Press Releases

 

August 2009

• 13-Aug-2009
  New Study Reveals Unexpected Relationship Between Climate Warming and Advancing Treelines
  A new study in Ecology Letters reveals that treelines are not responding to climate warming as expected
  


• 12-Aug-2009
  Animal Models of Disease: Could Science Do Without Them?
  New series of papers published in the European Journal of Immunology, debates Animal models of disease
  


• 10-Aug-2009
  Young Early-Stage Ovarian Cancer Patients Can Preserve Fertility
  News from CANCER
  


• 07-Aug-2009
  Depression and Inflammation Linked to Pain in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients: Spousal Depression May Also Affect Persons with RA
  Research News from Arthritis Care & Research
  


• 06-Aug-2009
  Venomous Sea Snakes Play Heads or Tails With Their Predators
  Venomous sea snakes deceive their predators into believing they have two heads
  


• 05-Aug-2009
  Here's One Inheritance You Don't Want
  Smoking during pregnancy resulted in offspring being more likely to have nicotine dependence or withdrawal.
  


• 05-Aug-2009
  Lowering the Blow
  Serving lower-alcohol drinks at public events can help reduce the number of people who need medical attention.
  


• 05-Aug-2009
  Technology Whispers
  ‘Technological stigma’ may explain the lower-than-expected coverage rates for HPV
  and Hepatitis B vaccine in SA.
  


• 05-Aug-2009
  Neuropathic Pain: The Sea Provides A New Hope Of Relief
  News from the British Journal of Pharmacology
  


• 04-Aug-2009
  Extreme BMI Cause for Concern in Liver Transplantation: Underweight and Very Severely Obese Patients at Risk
  New research from Liver Transplantation
  


• 03-Aug-2009
  Suicide Terror: New Book sheds Light into the World of Suicide Bombers
  Suicide terrorism has recently emerged as the new weapon of choice for terrorist organizations.
  


• 03-Aug-2009
  When Mom Dates, Dad Stops Visiting His Kids
  New research from the The Journal of Marriage and Family
  

July 2009

• 31-Jul-2009
  Financial Crisis Reduces Economic Freedom in China and the West
  The current financial crisis may reduce economic freedom as governments are likely increase intervention.
  


• 30-Jul-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish Journal of Diabetes Investigation
  Wiley-Blackwell will be publishing a new diabetes journal titled Journal of Diabetes Investigation from 2010.
  


• 30-Jul-2009
  Reducing Risk of Hospitalization in the Elderly: Exercise programs focusing on muscle density could reduce disability and hospitalization
  Research news from the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
  


• 30-Jul-2009
  Protein Level May Serve as Predictor of Severe Osteoarthritis
  Research News from Arthritis & Rheumatism
  


• 30-Jul-2009
  Immune Responses to Flu Vaccine Are Diminished in Lupus Patients
  Research News from Arthritis & Rheumatism
  


• 30-Jul-2009
  Studies Reveal Hepatitis C Virus Carriers Experience Substantial Increase in Mortality
  HCV First Diagnosed 20 Years Ago
  


• 30-Jul-2009
  SAMe is Effective in Preventing Formation of Primary Liver Cancer in Rats
  Not Successful in Treating Established HCC
  


• 24-Jul-2009
  Chinese Investment in US Banks will boost Global Economy
  China could stand to gain considerable financial returns with moderate risks by investing its foreign exchange reserves in major US banks.
  


• 22-Jul-2009
  TASER Study Identifies High-Risk Groups
  A review of studies of TASER use has identified a number of high-risk groups who are likely to be exposed to the TASER.
  


• 22-Jul-2009
  New Discovery Suggests Trees Evolved Camouflage Defence Against Long Extinct Predator
  New Phytologist reveals first evidence of camouflage defence strategy in plants
  


• 17-Jul-2009
  Infectious Diseases Remain a Burden to Healthcare Systems Worldwide
  Respiratory infectious diseases continue to be a huge and rising burden to health-care systems and societies worldwide.
  


• 17-Jul-2009
  Hospital Software Improves Patient Satisfaction at Discharge from Hospital
  New Research from the Journal of Hospital Medicine.
  


• 15-Jul-2009
  Deal or No Deal? Game Show used to study Risk Aversion Behavior
  Data from the popular tv game show, ‘Deal or No Deal?’, is used to explore risk aversion behavior.
  


• 14-Jul-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish Clinical and Experimental Neuroimmunology
  Wiley-Blackwell will be publishing a new immunology journal titled Clinical and Experimental Neuroimmunology from 2010.
  


• 10-Jul-2009
  Does Size Matter? Study shows Taller People Earn More Money
  Taller men are able to earn more money than their shorter counterparts, according to The Economic Record.
  


• 09-Jul-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell Publishes Inaugural issue of Asia-Pacific Psychiatry
  The inaugural issue of its new journal, Asia-Pacific Psychiatry is now live online.
  


• 09-Jul-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell Acquires Topley & Wilson's Microbiology and Microbial Infections
  Acquisition of classic major reference work announced
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell's Asia-Pacific List Achieves Strong Gains in Journal Impact Factors
  63 Asia-Pacific journals are now represented in the JCR– evidence of WB's successful publishing program in the region.
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell Publishes Inaugural issue of LUTS (Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms)
  The inaugural issue of its new journal, LUTS (Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms), is now live online.
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Interdisciplinary Approach Heralds A Bright Future For Systems Biology and Medicine
  Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: SystemsBiology and Medicine
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Muscle Rubs: Use For Pain Is Questionable
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Chinese Herbs For Endometriosis: May Have Comparable Benefits With Fewer Side Effects Than Conventional Drug Treatment
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Student Drinking: Changing Perceptions Reduces Alcohol Misuse
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Progressive Resistance Strength Training Helps Older People In Daily Life
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Blood Pressure Targets: Aiming Lower Offers No Benefit
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Non Drug Interventions May Comfort Children Having an Anaesthetic
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Psychological Treatments May Not Prevent PTSD
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Bacterial Vaginosis Treatments: Probiotics Can Increase Effectiveness of Some Antibiotic Therapies
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Caesarean Section: Local Anaesthetic Reduces Need For Painkillers Post-Op
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Give Children Iron Supplements: They Don't Increase Malaria Risk
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Jul-2009
  Continued Vigilance Against Drug-Resistance Malaria Is Needed
  New research from the Cochrane Library
  


• 07-Jul-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell's Journal Portfolio Includes 338 Top 10 Rankings by Impact Factor
  338 WB journals are ranked in the top 10 of their subject categories in the Thomson ISI® 2008 JCR Report.
  


• 01-Jul-2009
  New Study Predicts Impact of Economic Downturn on Professional and Scholarly Societies
  Scholarly societies believe economic downturn is an opportunity to launch new product and introduce efficiencies.
  


• 01-Jul-2009
  Stem Cells Journal Promotes Miodrag Stojković to Editor
  New Editor at Stem Cells Journal
  


• 01-Jul-2009
  Exercise Helps Patients with Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
  Counseling patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease on how to increase physical activity leads to health benefits
  


• 01-Jul-2009
  Study Examines Dietary Influences Of Liver Disease
  Diets high in protein and cholesterol are associated with a higher risk of hospitalization or death
  


• 01-Jul-2009
  Study Examines Liver Transplantation after Drug Induced Acute Liver Failure
  Research news from Liver Transplantation
  

June 2009

• 30-Jun-2009
  Link Found Between History of Periodontitis and Cerebrovascular Disease in Men
  Research news from Annals of Neurology
  


• 30-Jun-2009
  Risk of Tuberculosis From Arthritis Medication Examined
  A new study published in Arthritis & Rheumatism examined cases of TB associated with anti-TNF therapy.
  


• 30-Jun-2009
  Study Provides Greater Understanding of Lyme Disease-Causing Bacteria
  Research news from Arthritis & Rheumatism
  


• 26-Jun-2009
  Caucasians Are At Higher Risk Of Developing Ewing's Sarcoma Than Other Races
  Research News from CANCER
  


• 26-Jun-2009
  Climate Phenomenon influences England's Chances in the Australian Leg of the Ashes
  El Nino Appears to Make Australian Win More Likely
  


• 26-Jun-2009
  Study Finds Cancer Is The Second Most Frequent Cause Of Death In Individuals With Schizophrenia
  Research News from CANCER
  


• 25-Jun-2009
  Doctors call for better snakebite first aid bandages
  A study of the effectiveness of bandages used to apply pressure in snakebite first aid has prompted emergency medicine s
  


• 23-Jun-2009
  New Research Discovers Link Between Smoking and Brain Damage
  Research suggesting a direct link between smoking and brain damage is published in the Journal of Neurochemistry
  


• 23-Jun-2009
  Afghani Children Suffering from Post Traumatic Stress
  Children who live in Afghanistan are more prone to developing PTSD
  


• 18-Jun-2009
  New Discovery Suggests Mammoths Survived in Britain Until 14,000 Years Ago
  Bones found in Shropshire, England provide the most geologically recent evidence of woolly mammoths in NW Europe
  


• 15-Jun-2009
  Drink spiking with sedative or illicit drugs
  Claims of drink spiking are exaggerated, according to a prospective study of 100 young people presenting to an emergency
  


• 15-Jun-2009
  Valuation of Life controversies can be resolved by utilizing sound economic research
  Assessments of regulatory policies regarding the valuation of life should be closely governed by a scientific approach t
  


• 12-Jun-2009
  Newly Discovered Snow Roots are ‘Evolutionary Phenomenon'
  In a remote region of the Russian mountains an entirely unique form of plant root has been discovered.
  


• 12-Jun-2009
  Vast majority won't have access to antivirals in pandemic
  Research News From Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses
  


• 11-Jun-2009
  British Private School Pupils Earn 30% More In Later Life
  News from Significance, the magazine of the Royal Statistical Society.
  


• 11-Jun-2009
  Muscular Dystrophy: New Drug Promises Benefit Without Risk Of Infection
  Research News from The British Journal of Pharmacology
  


• 11-Jun-2009
  Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery The Reign of the Nine-Days' Queen in 1553 England
  Author Eric Ives unravels the mystery of history’s elusive queen.
  


