2010

• Pain Medicine News - November Issue - Efforts To Document the “Fifth Vital Sign” Growing Abroad (896 words)

• SFARI.org - October 11 - New tests for fragile X promise routine screening (933 words)

• Anesthesiology News - October Issue - Program Cuts Red Tape for Volunteer Health Professionals (200 words)

• SFARI.org - September 28 - Jokes crack open brain connectivity in autism (906 words)

• SFARI.org - September 23 - Studies tie fragile X syndrome to famous cancer pathway (800 words)

• Anesthesiology News - September Issue - Busy Clinicians Refresh Skills At Anesthesia Equipment Rodeo (631 words)

• Washington Examiner - August 12 - Magnets and ultrasound studied as tools to fight brain cancer (590 words)

• SFARI.org - August 6 - Groups aim to recruit more racial minorities for genetic studies (1057 words)

• Washington Examiner - August 5 - Social rejection may hurt our health (550 words)

• Reuters Health - July 28 - Men with elevated C-reactive protein levels have a greater risk of colon but not rectal cancer (465 words)

• Washington Examiner - July 22 - Tracking baby talk may aid in detection of autism (600 words)

• SFARI.org - July 20 - Study finds weak genetic link between autism and intelligence (1076 words)

• Washington Examiner - July 15 - Gut check yields viral 'fingerprint' (591 words)

• Reuters Health - July 13 - Heated humidification reduces inflammation from CPAP treatment (499 words)

• Washington Examiner - July 8 - Fighting may prime the brain for more bouts (626 words)

• Reuters Health - July 8 - Hepatic fat contributes to ethnic differences in cardiometabolic risk factors (415 words)

• Reuters Health - July 7 - Estrogen receptor-beta agonist ERB-041 of no help in RA (408 words)

• Reuters Health - July 6 - Imatinib pulses improve long-term survival for patients with aggressive type of leukemia (450 words)

• Washington Examiner - July 1 - Women may be more sensitive to stress (504 words)

• Reuters Health - July 1 - Caffeine not seen to increase atrial fibrillation risk in women (450 words)

• Reuters Health - July - Children and adults squamous cell carcinoma of the oral tongue should be given the same therapy (370 words)

• Reuters Health - July - Respiratory syncytial virus prophylaxis may reduce recurrent wheezing in nonatopic, but not atopic children (461 words)

• Reuters Health - June 25 - Long-term cardiac risk: higher with diabetes, or a first MI? (327 words)

• Washington Examiner - June 24 - Possible genetic link between drinking, smoking found (550 words)

• Reuters Health - June 24 - Drug-eluting stents improve outcomes more than bare-metal stents (450 words)

• Reuters Health - June 18 - Cyclosporine helps Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis (492 words)

• Reuters Health - June 17 - One session of argon plasma coagulation heals radiation proctitis (350 words)

• Reuters Health - June 15 - Cotrimoxazole plus antiretroviral therapy reduces HIV mortality (350 words)

• Washington Examiner - June 10 - The science behind the terrifying horror-flick screams (600 words)

• Reuters Health - June 9 - Chlorhexidine wipes do not prevent infection in mothers and newborns (529 words)

• Reuters Health - June 4 - Coronary calcium score doesn't help predict risk in low-risk men (350 words)

• Washington Examiner - June 3 - New insights into how acupuncture works (466 words)

• SFARI.org - June 3 - New model mines simpler organisms for autism genes (623 words)

• Reuters Health - June 3 - Zinc during pregnancy does not influence child development (410 words)

• Reuters Health - May 25 - Doxycycline does not reduce unscheduled bleeding and spotting (450 words)

• Reuters Health - May 21 - Antisense molecules can treat Burkholderia cepacia infections (397 words)

• Reuters Health - May 20 - Aripiprazole not linked with metabolic syndrome in bipolar patients (450 words)

• Washington Examiner - May 20 - The science behind Einstein, the littlest mini-horse that could (500 words)

• Reuters Health - May 18 - Oral antiglycemics modestly lower hemoglobin A1C levels (427 words)

• SFARI.org - May 18 - Study implicates cell-adhesion proteins in autism (727 words)

• Reuters Health - May 17 - PDE5 inhibitors may help sexual dysfunction in men with CKD (675 words)

• Washington Examiner - May 13 - Hearty indeed: Laughter strengthens immune system, improves mood (457 words)

• Washington Examiner - May 6 - What? I can't check my Facebook for how long? (500 words)

• Washington Examiner - April 29 - Can't stop devouring junk food? (540 words)

• Reuters Health - April 28 - Most antiepileptic drug overdoses are deliberate (365 words)

• Reuters Health - April 16 - Large left atrium predicts adverse cardiovascular events (450 words)

• Washington Examiner - April 15 - Color me speckled: Investigating the fruit fly (450 words)

• SFARI.org - April 13 - Random genetic changes may explain variability in autism (825 words)

• Washington Examiner - April 8 - Turning those personality flaws into strengths (455 words)

• Reuters Health -April 7 - Multimarker assay detects early ovarian cancer (525 words)

• Anesthesiology News - April Issue - Standard Airway Letter Could Aid Patient Care (742 words)

• The Scientist - March Issue - A Penny Saved: Eight surprising ways to save from $10,000 to $6,000,000 (1650 words)

• Reuters Health - March 31 - Surrogate markers of 25(OH)D don't accurately reflect serum levels (325 words)

• Washington Examiner - March 25 - Crimes committed under microscope (400 words)

• Washington Examiner - March 18 - Lassoing the possible stress gene (400 words)

• SFARI.org - March 11 - Face recognition is distinct genetic skill, studies find (1037 words)

• Reuters Health - March 9 - Olmesartan slows progression of coronary atherosclerosis (330 words)

• Reuters Health - March 3 - Conservative management of placenta accreta: a risky option for women (360 words)

• The Scientist - February Issue - Dry out, put away (700 words)

• The Scientist - February Issue - Phineas Gage (277 words)

• The Scientist - February Issue - Reviving hearts (230 words)

• Reuters Health - February 9 - Removing ureteral stone fragments is better than leaving them to pass spontaneously (466 words)

• Reuters Health - February - Breast cancer patients with positive sentinel nodes often not treated according to guidelines (411 words)

• The Scientist - January Issue - A pipeline rerouted (738 words)

• The Scientist - January Issue - Baby bellies (230 words)

• The Scientist - January Issue - Power Couples (1689 words)

• Reuters Health - January 28 - Re-challenge chemo may up survival in relapsing non-small-cell lung cancer (350 words)

• Reuters Health - January 20 - Noncontrast CT better for diagnosing acute appendicitis in adults? (250 words)

• The Scientist - January 14 - Drugs from D2 (1313 words)

• The Scientist - January 14 - From Private to Public (1226 words)