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HIV Can Damage Brain Early in Course of Infection
Findings appear to underscore need for early diagnosis, treatment
Early Research Proving Hopeful for Melanoma Vaccine
Approach could be used against other cancers that typically have a high number of mutated proteins
Sodium Content Too High in Over Half of Packaged Foods
Many cold cuts, pizza, packaged meals contain too much sodium to be labeled 'healthy'
Article Highlights Legal Issues Linked to Physician Extenders
Understanding legal issues allows effective use of PEs, who can be beneficial in health care
Three-Quarters of Children With ADHD Take Meds
Just under one-third of children receive both meds and behavioral therapy
Clinical Practice Changing for Node Lymph Mgmt in Breast CA
2010 study led to a change in practice
Exercise May Improve Neurocognition in Schizophrenia
Aerobic activity offers many benefits, but study needs to be duplicated, researcher says
Women Overweight in Youth May Face Higher CRC Risk
Supports evidence that body size in childhood may influence cancer risk decades later
Case Study: Iced Tea Habit Likely Led to Man’s Kidney Failure
Patient drank 16 glasses a day, which probably contributed to health issues, researchers suggest
MED15 Involved in Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Overexpression in 35% of primary tumors, 30% of lymph node metastases, 70% of recurrences