• 10-Jun-2009
  Alzheimer's Disease: Newly Found Peptide Offers Hope of Early Test and Better Treatment
  Researchers in Japan have detected a peptide in that can show whether a person is developing Alzheimer’s disease.
  


• 10-Jun-2009
  Availability of Diagnostic Tests Drive Success in Hospitalist-Run Short-Stay Units
  Research news from the Journal of Hospital Medicine.
  


• 08-Jun-2009
  Women Under-represented In Most Cancer Research
  Study shows greater efforts are needed to ensure that oncologists know the true effects of treatments in female patients
  


• 08-Jun-2009
  Many Breast Cancer Patients Take High Doses of Antioxidants Despite Possible Consequences
  A new study finds that many women with breast cancer take antioxidant supplements while undergoing cancer treatment.
  


• 04-Jun-2009
  Crowded Emergency Departments Pose Greater Risks For Patients With Heart Attacks
  Study shows heart attack and chest pain patients are likely to experience complications when treated in a crowded ER.
  


• 04-Jun-2009
  Association Found Between Parkinson's Disease and Pesticide Exposure in French Farm Workers
  News from Annals of Neurology.
  


• 03-Jun-2009
  Study Evaluates Use of Diaper Alarm for Toilet Training Children
  A new study evaluates the use of a daytime diaper that uses a musical “wetting alarm” for children in day-care centers.
  


• 03-Jun-2009
  Supporting a healthy new generation
  Pregnant women do not adhere to recommended healthy behaviour, putting their unborn children at risk.
  


• 03-Jun-2009
  Pricing poor out of health
  Low income groups are struggling to pay for medicines following the increase of PBS prescriptions to consumers.
  


• 03-Jun-2009
  Young Australians not as ‘sex savvy' as they think
  A study showed university students were confused about how emergency contraception worked, despite supporting its use.
  


• 03-Jun-2009
  Recent Smoking-Cessation Research Highlights Importance of Keeping Teens From Smoking
  Recent research suggests that an extended trial and error period is necessary for college students to quit smoking
  


• 03-Jun-2009
  Diet May Reduce Risk of Prostate Cancer
  Study suggests a diet low in fat and red meat and high in fruits and vegetables is beneficial
  


• 01-Jun-2009
  Taiwan Rolls out Plans to Boost Fertility Rates
  The Taiwanese government has implemented the Mega Warmth Social Welfare Program in a bid to boost fertility rates.
  


• 01-Jun-2009
  Genes and Smoking Play Role in Rheumatoid Arthritis
  News from Arthritis & Rheumatism
  


• 01-Jun-2009
  Study Examines Relationship Between Bone Density and Erosion in Arthritis
  50 percent of RA patients show evidence of focal erosions and RA doubles the risk of osteoporosis and fractures
  


• 01-Jun-2009
  Tai Chi Improves Pain in Arthritis Sufferers
  The results of a new analysis have provided good evidence to suggest that Tai Chi is beneficial for arthritis
  


• 01-Jun-2009
  Cost Shifting May Make Arthritis Medications Too Expensive for Medicare Beneficiaries
  News from Arthritis Care & Research
  

May 2009

• 29-May-2009
  New Era of Sports: "Instrumenting" Athletes and Equipment
  Instrumentation embedded in equipments and worn by athletes can optimize training.
  


• 28-May-2009
  Intestinal Bacteria Associated With Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
  Intestinal permeability and an overgrowth of bacteria in the small intestine are both associated with NAFLD
  


• 28-May-2009
  New Treatment Option For Patients With Chronic Hepatitis C
  A new combination therapy of daily consensus interferon & ribavirin is effective for some people with hepatitis C
  


• 28-May-2009
  Some Donor Factors Affect Outcomes for HCV-Positive Liver Transplant Recipients
  Two new studies address donor factors for liver transplant recipients, particularly those with chronic hepatitis C
  


• 28-May-2009
  Anemia Associated With Greater Risk of Death in Heart Disease Patients
  A new study has found that anemia in patients with chronic heart failure is associated with a increased risk of death
  


• 27-May-2009
  Supermarket Discounts Promote Unhealthy Choices
  Supermarket shoppers may be encouraged to buy sugar-filled, calorie-rich drinks by discounts and promotions.
  


• 22-May-2009
  African American Women with Advanced Breast Cancer Often Forego Vital Treatment
  Study finds women with late stage breast cancer refused chemotherapy and radiation therapy
  


• 22-May-2009
  Younger Men with Advanced Prostate Cancer Have Shorter Survival Times
  Study shows possible biological differences between prostate cancers in younger men and those that develop in older men
  


• 20-May-2009
  Face Protection Effective in Preventing the Spread of Influenza
  Surgical mask and respirator use should be encouraged during current swine flu outbreak
  


• 19-May-2009
  Safe for Passengers with Lung Disease to Travel by Air
  Commercial air travel appears to be safe for patients with lung disease.
  


• 17-May-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell Makes Research Publications on Influenza A (H1N1) Freely Available
  W-B gives free access to top quality research articles and publications relating to Influenza A H1N1
  


• 17-May-2009
  Two Studies Examine Medical Consequences of Police Use of Force During Restraint
  News from the Academic Emergency Medicine Journal
  
  


• 16-May-2009
  Automobile Restraints Do Not Increase Chance of Fetal Complications Following Accidents
  Many pregnant women do not wear seat belts, for fear that the belt itself could injure the baby in a car crash
  


• 16-May-2009
  Study Tests The Effect of Ending Ambulance Diversion
  News from the Academic Emergency Medicine Journal
  


• 15-May-2009
  Study Outlines How To Succeed With Refillable Packaging
  News from the journal Packaging Technology & Science
  


• 15-May-2009
  Study Compares Formulations of Three Aspirin Types
  Study asks, 'which of the many different types of aspirin is likely to help the most'?
  


• 14-May-2009
  Stem Cell Transplant in Mouse Embryo Yields Heart Protection in Adulthood
  News from STEM CELLS
  


• 14-May-2009
  Simulation Training Improves Skills for Catheter Insertion
  New technology allows student doctors to practice operations and other procedures on simulators
  


• 13-May-2009
  Drink Labels Allow Youths to Choose Strongest Drink at Lowest Cost
  Youths are using standard drink labels to maximize the amount of alcohol they consume at the lowest cost possible.
  


• 12-May-2009
  Getting Away With It: The Classroom Cheating Epidemic and Its Prevention
  Cheating in School: What We Know and What We Can Do addresses concerns in cheating prevention
  


• 11-May-2009
  Review Finds Conflicts Of Interest in Many Cancer Studies
  Study indicates conflict of interest may cause some researchers to report biased results that are favorable to companies
  


• 11-May-2009
  City-Dwellers Have Higher Risk of Late-Stage Cancer than Rural Residents
  Study’s results indicate a need for more effective urban-based cancer screening and awareness programs
  


• 11-May-2009
  Study Finds Iron Levels Not Predictive of Survival For Form of Blood Cancer
  News from the American Journal of Hematology
  


• 06-May-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell Announces Launch of Asian Journal of Endoscopic Surgery
  Wiley-Blackwell has launched a new journal, Asian Journal of Endoscopic Surgery.
  


• 06-May-2009
  Swine Flu: Action and Response from The Cochrane Library
  The Cochrane Library provides free resources on the prevention and treatment of influenza.
  


• 06-May-2009
  Superior Entrepreneurial Performance Is Not Driven By Technical Knowledge
  Assessment on the impact of industry experience, entrepreneurial performance and innovation in medical device start-ups
  


• 05-May-2009
  Alcohol Researchers should Reject Drinkwise Funding
  Deakin researchers reckon scientists, universities and community organisations should refuse funding from Drinkwise.
  


• 04-May-2009
  Acute Kidney Injury Common After Liver Transplantation
  Mild cases of acute kidney injury after liver transplantation associated with lower survival for patient and graft
  


• 04-May-2009
  Study: Patients With Resolved Hepatitis C Likely Still Contagious
  Patients with chronic hepatitis C resolved through therapy or immune response may still be able to infect others
  


• 04-May-2009
  Hypothyroidism In Women Associated With Liver Cancer
  Women with a history of hypothyroidism face a significantly higher risk of developing liver cancer
  

April 2009

• 30-Apr-2009
  Pandemic study of 1918-1919 outbreak provides background and death rates for 14 European countries
  News from the journal Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses on the 1918 Spanish Flu outbreak
  


• 30-Apr-2009
  Women with Arthritis More Likely Than Men to Stop Working
  Arthritis can have physical and psychological repercussions that impact quality of life and for those of working age
  


• 30-Apr-2009
  Computer Use Significantly Affected by Arthritis
  Arthritis is a leading cause of work disability and those diagnosed may have difficulty with physically demanding jobs
  


• 30-Apr-2009
  Chlamydia May Play Role In a Type of Arthritis
  News from Arthritis & Rheumatism
  


• 30-Apr-2009
  Decrease in Sense of Smell Seen in Lupus Patients
  Olfactory dysfunction is seen in various central nervous system disorders that involve immune-mediated mechanisms
  


• 29-Apr-2009
  Post-9/11 Immigration Enforcement Lowered Demand for Undocumented Workers
  Increases in immigration-related law enforcement unfavorably affected the labor market for low-education, male immigrants
  


• 28-Apr-2009
  Arterial Disease of The Leg Frequently Overlooked in Patients with Heart Disease
  Study shows Peripheral arterial disease is under diagnosed in patients who are under a cardiologist’s care
  


• 27-Apr-2009
  Prostate Cancer Therapy Increases Risk of Fractures and Cardiovascular-Related Death
  Preventive measures and careful scrutiny of patients’ health can keep men from potentially serious consequences
  


• 27-Apr-2009
  Crazy, Sexy and Cool…Science? New book says it is so!
  The Birds, the Bees and the Platypuses:assembles breathtaking scientific innovations of sexy and cool science.
  


