Archive: 20/06/2016

Partner perils associated with fly-in fly-out life

Partners of fly-in fly-out (FIFO) workers have higher levels of emotional problems than other parents in the community, and are at a greater risk of using harsh discipline with their children, University of Queensland research ...

Jun 20, 2016

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A tiny pump comes to the aid of weakened hearts

EPFL researchers have developed an innovative cardiac support system in the form of a small ring placed on the aorta. This device is less invasive than traditional methods and avoids problems of hemolysis and the need for ...

Jun 20, 2016

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Study links childhood hunger, violence later in life

Children who often go hungry have a greater risk of developing impulse control problems and engaging in violence, according to new UT Dallas research.

Jun 20, 2016

Say it isn't so! Indulging while pregnant linked to excess weight gain

A new University at Albany study may have pregnant women thinking twice before reaching for the pickles and ice cream.

Jun 20, 2016

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Low testosterone may make you a better father

Many new parents know that a good night's sleep is tough to come by. What the new parents probably do not know is that a crying infant can trigger a testosterone dip in some men, which turns out to be a good thing. Less testosterone ...

Jun 20, 2016

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Void in mental health care for refugees an urgent issue, says psychiatrist

Refugees fleeing war and conflict find shelter but little solace in camps erected to house them, according to Richard Mollica, who heads the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma (HPRT).

Jun 20, 2016

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For children with Tourette syndrome, environmental responses to tics play big role

In a study published in Child Psychiatry and Human Development, University of Georgia researchers found that environmental responses to tics in a child with Tourette syndrome play a significant role in helping or hindering ...

Jun 20, 2016

The PI3K protein: A potential new therapeutic target in pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors

Researchers at the Institute of Biomedical Investigation of Bellvitge (IDIBELL), led by Dr. Mariona Graupera, have unveiled the potential therapeutic benefit of a selective inhibitior of the PI3-kinase (PI3K) protein in pancreatic ...

Jun 20, 2016

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Ending discrimination against people with mental illness

One in four Americans will experience a mental health problem or misuse alcohol or drugs at some point in their lives.Yet mental health and substance abuse disorders are among the most highly stigmatized health conditions ...

Jun 20, 2016

UC Irvine study taps high school brains

Christian LaBow left Servite High's spring football practice early on a recent afternoon to undergo a brain scan.

Jun 20, 2016

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Archive: 20/06/2016

Partner perils associated with fly-in fly-out life

A tiny pump comes to the aid of weakened hearts

Study links childhood hunger, violence later in life

Say it isn't so! Indulging while pregnant linked to excess weight gain

Low testosterone may make you a better father

Void in mental health care for refugees an urgent issue, says psychiatrist

For children with Tourette syndrome, environmental responses to tics play big role

The PI3K protein: A potential new therapeutic target in pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors

Ending discrimination against people with mental illness

UC Irvine study taps high school brains

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