Friday, April 20
Medical News Today
Pancreatic cancer: Some blood pressure drugs put women at risk
The Bend Bulletin
Testosterone supplements may not benefit those with normal levels
ScienMag
Penn Medicine’s Carl June Named One of Time Magazine’s Most Influential People
Mid-day
It Is Hard For Ladies To Gain Weight. Researchers Reveal The Real Reason
Thursday, April 19
Insider
Your office sponge is gross – here’s a better way to clean your coffee cup at work
My SA/San Antonio Express-News
Energy executive Jim Hackett floated as possible McRaven successor at UT System
The Pathologist
The Diagnostic Power of DNA Methylation
Burlington County Times
MacFarland Intermediate School students experiment with physics, Hess trucks
Wednesday, April 18
LA Times
Attention women: Your choice of blood pressure medication may affect your risk of pancreatic cancer
HealthDay
Some Blood Pressure Meds Tied to Pancreatic Cancer Risk in Women
Breastcancer.org
Advances in Breast Cancer Treatment
Healio/HemOnc Today
Calcium channel blockers may increase risk for pancreatic cancer
Tuesday, April 17
Houston Chronicle
Former First Lady Barbara Bush at Home with Family After Failing Health
KRIV FOX 26 – Isiah Factor
Former First Lady Barbara Bush focusing on ‘comfort care’
KTRH Newsradio 740
Genetically changing humans in Europe
D Magazine
How To Fix Your Brain
Healio
American Association for Cancer Research presents special recognition awards
Prosthetic scleral lens can improve visual acuity as conservative measure
MedicalResearch.com
Blood Pressure Med Linked to Increased Risk of Pancreatic Cancer in Postmenopausal Women
Medical Xpress
Baylor College of Medicine graduate starts Speratum CR to bring his own discovery to cancer patients
FiercePharma
Merck KGaA hooks up with Jenner Institute on adenovirus-vector vaccine production
Monday, April 16
Medpage Today
“Unsolved Mysteries” on Display at AACR
HealthDay
A College Student’s Guide to Avoiding Burnout
Houston Public Media
A Brief History: The Original Jack Yates Colored High
Texas Medical Center News
The future of health care depends on reducing cost and raising quality
The Scientist
Birth Defects Linked to Increased Risk of Childhood Cancer
Healio/HemOnc Today
Nonchromosomal birth defects linked to higher risk for some childhood cancers
SelectScience
Children with Non-Chromosomal Birth Defects Face Higher Risk of Childhood Cancers
Health24
6 ways eating too much sugar messes with your body
Voice of America News
New Invention Detects Cancer in Seconds