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[edit] Childhood Obesity, Smoking, and Sexual Activity Linked to Media Exposure

2 December 2008, by A new study by Yale University School of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, and California Pacific Medical Center finds that exposure to media damages children’s long-term health. 80% of the studies reviewed link greater exposure to media with negative health effects for kids and adolescents. Common Sense Media published the report, Media and Child and Adolescent Health: A Systematic Review, which reviewed 173 of the best studies from the last 30 years which examine the connection betwe

[edit] Research Triangle Environmental Health Collaborative Issues ... - MarketWatch

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[edit] EEGs show brain differences between poor and rich kids - UC Berkeley

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[edit] New Data Provide Comprehensive Understanding of Americans' Use of ... - Media Newswire (press release)

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[edit] Changing residents' hours may improve patient safety - Salt Lake Tribune

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[edit] Two UK Institutes to Use InforSense Platform for Mental Health ... - GenomeWeb News

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[edit] Newsfeed Update: 12.02.08

2 December 2008, by arrow_hp.jpg Click here to receive mediabistro.com's Daily Newsfeed via email. anna-wintour-62508-1.jpg Anna Wintour Said To Be Replaced By French Counterpart (Gawker) The rumor among Conde Nast insiders is that Si Newhouse was meeting in Paris with Carine Roitfeld to work out the final details of ...

[edit] Tragedies Underscore Crisis in US Public Mental Health System ... - MarketWatch

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[edit] Media bombardment is linked to ill effects during childhood.

2 December 2008, by A detailed report of nearly 30 years of research from the National Institutes of Health and Yale University found strong connections between media exposure and problems of childhood obesity and tobacco use.

[edit] Digital HealthCare

2 December 2008, by unknown December 2, 2008 | According to National Cancer Institute center head, Kenneth Beutow, health-IT is critical to enabling complex personalized medicine initiatives.

[edit] Media Bad For Kids' Health: NIH

2 December 2008, by webmaster@huffingtonpost.com The National Institutes of Health and a nonprofit advocacy group, Common Sense Media, have another reason for President-elect Barack Obama to keep urging parents to "turn off the TV." In what researchers call the first report of its ...

[edit] Adeona Pharmaceuticals and National Neurovision Research Institute ... - CNNMoney.com

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[edit] Psychiatric Disorders Common Among College-age Individuals; Few ...

2 December 2008, by unknown This study is supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health, by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and by the New York State Psychiatric Institute. © 2008 Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) ...

[edit] Symptoms of Depression Associated with Increase in Abdominal Fat ...

2 December 2008, by unknown This study was supported by contracts from the National Institute on Aging, a travel grant from the Young Academy of the Royal Netherlands and in part by the Intramural Research Program of the National Institutes of Health, NIA. ...

[edit] Study: 1 in 5 young adults has personality disorder | National ...

2 December 2008, by unknown The study was funded with grants from the National Institutes of Health, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the New York Psychiatric Institute. Dr. Sharon Hirsch, a University of Chicago psychiatrist not involved in the ...

[edit] Report Ties Children’s Use of Media to Their Health

2 December 2008, by A review of 173 studies found that more time with television, films, video games, magazines, music and the Internet was linked to rises in childhood obesity, tobacco use and sexual behavior.

[edit] Report Ties Children's Use of Media to Their Health

2 December 2008, by The National Institutes of Health and a nonprofit advocacy group, Common Sense Media, have another reason for President-elect Barack Obama to keep urging parents to "turn off the TV." In what researchers call the first report of its kind, a review of ...

[edit] Lots of TV and Web harms kids' health

2 December 2008, by Spending a lot of time watching TV, playing video games and surfing the Web makes children more prone to a range of health problems including obesity and smoking, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday. U.S. National Institutes of Health, Yale ...

[edit] Study: Media Responsible For Childhood Health, Safety Risks : Review was undertaken with the backing of Common Sense and...

2 December 2008, by A new "study of studies" lays partial blame for a number of childhood health and safety risks at the doorstep of the media, all kinds of media, and recommends policymakers restrict ads, promote media education, among other steps. . . . The exclusion of ...

[edit] Media Bombardment Is Linked To Ill Effects During Childhood - Washington Post

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[edit] Falsified audit leads to guilty plea for Syntrix biotech exec

2 December 2008, by A biotech executive pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to charges stemming from submitting a fake audit report to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the U.S. Department of Justice announced.