• 27-Apr-2009
  Large Sponges May Be Reattached to Coral Reefs
  A new study describes a novel technique for reattaching large sponges that have been dislodged from coral reefs
  


• 27-Apr-2009
  Guidelines: Pregnancy Safe with Epilepsy, but Valproate Should Be Avoided
  New guidelines show it’s relatively safe for women with epilepsy to become pregnant, but caution must be taken
  


• 23-Apr-2009
  Journal Offers Most Comprehensive Summary to Date of Chernobyl's Long-term Impact
  Papers Featured in Upcoming Volume of Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
  


• 22-Apr-2009
  Majority of Doctors Skeptical of Organ Transplantation Practices in China
  Research finds that both US and foreign transplant physicians expressed serious concern about organ procurement in China
  


• 22-Apr-2009
  Early-bird Commenters Well Positioned to Frame Public Policy
  New study demonstrates public commenters participating in early phases of regulatory policymaking play an important role
  


• 22-Apr-2009
  Americans Ambivalent Toward Single-Parent Families
  A new study in the Journal of Marriage and Family shows ambivalent acceptance of divorce rather than full embrace of it
  


• 22-Apr-2009
  Guidebook for Drug Regulatory Submissions
  Dr. Sandy Weinberg authors a readable road map for effective submission of drug development documents
  


• 20-Apr-2009
  Male pre-schoolers most likely children to present to hospital emergency departments - new study
  Pre-school children are the most likely children to present to a hospital emergency department.
  


• 20-Apr-2009
  Leech safely removed from under eyelid
  Although human interaction with leeches is common in Australia, there is little documented literature on ocular injuries
  


• 16-Apr-2009
  Pioneering Study May Open Door to First Targeted Treatment for Common Childhood Brain Tumour
  'Small molecule’ drugs could offer first effective chemotherapy for childhood low-grade astrocytomas, research suggests.
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Male Circumcision Reduces HIV Risk: No Further Evidence Needed
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Homeopathic Medicines: Can They Help Relieve Side-Effects of Cancer Therapy?
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Giving Birth: Upright Positions Shorten First Stage Labour
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Music Reduces Stress in Heart Disease Patients
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Exercise Reduces Falls in Older People
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Baby Canine Teeth: No Evidence to Support Extraction
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Oral Rehydration Solution for Diarrhoea: More Research Needed On New Formulations
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  CBT and BT: Some Effect Against Chronic Pain
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Etoricoxib Provides Long Lasting Pain Relief After Surgery
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 15-Apr-2009
  Prenatal Exposure to Hong Kong Flu Associated With Reduced Intelligence in Adulthood
  A new study found that early prenatal exposure to the Hong Kong flu may have interfered with fetal cerebral development
  


• 14-Apr-2009
  Biofuels Could Hasten Climate Change
  Study finds it will take 75+ years for carbon emissions saved through biofuel use to compensate for the carbon lost
  


• 13-Apr-2009
  Study of Neighborhoods Points to Modifiable Factors, Not Race, in Cancer Disparities
  New study examined breast and prostate cancer survival rates at different geographic levels
  


• 13-Apr-2009
  Racial Disparities Persist In the Treatment of Lung Cancer
  Study finds black patients suffering from lung cancer are less likely to receive recommended chemotherapy and surgery
  


• 08-Apr-2009
  Liquor Sinks Male Surfers
  Men risk drowning at surf beaches because they are overconfident, tend to swim alone, and often drink before going in.
  


• 08-Apr-2009
  Is your pet bird making your sick?
  Australians who keep pet birds are at risk of developing respiratory disease.
  


• 08-Apr-2009
  Certain States More Aggressive with Anti-Smoking Policies
  Key Factors Influence Likelihood of Restricting Youth Access to Tobacco
  


• 08-Apr-2009
  A Strong Business Plan is Most Important When Investing in Start-ups
  Management Team Important, But Not as Valuable to Investors
  


• 08-Apr-2009
  Community Provides Essential Support to Military Families
  Article explores new model for providing support to military families
  


• 08-Apr-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell and the American Heart Association Present New Book Series
  The American Heart Association Clinical Series
  


• 06-Apr-2009
  Oral Contraceptives Associated With Increased Risk of Lupus
  Study found use of oral contraceptives was associated with an increased risk of SLE, particularly among women who had recently started taking them
  


• 06-Apr-2009
  Patient Preferences Play Role in Racial Disparities in Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment
  New study examined whether African American and white patients with RA differ in how they make trade-offs between risks and benefits related to treatment
  


• 06-Apr-2009
  New Drug Shows Promising Results For Psoriatic Arthritis
  Golimumab is a new human monoclonal antibody that works against tumor necrosis factor
  


• 06-Apr-2009
  Genetic Risk Factors Play Role in Autoantibody-Negative Rheumatoid Arthritis
  A new study examined 148 twin pairs in which one twin had RA
  
  


• 02-Apr-2009
  Offsetting Perceptions: Firms Use Charitable Giving To Clean Up Their International Reputation
  News from the Journal of Management Studies
  


• 02-Apr-2009
  Source of Major Health Benefits in Olive Oil Revealed
  Scientists have pinned down the constituent of olive oil that gives greatest protection from heart attack and stroke.
  


• 01-Apr-2009
  New Studies Examine Elimination of Hepatitis B and C
  The first new study sheds light on the immunological response to coinfection with HBV and HCV
  


• 01-Apr-2009
  Medication May Improve Portal Hypertension
  A therapeutic agent called sorafenib dramatically improved the condition of rats with portal hypertension
  


• 01-Apr-2009
  The Immune System's Role in Hepatitis C Recurrence After Liver Transplantation
  Certain aspects of the immune system may play a role in the recurrence of hepatitis C virus after liver transplantation
  


• 01-Apr-2009
  Health Benefits, Consequences of Folic Acid Dependent on Circumstances
  Two Reviews Assess the Dual Positive and Negative Effects of Folate Intake
  


• 01-Apr-2009
  Mental Health Needs must not be neglected post-Disaster
  Occupational therapists will be central in helping children and their families recover after a traumatic experience.
  

March 2009

• 31-Mar-2009
  New Drug to Curb Smoking Proves Successful
  Varenicline tartrate allows smokers to abstain from cigarettes significantly longer and more effectively.
  


• 30-Mar-2009
  Study Examines the Use of Light in Medical Therapy
  Study examines the emerging practice of drug delivery systems which use the application of light to activate medications
  


• 30-Mar-2009
  Study Examines Effect of Heart Surgery on Employment
  Medicine may provide preconditions for individuals with congenital defects to live a successful life
  


• 26-Mar-2009
  Prescriptions Highlight Healthcare Inequalities
  Statin prescription varies across geographic locations in Australia, demonstrating inequalities in healthcare.
  


• 26-Mar-2009
  Bio-engineered Proteins: Trial Confirms New Way to Tackle Cancer
  News from the new journal EMBO Molecular Medicine
  


• 26-Mar-2009
  Study Shows That Exercise Reduces Migraine Suffering
  Migraine sufferers examined before, during and after an aerobic exercise intervention
  


• 26-Mar-2009
  Individualized Stroke Treatment Available for Patients, Though Underutilized
  A new study provides solid evidence of effectiveness of catheter-based therapy to remove blood clots in stroke patients
  


• 25-Mar-2009
  Herbal Medicines for Treatment of Gastrointestinal Disease
  News from Neurogastroenterology and Motility
  


• 25-Mar-2009
  Personality Influences Reproductive Success
  Dominance Increases Adult Fertility, Regardless of Education
  


• 25-Mar-2009
  Values Predict Attitudes Toward Nuclear Power
  Support Highest Amongst Those Who Trust the Nuclear Industry, Hold Traditional Values
  


• 25-Mar-2009
  TV Shows Convey Mixed Messages About Alcohol
  Journal of Consumer Affairs reveals that television series often portray mixed messages about alcohol
  


• 25-Mar-2009
  Study Shows Brain Activity Associated with Phantom Limbs
  Patients have reported seeing their phantom limb or feeling objects or body parts with it
  


• 25-Mar-2009
  Study: Morbidly Obese Sedentary For More Than 99 Percent of Day
  A new study examines the average fitness level of the morbidly obese
  


• 23-Mar-2009
  New Stem Cell Therapy May Lead To Treatment for Deafness
  A new study has successfully isolated human auditory stem cells from fetal cochleae.
  


• 23-Mar-2009
  Surgery Safe for Babies & Toddlers Suffering from Seizures
  Surgery for babies and toddlers is relatively safe and is effective in controlling seizures.
  


• 18-Mar-2009
  Universities Attended have Little Influence over Starting Salaries
  Graduates from prestigious universities do not necessarily acquire higher starting salaries.
  


• 18-Mar-2009
  Examining Accountability and Public Governance in China
  A special issue that focuses on accountability and public governance in China, including Hong Kong and Taiwan.
  


• 18-Mar-2009
  London Murders: Stats Theory Shows Numbers Are Predictable
  Professor David Spiegelhalter claims today that the number of murders in London last year was not out of the ordinary.
  


• 18-Mar-2009
  Campaign Spending Affects Electoral Outcomes
  Study Shows How Higher Spending Leads to Greater Chance of Winning the Election
  


• 18-Mar-2009
  Changing the Price of Foods May Significantly Affect Americans' Weight
  Increases and Decreases in Food Prices Can Affect an Individual’s Weight
  


• 18-Mar-2009
  Parents Failing to Recognize Their Children's Risk for Obesity May be Contributing to This Childhood Epidemic
  New study shows that parents are likely to misperceive their child’s weight
  


• 18-Mar-2009
  Domestic and International Influences Shape the Politics of R&D and Innovation
  Special Issue Explores How Globalized Political Economy Affects Technological Change
  


• 17-Mar-2009
  What it means to be "Malay" - Confronting the Diversity & Contradiction
  The Malays confronts the bewildering diversity and contradictions of the Malay identity, ethnicity and consciousness.
  


• 16-Mar-2009
  Depression Twice as Likely in Seizure Sufferers
  Study finds prevalence of depression is almost twice as high in people with epilepsy
  


• 12-Mar-2009
  Study shows Human Sounds may Kill Fish
  Human sounds have the potential to significantly affect the lives of aquatic animals.
  


• 11-Mar-2009
  Many Young Veterinarians Find Work Stressful
  Many young vets are suffering from work-related distress and anxiety, according to a study.
  


