Editors Top Five:

1. CAFFEINE MAY BLOCK INFLAMMATION LINKED TO MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
2. MINUTES OF HARD EXERCISE CAN LEAD TO ALL-DAY CALORIE BURN
3. PREBIOTIC MAY HELP PATIENTS WITH INTESTINAL FAILURE GROW NEW AND BETTER GUT
4. LINK BETWEEN CREATIVITY AND MENTAL ILLNESS CONFIRMED
5. LEAVES OF CAROB TREE, SOURCE OF CHOCOLATE SUBSTITUTE, FIGHT FOOD-POISONING BACTERIA: LISTERIA

In This Issue:

1. PRENATAL MERCURY EXPOSURE MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH RISK OF ADHD-RELATED BEHAVIORS
2. CAFFEINE MAY BLOCK INFLAMMATION LINKED TO MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
3. COFFEE SPEEDS UP RETURN OF BOWEL FUNCTION AFTER COLON SURGERY
4. CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE ALTERS INTESTINAL MICROBIAL FLORA, UCI STUDY FINDS
5. MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE STUDY SHOWS VITAMIN C PREVENTS BONE LOSS IN ANIMAL MODELS
6. RESEARCHERS DISCOVER HOW THE BODY USES VITAMIN B TO RECOGNIZE BACTERIAL INFECTION
7. STUDY: PARENTING MORE IMPORTANT THAN SCHOOLS TO ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
8. SURVEY SHOWS SUPPLEMENT USERS HAVE STRONG INTEREST IN NATURAL SOLUTIONS TO MANAGE THEIR CHOLESTEROL
9. EXERCISE COULD FORTIFY IMMUNE SYSTEM AGAINST FUTURE CANCERS
10. MINUTES OF HARD EXERCISE CAN LEAD TO ALL-DAY CALORIE BURN
11. SCIENCE REVEALS THE POWER OF A HANDSHAKE
12. PREBIOTIC MAY HELP PATIENTS WITH INTESTINAL FAILURE GROW NEW AND BETTER GUT
13. COCHRANE REVIEW FINDS NO BENEFIT FROM ROUTINE HEALTH CHECKS
14. VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTS MAY BENEFIT LUPUS PATIENTS
15. LINK BETWEEN CREATIVITY AND MENTAL ILLNESS CONFIRMED
16. MOTHER’S TOUCH COULD CHANGE EFFECTS OF PRENATAL STRESS
17. EXERCISE MAY LEAD TO BETTER SCHOOL PERFORMANCE FOR KIDS WITH ADHD
18. OBESE TEEN BOYS HAVE UP TO 50 PERCENT LESS TESTOSTERONE THAN LEAN BOYS, UB STUDY FINDS
19. IMMUNE RESPONSE MAY LINK SOCIAL REJECTION TO LATER HEALTH OUTCOMES
20. ANTIDEPRESSANTS LINKED TO INCREASED RISK OF STROKE
21. 2 COMPONENTS OF RED MEAT COMBINED WITH ALTERATION IN DNA REPAIR INCREASE RISK FOR BLADDER CANCER
22. DAILY MULTIVITAMINS REDUCE RISK OF CANCER IN MEN
23. LEAVES OF CAROB TREE, SOURCE OF CHOCOLATE SUBSTITUTE, FIGHT FOOD-POISONING BACTERIA: LISTERIA
24. LOW CALCIUM DIET LINKED TO HIGHER RISK OF HORMONE CONDITION IN WOMEN

Health Research Report

140th Issue Date 19 OCT 2012

Compiled By Ralph Turchiano

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