Research News - November 2012

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Nutrition 

• Studies suggest that celiac disease is influenced by season of birth 
  


• Canadian study finds immediate effect of fast foods on arterial health

• European research finds black tea correlated with lower risk of diabetes

• High carb diet linked to colon cancer recurrence

Treatment

• Danish study finds statins may be linked to cancer survival 

• Canada's Supreme Court strips Viagra of patent 

• Mumps vaccine may not be effective against repeated contact with infected person

Body 

• Belly fat linked to poor sleep 

• Danish study finds that visible aging signs may predict heart health

• Multivitamins don't help cut heart disease risk in men

• Body temperature may matter after cardiac arrest

Women 

• Miscarriages tied to elevated risk for heart conditions

• Canadian study suggests lupus may raise risk of preeclampsia

• Danish study finds that mother's age at menopause may predict daughter's fertility

Children 

• Danish study finds acetaminophen use  in infancy tied to asthma

• Parents' social anxiety may raise kids' risk for anxiety disorder

• South African researchers find that iron, omega-3s tied to different effects on childrens' brains

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