• 11-Mar-2009
  Consumers Stop Buying as Number of Options Increase
  Study Shows Too Much Choice Can Leave Customers Empty-Handed
  


• 11-Mar-2009
  Close Relationships Can Perpetuate Individual Health Problems
  A Couple’s Shared Emotional Experiences Can Affect Smoking Habits
  


• 11-Mar-2009
  STRANGER THAN FICTION: Three Books Take Us Boldly Into Another Dimension Where No Mind Has Gone Before
  Three books from Wiley-Blackwell represent the full spectrum of how science fiction can engage people
  


• 11-Mar-2009
  American Idol After Iraq Links Obama's "Smart Power" with Hollywood Influence Over Hearts and Minds
  Highly original analysis and recommendations on how to shape America's new approach and influence global public opinion
  


• 09-Mar-2009
  Study Tests Reliability of More Accurate Measure of Patient Pain
  A new study successfully established the reliability a newly developed device for assessing pain.
  


• 04-Mar-2009
  Cellulosic biofuel technology will generate low-cost green fuel, says major study
  Research news from Biofuels, Bioproducts & Biorefining
  
  


• 04-Mar-2009
  Novel Veterinary Procedure Detecting Life-Threatening Injuries Touted at Recent Human Surgeons Annual Meeting
  Method That Rapidly Diagnoses Chest Injuries in Dogs Presented to Human Surgeons
  


• 04-Mar-2009
  Politicians Can Use Fear to Manipulate the Public
  Manipulation More Likely with Complex Issues
  


• 04-Mar-2009
  DNA Differences May Influence Risk of Hodgkin Disease
  New analysis found that certain variations in genes that repair DNA can affect a person’s risk of developing Hodgkins
  


• 04-Mar-2009
  Mutation of Certain Gene Influences Women's Views of Preventive Mastectomy
  Study’s findings could help physicians as they discuss test results with women who undergo BRCA gene testing
  


• 04-Mar-2009
  Mortality Risk Greater for Elderly Women Who Nap Daily
  Older women who reported taking daily naps had a significantly greater risk of dying
  


• 03-Mar-2009
  The Onset and Use of Non-medical Drugs in New Zealand
  New research provides useful new information on the extent of drug use for non-medical purposes in New Zealand.
  

February 2009

• 27-Feb-2009
  Do Doodle: Research Shows Doodling Can Help Memory Recall
  Doodling while listening can help with remembering details.
  


• 26-Feb-2009
  New Tuberculosis Blood Test is Useful Tool, if Used with Care
  The Interferon-Y release assays is a new group of blood tests that offer many operational advantages.
  


• 26-Feb-2009
  Frequency of T-cells Determines Severity of Asthma, study finds
  New research from the journal, Respirology.
  


• 26-Feb-2009
  Liver Transplant Recipients with Hepatitis B May Need Lifelong Antiviral Treatment
  Patients who undergo liver transplants for hepatitis B-related liver damage should receive lifelong antiviral treatment
  


• 25-Feb-2009
  Yoga Provides Emotional Benefits to Women with Breast Cancer: Randomized Study Confirms Effects Include Improved Mood and Reduced Fatigue
  Research news from the journal Psycho-Oncology
  


• 25-Feb-2009
  Ethnic Differences Found for Fatty Liver Disease and Insulin Resistance
  New study suggests that the metabolic response to obesity and insulin resistance differs among ethnic groups in the US
  


• 25-Feb-2009
  Liver Tumors Associated with Metabolic Syndrome Differ from Other Tumors
  Liver cancer patients whose only risk factor is metabolic syndrome has distinct forms compared to other liver tumors
  


• 24-Feb-2009
  Researchers Generate Functional Neurons From Somatic Cells
  Potential new source of motor neurons that does not require human eggs or embryos could be an enormous boon to research
  


• 23-Feb-2009
  Patient Knowledge of Health Information Influences Cancer Treatment
  When colorectal cancer patients seek out health information they are more likely to be aware of the latest treatments
  


• 20-Feb-2009
  Food Costs Soar but Healthy Eating still Affordable
  Healthy food is still affordable for the average family, despite the cost of food skyrocketing by 20 per cent since 2000, according to new research.
  


• 18-Feb-2009
  "Suicide by Cop" Phenomenon Occurring in Over a Third of North American Shootings Involving Police
  Journal of Forensic Sciences examines the prevalence of a phenomenon among a large sample of officer-involved shootings
  


• 11-Feb-2009
  Talent Management Essentials Series: Leveraging, Engaging, and Supporting Key Talent in the Present-day Economy
  New series presents innovative and modern organizational tools designed to keep any organization moving forward
  


• 11-Feb-2009
  A Job Today Helps Keep the Doctor Away
  Being without a job costs your health as well as your hip pocket.
  


• 11-Feb-2009
  My Neighbourhood is making Me Sick!
  Neighbourhoods plagued by ‘social incivilities’ affect the mental and physical health of their residents.
  


• 11-Feb-2009
  Fish Oil Alternatives to Farmed Fish Feed May Alleviate Global Seafood Shortage
  Fish oil replacements for farmed fish feeds may help reduce the aquaculture industry’s dependence on wild fisheries.
  


• 10-Feb-2009
  Multiracial Identity Associated with Better Social and Personal Well-Being
  A new study finds students who reported they were from multiple ethnic/racial groups were more engaged at school
  


• 10-Feb-2009
  Adolescents Involved with Music Do Better in School
  Social Class and Ethnicity Affect Music Participation
  


• 09-Feb-2009
  Pregnancy Has No Impact On Breast Cancer, But Can Delay Diagnosis And Treatment
  Pregnancy-associated breast cancers are relatively rare and present dilemma for clinicians
  


• 09-Feb-2009
  Black Women With Uterine Cancers More Likely To Die Than White Patients
  Relatively little progress has been made over the past two decades to narrow this racial difference
  


• 05-Feb-2009
  Fiscal Expansion in China Needed to Buoy World Economy
  A stable exchange rate is necessary for China to effectively engage in fiscal expansion to stimulate the economy.
  


• 05-Feb-2009
  Psychological Impact Found in Adolescents With Kidney Transplants
  Study reveals prevalence of psychiatric conditions among adolescents who undergo transplants
  


• 04-Feb-2009
  Inaugural IEPA Short Film Festival Draws Overwhelming Response
  It wasn’t Cannes, but it was pretty close to it! The inaugural IEPA Film Festival drew an international audience.
  


• 04-Feb-2009
  End-of-life Care at Hospitals Varies for Children With Cancer
  Opioid prescriptions for pediatric cancer patients hospitalized during the last week of life vary greatly among hospital
  


• 03-Feb-2009
  Protein Predicts Liver Cancer Recurrence and After Transplantation
  A new study suggests that Capn4 is associated with liver cancer recurrence and metastasis after liver transplantation
  


• 03-Feb-2009
  Radiofrequency Treatment Better Than Ethanol Injection for Small Liver Tumors
  A new review found radiofrequency ablation (RFA) significantly improves patient survival compared to the standard
  


• 03-Feb-2009
  Help for Liver Transplant Patients With Small-for-Size Syndrome
  A new procedure helped six out of seven patients suffering from small-for-size syndrome after a partial liver transplant
  


• 02-Feb-2009
  Australia Presents High Potential in Rural Health Research
  Rural health research will continue to demonstrate a strong potential with proper nurturing and community support.
  


• 02-Feb-2009
  Study Reviews Health Risks, Economic Burden of Migraine
  A new study reviews the economic burden of migraine in the U.S. and recent clinical findings of the health risks.
  


• 02-Feb-2009
  Controversial Medication May Decrease Spasms for Infants With Epilepsy
  An antiepileptic drug has been shown to be one of the best treatments against a special form of epilepsy in infants
  


• 01-Feb-2009
  Australia at Cutting Edge of Melanoma Treatment
  Australian Dermatologists, Pathologists, Surgeons, and GPs are at the cutting edge of melanoma detection and treatment.
  

January 2009

• 30-Jan-2009
  Sports Technology for Para-athletes: Closing the Gap
  Recent developments in Sports Technology seek to close the gap between able-bodied athletes and para-athletes.
  


• 29-Jan-2009
  Novel Technology Could Produce Biofuel for Around €0.50 a Litre
  Research News from Biofuels, Bioproducts & Biorefining
  


• 29-Jan-2009
  Exercise Underutilized for Chronic Back and Neck Pain
  Studies suggest that individually tailored, supervised exercise programs are associated with minimizing disabilities
  


• 29-Jan-2009
  Exercise Plays Large Role in Recovery from Knee Replacement and the Occurrence of Osteoarthritis
  Two new studies found that exercise may be a factor in recovering from a total knee replacement and knee osteoarthritis
  


• 29-Jan-2009
  Process Found to Play Role in Rheumatoid Arthritis Could Lead to New Treatment
  Bioactive proteins play a major role in the rheumatoid arthritis by contributing to joint and tissue destruction
  


• 29-Jan-2009
  Chondroitin Slows Progression and Relieves Symptoms of Knee Osteoarthritis
  A new study examined the effect of chondroitins 4 and 6 sulfate on osteoarthritis progression and symptoms
  


• 28-Jan-2009
  Wiley-Blackwell Launches New Series of Interdisciplinary Publications
  Wiley-Blackwell announces the online launch of the Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews (WIREs).
  