[edit] Psychiatric Disorders Common Among College-age Individuals; Few ... - Science Daily (press release)

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[edit] Some Men Need Mammograms (LiveScience.com)

1 December 2008, by LiveScience.com - Mammograms are pretty commonly sought by women, especially once they hit 40. But men, who represent 1 percent of all breast cancer cases, are much less likely to get mammograms, in part due to stigma. Breast cancer kills some 40,000 women and about 450 men in the United States each year, according to the National Institutes of Health.

[edit] Fire Protection Engineer Needed (Bethesda)

1 December 2008, by Fire Protection Engineer GRSi Location: The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Department of the Fire Marshal Bethesda, Maryland Expected Job Duties: * Design and Construction Projects * Assist in supplementing in-house fire protection engineers in conducting ...

[edit] News Advisory: New Data Provide Comprehensive Understanding of A...

1 December 2008, by News Advisory: New Data Provide Comprehensive Understanding of A... NCCAM Featured Content Mon, 12/01/2008 - 08:41 The release of a nationwide government survey on trends and demographic use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) among both adults and children in the United States. The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Center for Health Statistics of the Centers for Disease Control and Preven

[edit] New Data Provide Comprehensive Understanding of Americans' Use of ...

1 December 2008, by unknown The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Center for Health Statistics of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will hold a telephone ...

[edit] Calendar of Events (Yellow Sheet) - National Institutes of Health ...

1 December 2008, by unknown National Institutes of Health Calendar of Events. National Institutes of Health Calendar of Events · >> Advanced Search. Quick Links. View by:. Day. Week. Month. Year. RSS Feed. Options:. My Events. Search. Add. Modify ...

[edit] Medical research faces challenges

1 December 2008, by For five years, funding from from the National Institutes of Health has been flat. That has driven Buffalo-area medical research institutions to search for money from private foundations, corporations and other sources.

[edit] Medical research faces challenges - Bizjournals.com

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[edit] Impact of OA on clinical trial results

29 November 2008, by Maxine Clarke, Positive skew of clinical-trial publication, Peer-to-Peer, November 27, 2008. A news story in Nature Medicine discusses an investigation into the publication status of the clinical-trials literature, which concludes that positive results of clinical trials for ...

[edit] Гиноидная липодистрофия пероснажей Рубенса..

28 November 2008, by This image is a work of the National Institutes of Health, part of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.

[edit] United States: The Scientific America

28 November 2008, by To this date, America is leading in terms of scientific discovery but since 2000, the country has seen what might be termed a scientific recession. Researches are hoping the new president makes good on his promises. Federal investment in science has fallen for 5 consecutive years, stalling endeavor and leading to despondency among America’s scientists. During Bush administration, scientific advice has been sidelined and subjected to sustained political manipulation. The Republican approach d

[edit] ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE An introduction to Holistic and Integrative Therapies

27 November 2008, by ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE An introduction to Holistic and Integrative Therapies Do you have recurring ailments that do not seem to improve with treatments provided by traditional western medicine? If you said yes, then you re not alone. According to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine at the National Institutes of Health, 36 percent of U.S. adults have used at least one alternative or complementary treatment for an illness or chronic condition. Dangerous side effect

[edit] Varmus one of the 10 most influential people in science

27 November 2008, by Discover Magazine has named Harold Varmus one of The 10 Most Influential People in Science (November 26, 2008).  Excerpt: Harold Varmus; Former Director, National Institutes of Health: Champion of Open Access Nobel laureate Harold Varmus was one ...

[edit] ADHD meds do not induce cell damage

26 November 2008, by NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Countering the findings from a 2005 study, new research supported by the United States National Institutes of Health indicates that stimulants used in the treatment of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) do ...

[edit] EpiVax Receives NIH Grant for $390,000 to Optimize HIV Vaccine Delivery

26 November 2008, by (NEWS) PROVIDENCE, R.I., Nov. 26 — EpiVax, Inc., a leader in the field of computational immunology, announced today that it has received a grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), a division of the National Institutes ...

[edit] Medical Librarian Needed! (Bethesda, MD)

26 November 2008, by Aquilent is currently looking for an experienced Medical Librarian to join our team for an exciting new project focused on Disaster and Emergency Preparedness. This person will help in managing, promoting and implementing the goals and objectives of one of Aquilent’s long term Federal ...

