The US Health / Published NewsPligg Web 2.0 Content Management System votesNewly Identified Gene Variations Account for Increased Burden of Kidney Disease among African-Americans- September 16, 2008 Source: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases5 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/health/Newly_Identified_Gene_Variations_Account_for_Increased_Burde... Drug Treatment for Osteoporosis Patients Urged- September 16, 2008 Bisphosphonates can be first-line therapy, particularly for those with hip fracture risk, physicians' group says. Source: HealthDay4 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/health/Drug_Treatment_for_Osteoporosis_Patients_Urged/ Understanding Emotions Improves Our Food Choices- September 16, 2008 Menus and advertising affect our emotions, and if we understand those emotions, we make better food choices, according to a new study in the Journal of Consumer Research. Authors Blair Kidwell, David M. Hardesty, and Terry L. Childers (all Univer4 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/nutrition/Understanding_Emotions_Improves_Our_Food_Choices/ Diabetics Less Likely to Lose Weight After Gastric Bypass- September 16, 2008 Study finds change in med use, improper stomach pouch size are likely causes. Source: HealthDay4 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/health/Diabetics_Less_Likely_to_Lose_Weight_After_Gastric_Bypass/ Representatives From Key Organizations Gather To Find Solutions For A Hungry World: McGill Conference On Global Food Crisis- September 16, 2008 McGill University's upcoming Conference on Global Food Security (Sept. 24-26) has attracted a long list of important players in key organizations around the world to discuss solutions to a problem that might have fallen off media radar screens, but 2 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/nutrition/Representatives_From_Key_Organizations_Gather_To_Find_Sol... Forensic Fingerprint Technique Inventor Says Criminals Who Eat Processed Foods Have 'Sticky Fingers', Which Are More Likely To Corrode Metal- September 16, 2008 The inventor of a revolutionary new forensic fingerprinting technique claims criminals who eat processed foods are more likely to be discovered by police through their fingerprint sweat corroding metal. Dr John Bond, a researcher at the University5 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/nutrition/Forensic_Fingerprint_Technique_Inventor_Says_Criminals_Wh... Aqua Texas Advises Coastal And East Texas Customers To Boil Water If They Lose Water Due To Hurricane Ike- September 16, 2008 Aqua Texas (Aqua) wants all of its customers to be aware that any power outages caused by Hurricane Ike could result in the loss of water service. Aqua will restore water and wastewater service as quickly as possible, but service may be intermittent3 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/nutrition/Aqua_Texas_Advises_Coastal_And_East_Texas_Customers_To_Bo... Duck Brings New Character to Life for Cox Communications- September 16, 2008 DUCK announced the recent completion of an animation project for new Cox Communications television advertising featuring the company's new mascots, nicknamed "the digis."4 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/artanddesign/Duck_Brings_New_Character_to_Life_for_Cox_Communicatio... Death by Design- September 16, 2008 A couple great friends of mine emailed me this morning about their take on design and death. Rob Price and Kathy Park have taken some classic design staples and turned it upside down. There&8217;s the Eames Plywood Lounge Coffin, Nelson&8217;s Fun3 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/artanddesign/Death_by_Design/ WSJ launchs new site though still restricts access like the old one- September 16, 2008 Today WSJ launched a fresh design for their web site at http:online.wsj.compublicus At first glance it looks and feels like the WSJ should - maybe more so than their paper counterpart at the moment. For me to give a proper review it&8217;s goin4 Vote(s)http://theushealth.com/artanddesign/WSJ_launchs_new_site_though_still_restricts_access_lik... |