• 28-Jan-2009
  Adolescents with Unpopular Names More Prone to Committing Crime
  New study examines the relationship between first name popularity in adolescents and tendency to commit crime
  


• 28-Jan-2009
  Physically Fit Kids Do Better in School
  A new study found that physically fit kids scored better on standardized tests than their less fit peers
  


• 28-Jan-2009
  Stem Cells Used to Reverse Paralysis in Animals
  New study found transplantation of stem cells reverses paralysis in laboratory tests
  


• 27-Jan-2009
  Exercise No Danger for Joints: Non-Elite Level Activity Does Not Increase Risk of Osteoarthritis
  Research news from the Journal of Anatomy
  


• 26-Jan-2009
  LAWSUIT!: Reducing the Risk of Product Liability for Manufacturers
  Randall L. Goodden authors a must-have resource for anyone who wants to protect consumers from defective products
  


• 26-Jan-2009
  Common Medication Associated With Cognitive Decline in Elderly
  Study suggests use of certain medications in elderly populations may be associated with cognitive decline
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Acupuncture Stops Headaches, But ‘Faked' Treatments Work Almost As Well
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Stop Traffic Crashes: Switch On the Lights
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Vulnerable Children Fare Well With Relatives
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Clinical Trials: Unfavourable Results Often Go Unpublished
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Preterm Birth: Magnesium Sulphate Cuts Cerebral Palsy
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Body Dysmorphic Disorder: Research on Effective Treatments Still Lacking
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Anakinra for Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Modest Benefit with Some Risk
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Child and Adolescent Obesity: Family-Based Programs Including Behaviour Therapy Can Work
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  School-Based Physical Activity: Has Benefits Even If It Doesn't Help Lose Weight
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Robo-Surgery: As Safe and Capable as a Human Assistant in Key-Hole Gallbladder Removal
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Virtual Reality - Cutting Edge Keyhole Surgeons Training Could Help Meet European Working Time Directives
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Political Variables Do Not Improve the Performance of Trading Rules
  A new study provides empirical evidence on the Democratic premium and the presidential cycle effect
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Study Examines Risk Factors For Cancer in Unaffected Breast of Breast Cancer Patients
  New study identifies patient and tumor characteristics that may help indicate beneficial preventive surgery
  


• 21-Jan-2009
  Measles Virus May Be Effective Prostate Cancer Treatment
  Measles virus vaccine derivatives may prove to be an effective treatment for patients with advanced prostate cancer
  


• 19-Jan-2009
  Technology Improves Treatment Options for Drug Users
  Drug and Alcohol Review has released a special issue on the use of new technologies in the treatment of drug problems.
  


• 15-Jan-2009
  Respirology journal studies trends in bushfire air pollutants
  The journal Respirology ran an article in its recent issue on the daily trends in bushfire air pollutants.
  


• 15-Jan-2009
  Honouring Chemistry Excellence with the Wiley-CST Award for Outstanding Publication
  2 outstanding young Thai chemists were awarded the Wiley-CST Award for Outstanding Publication 2008 today.
  


• 14-Jan-2009
  Website Design Affects How Children Process Information
  Age Regulates Ability to Navigate and Understand the Web
  


• 14-Jan-2009
  Economic Status Affects Obesity Rates in Mexican-American and White Women
  Poverty in Childhood Raises Risk for Obesity in Later Life
  


• 14-Jan-2009
  Study Uses Bone Marrow Stem Cells to Regenerate Skin
  New study suggests that adult bone marrow stem cells can be used in the construction of artificial skin.
  


• 13-Jan-2009
  Hospital Diabetes Care Standards Not Met by U.S. Academic Medical Centers
  Study Finds Opportunity to Improve Hospital Glycemic Control
  


• 12-Jan-2009
  Treatment May Need to Be Modified for Elderly Brain Cancer Patients
  Glioblastoma for a majority of the brain tumors seen in patients 65 years or older.
  


• 12-Jan-2009
  Study Examines Burden of Diabetes on U.S. Hospitals
  A new study the extent of hospital admissions for individuals with diabetes and its economic burden in the U.S.
  


• 08-Jan-2009
  Hepatitis C May Increase Pancreatic Cancer Risk
  New study shows that infection with hepatitis C virus increases risk for a highly fatal cancer of the biliary tree
  


• 08-Jan-2009
  Fatty Liver Disease Medication May Have No Effect
  Orlistat, a commonly prescribed inhibitor of fat absorption, does not help patients with fatty liver disease
  


• 08-Jan-2009
  Transplanted Fatty Livers Associated with Worse Prognosis for Patients with HCV
  A new study suggests that patients with hepatitis C (HCV) who need a liver transplant should not receive an organ with high levels of fatty deposits
  


• 08-Jan-2009
  Ahead of the Games: Test Will Catch Sports Cheats on New Endurance Drugs
  Research News from the journal Drug Testing and Analysis
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Greater Quadriceps Strength May Benefit Those with Knee Osteoarthritis
  Studies on the influence of quadriceps strength on knee osteoarthritis have shown conflicting results
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Novel Drugs Selectively Target Pathway Important In Rheumatoid Arthritis
  Methotrexate is the most widely used disease-modifying antirheumatic drug for rheumatoid arthritis
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  War on Terrorism: Political Ideal or Profitable Idea?
  Its not the acts of terrorism that most matter in the post-9/11 world, it’s what we are told to think about these acts.
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Angina: New Drug Gets Right to the Heart of the Problem
  Research news from the British Journal of Pharmacology.
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Absence of CLP Protein Can Be Indicative of Oral Cancer
  New article from the Journal of Prosthodontics shows absence of protien may indicate oral cancer
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  China's Food Economy Benefits Small, Poor Farmers
  Horticultural economy vulnerable to food safety problems
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Director Experience with Acquisitions Improves Firm Performance
  A new study in Strategic Management Journal examines role of outside directors' experience
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Risk Management Critical to Corporate Strategy
  Distinguished MIT panel discuss contribution of risk management to corporate growth and value
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Studies Examine Genetic Determinants of ADHD
  Comprehensive overview of the latest progress in genetic research of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Health Care Providers and Patients Differ On Views of Knee Replacement
  Study finds total knee replacement (TKR) is a common treatment for osteoarthritis
  


• 07-Jan-2009
  Adolescents With Arthritis Need More Information When Transitioning to Adult Care
  A new study examined the extent to which adolescents with arthritis receive transition services
  


• 05-Jan-2009
  More Men Die from COPD Compared to Women
  Men across the Asia-Pacific region have consistently higher mortality and hospitalization rates for COPD.
  


• 05-Jan-2009
  JIPB editor Professor Jianhua Zhang named One of Five Crop Researchers who Could Change the World
  Handling editor of the Journal of Integrative Plant Biology, Professor Jianhua Zhang, was mentioned in a recent article.
  

December 2008

• 22-Dec-2008
  Low-Fare Carriers Still Not Enough Competition for Major Airlines across the Tasman
  The entry of low-fare carriers into the trans-Tasman routes do not threaten incumbent airlines.
  


• 17-Dec-2008
  Cap and Trade Policies Limiting CO2 Can Increase Value of Some Electricity Generating Firms
  Granting Free Allowances To Compensate Firms Can Be Costly
  


• 17-Dec-2008
  Fast Food Meals Are Smaller, Have Fewer Calories Than Food Served at Restaurants
  Both Have More Calories Than Meals Prepared at Home
  


• 17-Dec-2008
  Women Prefer Prestige Over Dominance in Mates
  Dominance Preferred Only Among Male-Male Competitions
  


• 17-Dec-2008
  Narrative Entertainment Programming Can Lead to Persuasive Outcomes
  Article Proposes Theoretical Framework to Explain Persuasive Effects of Entertainment-Education Content
  


• 11-Dec-2008
  Can Women Truly Have it All? Balancing Life & Work in the 21st Century
  Despite the great strides women have made in the workplace over the past 30 years very few make it to the top.
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Advertising Child's Play
  Children on their way to school are 5 times more likely to see ads for unhealthy foods than healthy ones.
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Australia and New Zealand cause Pacific Island Health Worker Crisis
  Australia and New Zealand are contributing to the health worker crisis throughout the Pacific Islands.
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Asthma: Commonly Used Medication Shows No Clear Benefits in Children
  Research news from the journal Evidence-Based Child Health
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Surface-Level Ozone Pollution Set to Reduce Tree Growth 10% by 2100
  Meta-Analysis of Decades of Experimental Evidence Highlights Worrying Trend
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Women Who Are Perceived As Confident in Job Interviews Also Seen as Lacking Social Skills
  Modest Candidates Viewed as More Likeable but Less Competent
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Experiences of Rape Unique to Rwandan Women Survivors of Genocide
  Rwandan Genocide Most Prevelant Example
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Poor Sleep Quality Linked to Postpartum Depression
  Nearly Fifty Percent of Indigent Mothers Affected
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Oral Cancer Patients Could Be Diagnosed Earlier
  Article Provides Clinical Imperative for Prosthodontists to Change the Paradigm by Which They Practice
  


• 10-Dec-2008
  Crustaceans May Play Important Role in Future Cancer Research
  A new study suggests that decapod crustaceans may play role in cancer research
  


• 09-Dec-2008
  The Australia 2020 Summit - A New Form of Democracy?
  During his first weeks in office, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd called for a national summit in Canberra on the 19^th- 20^th April 2008 to explore the challenges facing the nation up to 2020.
  


• 04-Dec-2008
  Fat: Examining the Socio-Cultural Meaning of Obesity
  Fat has historically been a national problem across every age and social paradigm.
  


• 03-Dec-2008
  Respirology Editor Honored for Work in Respiratory Medicine
  Professor Philip Thompson Wins Inaugural Asia Pacific Society of Respirology (ASPR) Society Medal.
  


• 03-Dec-2008
  Stereotypes, Bias, and Personnel Decisions
  Two Articles Explore Complexity of Stereotyping and Workplace Discrimination
  


• 03-Dec-2008
  Infants Participate in Complex Interactions with Their Parents
  More Advanced “Triangular Capacities” Among Infants of Families with Better Co-parental Adjustment
  


• 03-Dec-2008
  Juries Not As Racially Diverse As the Communities from Which They Are Drawn
  A new review of the literature in the journal Social Issues and Policy Review
  


• 03-Dec-2008
  Monetary Aggregates Play Little Role in the Conduct of Monetary Policy
  Examines the leading arguments for assigning an important role to tracking the growth of monetary aggregates
  


• 02-Dec-2008
  Seriousness of Animal Bites Under-Recognised in Australia
  One in two Australians are bitten by an animal at least once in their lifetime and 2% are bitten each year.
  


• 02-Dec-2008
  Nurse Practitioners an Underestimated Addition to the Emergency Care Team, new study finds
  Nurse practitioners (NP) are an underestimated addition to the emergency care team.
  


• 02-Dec-2008
  Researchers Use Sun Cycle to Predict Rainfall Fluctuations
  The sun’s magnetic field may have a significant impact on weather and climatic parameters in countries like Australia.
  


• 01-Dec-2008
  The Aftershock of Katrina: Racism and Its Denial
  Election Campaign Releases Skeletons from the Closet
  

November 2008

• 28-Nov-2008
  China's Energy Demand Increases Global Pressure to Seek Out New Sources
  China’s escalating energy consumption has led to mounting global pressure to seek potential energy supplies elsewhere.
  