[edit] National Institutes of Health (NIH): Rate Of New U.S. Cancer Cases ...

26 November 2008, by unknown National Institutes of Health (NIH): Rate Of New U.S. Cancer Cases Drops For First Time 11/26/2008 A new report from the nation's leading cancer organizations shows that, for the first time since the report was first issued in 1998, ...

[edit] (NEWS) FRANCE: Will French Science Swallow Zerhouni's Strong Medicine?

25 November 2008, by In a surprisingly blunt report released on 13 November, a high-wattage international committee, led by former U.S. National Institutes of Health director Elias Zerhouni, proposes a massive overhaul of French life sciences research that would create ...

[edit] The 21st Century Complete Medical Guide to Obesity and Weight Control Dieting Nutrition Fat Meal Plans and Activities Authoritative Federal Government Information for Patients and Physicians

25 November 2008, by The 21st Century Complete Medical Guide to Obesity and Weight Control Dieting Nutrition Fat Meal Plans and Activities Authoritative Federal Government Information for Patients and Physicians This up-to-date and comprehensive CD-ROM provides the best collection available anywhere of official Federal government information and documents on obesity and weight control. Every aspect of this medical condition is thoroughly covered: Dieting, Nutrition, Fat, Meal Plans and Activities. There is n

[edit] Kansas University Research Center Sues National Institutes of Health

25 November 2008, by The University of Kansas Center for Research has filed a federal lawsuit claiming that two of its researchers should be listed on patents for a cancer drug. The research center sued the National I

[edit] NIH Clinical Center Announces 2008 "Medicine for the Public ...

25 November 2008, by unknown The NIH Clinical Center is the clinical research hospital of the National Institutes of Health. Through clinical research, physicians and scientists translate laboratory discoveries into better treatments, therapies and interventions to ...

[edit] New Study: Fans Reduce Sudden Infant Death Risk By 72%

25 November 2008, by http://scrapncrafts.com/blog/parenting/new-study-fans-reduce-sudden-infant-death-risk-by-72/. SIDS, or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, is one of the most horrible and heartbreaking losses a family can endure. Striking an otherwise healthy baby of between 1 month and one year old, SIDS is the diagnosis given when a child of this age dies suddenly and an exact cause can’t be found even after a full medical and legal investigation. And while amazing strides have been made in cutting the risk of SIDS

[edit] NIH Clinical Center Announces 2008 "Medicine for the Public" Lecture Series

25 November 2008, by The National Institutes of Health Clinical Center will hold its annual Medicine for the Public lecture series November 25 through December 16.

[edit] $6.4M grant to fund center at Children’s

24 November 2008, by Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center has received a $6.4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to fund a center to study a rare genetic disease that causes nerve tumors that can become malignant.

[edit] Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Study

23 November 2008, by Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Study ASU Research for National Institutes of Health Grasping an object is as easy as reading a newspaper for most people. It’s a natural function, honed by years of... This is a summary of the article. For the complete article, please visit the site. Thank you http://www.evliving.com/

[edit] Taiwan inaugurates state-of-art bi-agent pilot plant

22 November 2008, by Taipei, Nov. 22 (CNA) A bio-agent pilot plant under the National Health Research Institutes was inaugurated in Jhunan, Miaoli County Saturday. President Ma Ying-jeou, who presided over the inauguratio...

[edit] Strengthening Bone By Low Vibrations

22 November 2008, by The Department of Biomedical Engineering at Stony Brook University received a $1.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to investigate the biologic and physical mechanisms of very low-magnitude mechanical signals and how they ...

[edit] Qlink Q-LINK EMF Protection Pendant with SRT - 3 white - All New Design

22 November 2008, by Qlink Q-LINK EMF Protection Pendant with SRT - 3 white - All New Design I've wanted to get one of these for the last three years, but worried that it was just a nicely marketed piece of plastic. I work in an inner city office with a computer, next to a copy machine and a fax, under flourescent lighting on the top floor of a...

[edit] Natural Remedy for Erectile Dysfunction

22 November 2008, by Contributed by: (http://www.india-herbs.com): In order for erection to occur, the nerves of the penis must be functioning properly, blood circulation to the penis must be adequate, and there must be stimulus from the brain. If there is something interfering with any or all of these conditions, a full erection is not possible. Common causes for erectile dysfunction include diseases that affect blood flow and nerves, psychological factors such as stress, depression, and performance anxiety, an