Approve Powdered Alcohol But Several States Remain Opposed   ABC News
Wall Street Journal   
Lincoln Journal Star   
Slate Magazine (blog)   
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Online offers of personalized cancer medicine may not be trustworthy   
GlobalPost
(Reuters Health) - Tumor tests, genetic risk analyses and other products or services sold online as personalized cancer medicine are often not backed by evidence, according to a new U.S. study. Researchers say the websites touting products or advice also ...


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