• 26-Nov-2008
  Climate Change Wiped Out Cave Bears 13 Millennia Earlier Than Thought
  Enormous cave bears died out 27,800 years ago, around 13 millennia earlier than was previously believed
  


• 25-Nov-2008
  Mineral Oil Contamination in Humans: A Health Problem?
  It's not been proven that mineral oil, the largest contaminant in our bodies, can be tolerated without health concerns.
  


• 24-Nov-2008
  Mothers' Mental Games Increase Depressive Symptoms In Daughters
  Boys Were Not Affected
  


• 24-Nov-2008
  Single Mothers Spend Less Time with their Children than Married Mothers
  Similar education and employment status could eliminate the difference
  


• 21-Nov-2008
  Has Religion Become the Laughing Stock of the Elite?
  Restoring the Potential Benefits of Faith to a Disallusioned Public
  


• 21-Nov-2008
  Creativity and the Brain
  The Link Between Art and Science
  


• 20-Nov-2008
  Higher Protein Meals Help Keep the Fat Away
  A low kilojoule diet made up of higher protein meals improves the ability to burn fat among overweight and obese people.
  


• 20-Nov-2008
  Certain Skills Are Predictors of Reading Ability in Young Children
  Measures of Phonological Awareness Distinguished Reading-Disabled Children in Pre-K and Pre-1
  


• 20-Nov-2008
  Employees Who Are Sexually Harassed Experience Less Job Satisfaction and Lower Job Performance
  Employees who were harassed report lower levels of job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and job performance
  


• 20-Nov-2008
  Underwater Stock Options Drive Top Executives Turnover
  Voluntary Turnover Likely When Stocks Fall “Out of the Money”
  


• 20-Nov-2008
  Racialized Communication Met with Silence in the Classroom
  White privilege enables racially laden communication that regenerates the social exclusion of American Indian students
  


• 20-Nov-2008
  Racialized Communication Met with Silence in the Classroom
  White privilege enables racially laden communication that regenerates the social exclusion of American Indian students
  


• 20-Nov-2008
  Employee Engagement Dependent Upon Conditions Created By Employer
  Employees will feel – and act - engaged when their employer creates conditions that permit them to do so.
  


• 12-Nov-2008
  Certain Types of Thinking Are Best Suited To Certain Types of Problem-Solving
  Geometry Problems Best Solved Using Combination of Verbal and Spatial Strategies
  


• 12-Nov-2008
  The Mixed Legacies of Ronald Reagan
  Article Assesses Reagan’s Presidency Under Eight Headings of Public Concern
  


• 12-Nov-2008
  Regulation of Tobacco Products Favors Big Tobacco, Makes U.S. Farms Less Stable
  FDA proposal fails to address suffering of migrant workers, prevalence of smoking, or outsourcing of leaf production
  


• 12-Nov-2008
  Sweepstakes are for the Lucky, Not Every Customer
  Researchers investigate the question of who the best prospects are for “lucky draw.”
  


• 12-Nov-2008
  Mandatory HPV Vaccination Is Unwarranted and Unwise
  Article Explores How Mandate Does Not Represent Public Health Necessity
  


• 05-Nov-2008
  U.S. Executive Branch Drives Foreign Policy
  Policies Engaged in by the United States Tend to Be Reciprocal in Nature
  


• 05-Nov-2008
  Serial Cohabiters Less Likely Than Others to Marry
  Divorce Rates High For Those Who Do Marry
  


• 05-Nov-2008
  Teacher Qualifications More Equally Distributed Across New York City Public Schools
  A new study explores how recent changes in laws and lower-cost routes into teaching affect who teaches and where.
  


• 05-Nov-2008
  Family Problems Affect African-American Children more than other Races
  Internalization or externalization of problems depends not on gender but on what is happening within their families.
  

October 2008

• 31-Oct-2008
  Bacteria Manage Perfume Oil Production From Grass
  Scientists have found bacteria in the root of a tropical grass whose oils have been used in the cosmetic industry.
  


• 30-Oct-2008
  Powered By Olive Stones? Turning Waste Stones Into Fuel
  Research news from the Journal of Chemical Technology & Biotechnology
  


• 30-Oct-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell and Pittcon Launch New Webinar Series
  Wiley-Blackwell and Pittcon will combine their information resources to produce four webinars in 2008-2009
  


• 30-Oct-2008
  Optimal Dose of Vitamin E Maximizes Benefits, Minimizes Risk
  Excess vitamin E can promote bleeding by interfering with vitamin K. Maret Traber reviews some possible explanations.
  


• 30-Oct-2008
  Political Spin and the Packaging of Terrorism
  Media rhetoric and its influence
  


• 29-Oct-2008
  Abducted Children: Conventional Photos Alone Don't Aid The Search
  Research News from the journal Applied Cognitive Psychology
  


• 29-Oct-2008
  Israelis Have Abandoned Belief of Peacefully Integrating Into the Middle East
  Article Explores Israel’s Desire to Escape from “The Middle Eastern Muck”
  


• 29-Oct-2008
  Homosexual Men Have Significantly Lower Personal Incomes than Heterosexual Individuals
  Homosexual Women Have Higher Incomes Than Straight Women
  


• 29-Oct-2008
  Households Significantly Reduce Electricity Use When Prices Rise
  Energy Use Returns to Previous Levels When Prices Are Lowered
  


• 29-Oct-2008
  Gender Affects Perceptions of Infidelity
  Men More Upset By Sexual Infidelity, Women By Emotional
  


• 28-Oct-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell To Publish the Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry
  Wiley-Blackwell will assume publishing responsibilities on behalf of Heterocorporation.
  


• 23-Oct-2008
  Global Cooperation Crucial to Balance Costs of Climate Change and Mitigation
  The problem of climate change policies requires a global effort to develop a position that strikes a good balance.
  


• 23-Oct-2008
  Green Practices: When Do Corporations Respond To Stakeholders' Pressure?
  Researchers explain when external stakeholders can influence organizations to adopt greener management practices
  


• 23-Oct-2008
  Community-based Organizations Link Uninsured with Potential Providers
  Article Provides First Look at “Local Access to Care Programs”
  


• 23-Oct-2008
  Racialization of Drugs Mobilizes Prior Conceptions of Identity
  Article Extends Cultural Analysis of Pharmaceuticals Beyond Marketing and Efficacy
  


• 23-Oct-2008
  Civic Education Conducive To A More Democratic America
  Article Calls for “Rational Social Hope” As An Alternative to Utopianism or Cynicism
  


• 23-Oct-2008
  UK Teen Suicide Rates on the Decline
  Research news from The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
  


• 22-Oct-2008
  Digesting the Termite Digestome - A Way to Make Biofuels?
  Research news from the journal Biofuels, Bioproducts & Biorefining
  


• 22-Oct-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Announces New Publishing Partnership with the National Association for Healthcare Quality
  Wiley-Blackwell to publish the Journal for Healthcare Quality, the award-winning peer-reviewed journal of NAHQ.
  


• 22-Oct-2008
  Yale Journal Finds Nanomaterials May Have Large Environmental Footprint
  Environmental gains derived from the use of nanomaterials may be offset in part by the process used to manufacture them.
  


• 21-Oct-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Journals to Benefit from COPE Membership
  Publishing ethics are an integral part of the editorial agenda
  


• 17-Oct-2008
  Healthy Foods more Expensive than Junk Foods
  Healthy foods are rising in price faster than their less healthy alternatives.
  


• 17-Oct-2008
  Poor Delay Visits to Dentist
  People on low incomes are more likely to put off visits to the dentist.
  


• 17-Oct-2008
  Mortality Inequality Continues into Old Age
  Gaps in mortality between ethnic groups in New Zealand continue into old age.
  


• 17-Oct-2008
  Opening a can of worms: serendipitous discovery reveals earthworms more diverse than first thought
  Scientists have found that the UK’s common or garden earthworms are far more diverse than previously thought.
  


• 15-Oct-2008
  School Voucher Adoption Affected By Political Decision-Making
  Success in introducing vouchers is highly correlated with these governments’ political institutions and traditions.
  


• 15-Oct-2008
  Providing In-State Tuition to Undocumented Immigrants Increases College Enrollment
  Providing tuition subsidy increased the college enrollment and educational attainment of young non-citizen Mexicans.
  


• 15-Oct-2008
  Entrepreneurial Activity Affected by Degree of States' Economic Freedom
  Relationship Varies With Type of Service Provided
  


• 10-Oct-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Announces Launch of Asia-Pacific Psychiatry
  Wiley-Blackwell will publish a new psychiatry journal- Asia-Pacific Psychiatry- focused on Asia and Pacific Rim region.
  


• 09-Oct-2008
  Bad Breath? Mouthrinses Work, But Some Cause Temporary Staining
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 09-Oct-2008
  Probiotic Bacteria Don't Make Eczema Better - And May Have Side Effects
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 09-Oct-2008
  St. John's Wort Relieves Symptoms of Major Depression
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 09-Oct-2008
  Formoterol For Asthma: Evidence of Serious Adverse Effects
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 09-Oct-2008
  Belt and braces approach may prevent Deep Vein Thromboses (DVT)
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 09-Oct-2008
  Early Breast Cancer: LHRH Agonists Show Considerable Promise
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 09-Oct-2008
  Can Stem Cells Heal Damaged Hearts? No Easy Answers, But Some Signs of Hope
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 09-Oct-2008
  Contracting Pelvic Floor Muscles Prevents Urine Leakage Before and After Pregnancy
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Oct-2008
  Pollution From Livestock Farming Affects Infant Health
  A new study finds that pollution from livestock facilities is associated with an increase in infant mortality
  


• 08-Oct-2008
  Many Children Attribute White Male Monopoly on White House to Discrimination
  Many children attribute the lack of female, African American, and Latino presidents to gender and racial discrimination
  


• 08-Oct-2008
  Burn Treatment Cream May Delay Healing
  News from The Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Oct-2008
  Honey Helps To Heal Wounds
  News From The Cochrane Library
  


• 08-Oct-2008
  Negative Words in Financial Press Predict Low Firm Earnings
  When many of the words in a financial news article are negative, the firm’s stock market price subsequently falls.
  


• 03-Oct-2008
  New Research: Breast Cancer Surgery that Reduces Risk and Improves Cosmetic Appearance
  A novel endoscopic-assisted technique for skin-sparing mastectomy with immediate breast reconstruction can successfully
  


• 02-Oct-2008
  Specialty Hospitals Not More Cost-Efficient than Full-Service Hospitals
  Specialty hospitals are no more cost-efficient than the full-service hospitals with whom they compete.
  


• 02-Oct-2008
  Elite Opinion Leaders Greatly Vary in Their Foreign Policy Beliefs
  Article Identifies Nine Different Foreign Policy Orientations
  


• 02-Oct-2008
  Consumer Benefits Differ for Changing Product Sizes in a Specialty Coffee Market
  Firms may make a small version of its product “too small” in order to increase profits from the larger version.
  


• 02-Oct-2008
  Presence of Safety Measures Affects People's Trust in the Safety of Tourist Destinations
  Absence of Safety Conditions Has Less Impact on Distrust
  


• 02-Oct-2008
  Study Shows How Civil War Refugees Cope With the Unknown
  Study Examines Experiences of Sudanese Refugees
  


• 02-Oct-2008
  Bullying Common in Cyberspace
  Online Bullying Experiences Increase Social Anxiety and Distress Among Teens
  

September 2008

• 30-Sep-2008
  The Prince of Wales Outlines Concerns About Climate Change in Interview
  Interview from Weather, the magazine of the Royal Meteorological Society.
  


• 29-Sep-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish British Journal of Pharmacology
  


• 25-Sep-2008
  Government Involvement in the Economy Increases Ethnic Rebellion
  Ethnic violence rarer in countries where free market dominates than in those where state plays greater economic role
  


• 25-Sep-2008
  Crime Definition and Control Are Central to the Transnational Condition
  Article Uses Criminology Perspective to Enhance the Study of the Global System
  


• 25-Sep-2008
  Hospital Patients are Discharged Earlier on Busier Days
  A new study suggests that patients are discharged earlier than expected on days when hospitals face highest demand.
  


• 25-Sep-2008
  Brand Attitudes Improve When Product Is Paired with Favorable Actor
  Evaluation of Brand Decreases When Paired With a Negatively Viewed Actor
  


• 25-Sep-2008
  Risky Behaviors on TV May be Modeled by Inexperienced Viewers
  Inexperienced viewers are more likely to mimic unsafe behavior on TV, regardless of the consequences displayed
  


• 25-Sep-2008
  New Recommendations for Better Corporate Portfolio Management
  Distinguished Panel Explores Obstacles and Best Practices
  


• 22-Sep-2008
  Smarter Policies Needed to Drive Environmental Compliance
  Trucking companies are not legally obligated to use best pollution control technologies. Coupled with weak social scrutiny, environmental consciousness is limited in the industry.
  


• 22-Sep-2008
  Full Suspension Fork Developed for Extreme Freeride Mountain Biking
  A new front suspension system in the extreme category of free-ride mountain biking has been developed to complement the
  


• 22-Sep-2008
  Can Women Have it All? Balancing Life and Work in the 21st Century
  Groundbreaking book explores how powerful women combine work and family despite society’s message that they must choose.
  


• 22-Sep-2008
  HAPPINESS: Unlocking the Mysteries of Psychological Wealth
  Renowned mood experts Ed Diener and Robert Biswas-Diener explain how we should work towards happiness.
  


• 22-Sep-2008
  From the Playground to the Board Room, Guiding Your Children to Meet Life's Challenges
  Raising Them to Be Social Activists
  


• 18-Sep-2008
  More Than Skin Deep: There's No Such Thing As A ‘Safe' Suntan, Researchers Warn
  There may be no such thing as a ‘safe’ tan based on ultraviolet radiation.
  


• 17-Sep-2008
  Cold and Lonely: Does Social Exclusion Literally Feel Cold?
  Recent studies suggest that there is a psychological basis for linking cold with feelings of social isolation.
  


• 17-Sep-2008
  Political Views Affect Firms' Corporate Social Responsibility
  Firms in Democratic states tend to have a higher corporate social responsibility rating than those in Republican ones.
  


• 17-Sep-2008
  Top-Selling Prescription Drug Mismarketed to Women
  Study Provides Evidence that Statins in Lipitor Show Significant Benefits for Men Only
  


• 17-Sep-2008
  Fixed Costs Determine Structure of the Supermarket Industry
  Small Number of Firms Capture Majority of Sales, Regardless of Market Size
  


• 15-Sep-2008
  Obesity highest in children from lower income areas
  Children from lower socioeconomic areas are more likely to be overweight or obese than chidren from wealthier areas
  


• 04-Sep-2008
  Social Psychology Can Be Used to Understand Nuclear Restraint
  Article Explores Case of Japan’s Nonproliferation
  


• 04-Sep-2008
  Designing Solutions for Problems of "Predatory Lending" First Requires Understanding When It Exists
  Term Should Not Be Used Universally to Identify All Consumer Loan Problems
  


• 04-Sep-2008
  Various Interrelated Factors Contribute to Conflict in Colombia
  Study Provides New Insights into Violence and Civil Conflict
  


• 04-Sep-2008
  CEOs Hired From Outside A Firm are More Likely to Be Dismissed
  Composition of Nominating Committee, Hiring From the Inside Key to Successful CEO Decision Making
  


• 04-Sep-2008
  Firms with High Analyst Coverage Engage in Excessive External Financing & Capital Spending
  Study explores the influence of abnormal analyst coverage on external corporate fundraising.
  


• 04-Sep-2008
  Both Child Safety Seats and Lap-and-Shoulder Seat Belts Effective in Preventing Serious Injury for Children
  Study reveals that lap-and-shoulder seat belts perform as well as child safety seats in preventing serious injury.
  


• 01-Sep-2008
  Why Strawberry Jam is More Regulated than Cigarettes
  An invited editorial to be published in Respirology explores the issue of unregulated cigarette smoke.
  

August 2008

• 29-Aug-2008
  Australia's Water Crisis - Spotlight on the Challenges in Water Management Issues
  Geographical Research has launched a special themed issue spotlighting the water crisis in Australia.
  


• 27-Aug-2008
  Olive Leaf Extract Can Help Tackle High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol
  Research news from the journal Phytotherapy Research
  


• 27-Aug-2008
  Framing Technique Can Be Used As a Public Relations Strategy in Cases of Sexual Assault
  Article Explores Framed Messages in the Duke University Lacrosse Case
  


• 27-Aug-2008
  Parents Can Play An Active Role in the Identity Formation of Their Adolescent Children
  A new article reveals that parents play concerned, involved, and reflective roles in their children’s identity formation
  


• 27-Aug-2008
  Economic and Social Disadvantage Can Affect Young Citizens' Voter Turnout
  Hardships Affect Different Racial Groups Distinctly
  


• 27-Aug-2008
  Campus Diversity Important Predictor of Interracial Friendships
  Campus racial diversity predicts diversity in future friendships, and it’s generally higher for minorities than whites.
  


• 27-Aug-2008
  Employee Satisfaction Dependent on More Than Relative Pay
  Income Rank Better Predicts Well-being with Workplace
  


• 20-Aug-2008
  Oetzi the Iceman Dressed Like a Herdsman
  A famous Neolithic Iceman is dressed in clothes made from sheep and cattle hair, a new study shows.
  


• 14-Aug-2008
  Young Children's "Theory of Mind" Linked to Subsequent Metacognitive Development in Adolescence
  Metamemory in Childhood Can Predict Academic Performance
  


• 14-Aug-2008
  Family-Based Brand Identity Influences Customers' Purchasing Decisions
  A new study shows that promoting a business as a “family” business positively influences customer purchasing decisions.
  


• 14-Aug-2008
  Increased Campaign Spending Improves Citizen Participation in State Supreme Court Elections
  A new study reveals that increased campaign spending improves citizen participation in State Supreme Court elections.
  


• 13-Aug-2008
  Beijing Olympics an Opportunity for China to Realign Tourist Industry
  The Beijing Olympic Games presents China with a valuable opportunity to re-align and boost its thriving tourism industry
  


• 13-Aug-2008
  Perceived Level of Intimacy Within a Relationship Predicts Relational Uncertainty
  Fluctuations in perceptions of relationships are meaningful aspects of non-marital romantic relationships.
  


• 12-Aug-2008
  Scientists Call for Trial of "Hen Harrier Ceiling"
  Scientists call for a ceiling on hen harrier numbers to end conflict between conservationists and grouse managers.
  


• 07-Aug-2008
  No-nose Bicycle Saddles Improve Penile Sensation and Erectile Function in Bicycling Police Officers
  A new study examines if no-nose bike seats would be effective in alleviating the harm caused by using a traditional seat
  


• 06-Aug-2008
  Wheezing After Early-Life Antibiotics: Blame the Underlying Chest Infection More Than the Antibiotics
  Research News from the Journal Clinical & Experimental Allergy
  


• 06-Aug-2008
  A Problem with Alcohol? Me? Not likely!
  A study has analyzed the characteristics of young people in treatment for alcohol abuse.
  


• 06-Aug-2008
  Parents Call for Ban on Advertising of Unhealthy Foods
  Findings show parents are becoming increasingly concerned about food advertising techniques used to target children.
  


• 06-Aug-2008
  Individual Personal Ties Strengthen Teams' Overall Creativity
  A new article explores how creative ideas develop and spread among a team, increasing its ability to think creatively.
  


• 06-Aug-2008
  Gender Stereotypes Contradicted When Negotiating
  A new study reveals that when trying to make a good impression, people may behave in ways counter to gender stereotypes.
  

July 2008

• 31-Jul-2008
  Gasoline Stations Set Prices to Match a Small Number of Other Stations
  Matched Stations are Not Necessarily the Closest
  


• 31-Jul-2008
  Biological Fathers Not Necessarily the Best, Social Dads Parent Well too
  Men who marry a child’s mother parent just as well, if not better than biological fathers
  


• 31-Jul-2008
  Factors that Influence Whether People Define Unwelcome Sexual Joking in the Workplace as Harassment
  Legal Information, Gender, Personal Beliefs, Education Affect Sexual Harassment Classification
  


• 29-Jul-2008
  Alcohol is Associated with Risk of Perennial Allergic Rhinitis
  Research News from the Journal Clinical & Experimental Allergy
  


• 28-Jul-2008
  Austral Ecology Examines Tropical Cyclones
  Austral Ecology has launched a special issue spotlighting tropical cyclone and northern Australian ecosystems.
  


• 28-Jul-2008
  Hip Bone Density Helps Predict Breast Cancer Risk
  Bone density provides information that may help more accurately determine the risk of developing breast cancer.
  


• 28-Jul-2008
  Prostate Cancer Patients Undergoing Hormone Therapy May Experience Cognitive Effects
  Hormone deprivation therapy, a used for prostate cancer, may have subtle adverse effects on cognition in patients.
  


• 25-Jul-2008
  Women's Access to Credit Affects Efficiency in Rural Households
  Rural households in which women are not able to meet their needs for capital do not produce as much as they could.
  


• 25-Jul-2008
  Colonial Heritage Metaphors Used In U.S. Military Conflicts
  Article Explores Interpretation of “Indian Country” in Contemporary Perspective
  


• 25-Jul-2008
  Wealth Does Not Dictate Concern for the Environment
  Citizens of poorer nations are just as concerned about environmental quality as their counterparts in rich nations.
  


• 24-Jul-2008
  Age-Old Money Matters: Positivity in older adults leads to balanced investments
  “Sunk –cost fallacy” is likely to seduce young adults, while older investors maintain a more balanced fiscal perspective
  


• 24-Jul-2008
  Overweight Elderly Americans Contribute to Financial Burdens of the U.S. Healthcare System
  Extra Medicare costs associated with overweight elderly people could place a significant financial burden on taxpayers.
  


• 21-Jul-2008
  Obstetricians Often Overlook Alcohol Consumption in Pregnancy
  One in every two pregnant Australian woman still consume alcohol during pregnancy, according to a recent study.
  


• 18-Jul-2008
  Bosentan Improves Quality of Life for Patients with Pulmonary Hypertension
  Studies have shown that bosentan therapy greatly improves the quality of life for patients with pulmonary hypertension.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Regular salmeterol for asthma: more evidence of long-term problems
  People with asthma who regularly use salmeterol are at a greater risk of non-fatal serious adverse events.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Foot pain: custom-made insoles offer relief
  Custom-made insoles known as foot orthoses can reduce foot pain.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  After ankle surgery: mobilise with care
  People recover faster after surgery for ankle fracture if they are given a cast or splint that can be removed.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Childhood diarrhoea: treat with zinc over six months of age
  Zinc supplementation benefits children suffering from diarrhoea in developing countries.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Combating urinary schistosomiasis: both metrifonate and praziquantel can be used
  In 2000 the World Health Organization (WHO) stopped recommending metrifonate for treating urinary schistosomiasis
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Type 2 diabetes: culturally tailored education can improve blood sugar control
  Culturally tailored education can improve blood sugar control for people with type 2 diabetes.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Can diet alone control type 2 diabetes? No evidence yet
  There is no indication whether dietary advice alone can prevent the disease.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Chronic fatigue patients benefit from cognitive behaviour therapy
  Cognitive behaviour therapy is effective in treating the symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Caesarean section - no consensus on best technique
  Despite the routine delivery of babies by caesarean section, there is no consensus on the best operating method.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Removing ovaries during hysterectomy: effects remain unknown
  During hysterectomy operations, surgeons often remove a woman’s ovaries as well as her uterus
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Placenta removal - a safer method after Caesareans
  A systematic review by Cochrane Researchers shows that cord traction poses less risk to the mother than manual removal.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Amniotic fluid measurements: Single deepest pocket is best test of foetus at risk
  The single deepest vertical pocket (SDVP) technique is better than the commonly used amniotic fluid index (AFI) method.
  


• 16-Jul-2008
  Forensic Patients with Tattoos More Likely to have Antisocial Personality Disorder
  Research news from the journal Personality and Mental Health
  


• 15-Jul-2008
  Focused Internet Services Provide Better Support to Breast Cancer Patients
  General Internet Alone Offers Little Benefit
  


• 14-Jul-2008
  Wiley Fosters Excellence in Chemistry Research with Annual "Young Chemist Award"
  Three outstanding researchers have been selected as the recipients of the fifth annual "Young Chemist Award".
  


• 14-Jul-2008
  New research: Diet and nutrient intake of Indigenous Australians poor
  Indigenous Australians fall short of national fruit and vegetable recommendations.
  


• 14-Jul-2008
  Carbon Nanotubes heralded as ideal candidates for next generation Nanoelectronics
  Carbon nanotubes and the intramolecular junctions have been hailed as the the next generation of Nanoelectronics.
  


• 09-Jul-2008
  Money Makes the Heart Grow Less Fond…but More Hardworking
  Besides a device for gaining wealth, money is a factor in personal performance, relations and helping behavior.
  


• 09-Jul-2008
  Gender, Time of Day Affect Response to Vaccination
  Men Vaccinated in the Morning Showed Strongest Response to Both Hepatitis and Influenza
  


• 09-Jul-2008
  Verbally Aggressive Mothers Direct Their Children's Behavior
  Verbally aggressive mothers control their children’s activities with words, but also via negative touch and directives.
  


• 08-Jul-2008
  Leading Worldwide Cause of Cardiovascular Disease May Be Modified by Diet
  Potassium, Other Minerals Shown to Reduce Blood Pressure
  


• 01-Jul-2008
  Ski Faster with Camera-less Fusion Motion Capture
  Professional skiers can now learn how to ski faster with the aid of a new system- Fusion Motion Capture (FMC).
  


• 01-Jul-2008
  Eating Junk While Pregnant Can Harm Your Baby
  New research published in The Journal of Physiology suggests poor diet may cause irreversible damage in offspring.
  

June 2008

• 30-Jun-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell's Asia-Pacific Journals Achieve Substantial Boost
  A significant number of Wiley-Blackwell's Asia-Pacific journals have been included in the Thomson ISI® Web of Science.
  


• 30-Jun-2008
  Researchers Unable to Agree on Predictors of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders
  Studies exploring potential predictors of post-traumatic stress disorder following major trauma have varied conclusions.
  


• 30-Jun-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Renews Publishing Partnership with the Physiological Society
  Wiley-Blackwell today announced renewal of its publishing relationship with the Physiological Society.
  


• 26-Jun-2008
  Higher Coffee Consumption Associated with Lower Liver Cancer Risk
  Study also found higher levels of GGT associated with an increased risk of developing the disease.
  


• 26-Jun-2008
  Study Finds Safer, More Efficient Medication for Hepatitis B Treatment
  Patients had a better virological response after switching to entecavir for a year.
  


• 25-Jun-2008
  Gender and Demographic Differences Are Poor Predictors of Juror Satisfaction
  A new study explores the impact of gender, demographic differences, and emotion on the experience of jury deliberation.
  


• 25-Jun-2008
  Poor and Uninsured Patients More Likely to Experience Racial Discrimination
  A new study examines the impact of poor, uninsured patients’ race in terms of reporting racism in their healthcare.
  


• 25-Jun-2008
  Managing Incidental Findings in Human Subjects Research
  Article Offers First Major Consensus Recommendations for IFs
  


• 25-Jun-2008
  Implicit Political Attitudes Can Predict Future Voting Behavior
  A new study reveals that ‘undecided’ voters’ decisions are highly influenced by their automatic mental associations.
  


• 24-Jun-2008
  "Directed Thinking" Increases Time Spent Exercising
  A new study shows how “directed thinking” led to an increase in exercise and fitness in sedentary college students.
  


• 24-Jun-2008
  Firm Location Determines Equity Issuance
  A new study reveals that firms in rural areas are less likely to issue equity than firms in urban areas.
  


• 24-Jun-2008
  Governors with Greater Institutional and Personal Powers More Active in Foreign Relations
  A new study reveals governors with greater support and power are likelier to participate in foreign relations.
  


• 24-Jun-2008
  Individual Trading Positively Related to Future Returns
  A new study reveals that individual trading is positively associated with future short-horizon returns.
  


• 24-Jun-2008
  Assessing Domestic Violence In Child Custody Disputes Seen As Critical For Courts To Assure Safety In Parenting Plans
  A new article addresses the need for a new approach to parenting plans after separation when domestic abuse is alleged.
  


• 24-Jun-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell's Portfolio Now Includes over 900 Journals with Impact Factors
  Company displayed a dramatic increase in their journal impact factors across the majority of subject areas
  


• 23-Jun-2008
  Religious Beliefs Significantly Tied to National Political Participation
  New study finds religious beliefs play a bigger role than church attendance or traditions in political participation.
  


• 20-Jun-2008
  Birds Migrate Earlier, But Some May Be Left Behind As The Climate Warms Rapidly
  Many birds are arriving earlier each spring as temperatures warm along the East Coast of the United States.
  


• 19-Jun-2008
  New Test Makes Cheating With Drugs in Sports Easier to Detect
  Research news from Journal of Mass Spectrometry
  


• 18-Jun-2008
  It's The Way You Say it: How Using The Right Words Can Cut Environmental Conflicts
  A “tool” that could prevent costly and acrimonious environmental conflicts is described in Journal of Applied Ecology.
  


• 18-Jun-2008
  Low Socioeconomic Status Increases Risk of Death After Cancer Diagnosis
  Cancer patients with low socioeconomic status have a higher risk of dying in the five years following cancer diagnosis.
  


• 18-Jun-2008
  Outreach Initiatives Lead to Shift in Stage of Breast Cancer Diagnosis in African American Women
  Outreach programs lead to a significant shift in stage at diagnosis of breast cancer in African American women.
  


• 12-Jun-2008
  The Australian Anthropological Society Chooses Wiley-Blackwell to Publish The Australian Journal of Anthropology
  Wiley-Blackwell today announced a new agreement to partner in the publication of The Australian Journal of Anthropology.
  


• 10-Jun-2008
  Call for Urgent Action on Youth Drinking
  New research has highlighted the link between binge drinking and alcohol availability.
  


• 10-Jun-2008
  Gender Affects Reaction to HIV-Prevention Materials
  Both men and women tend to avoid gender-mismatched HIV-prevention brochures, but women are drawn to gendered over gender-neutral ones.
  


• 09-Jun-2008
  Treadmill Injuries to Children on the Rise
  Children are suffering third-degree friction burns and abrasions after trapping their hands in treadmills at home.
  


• 05-Jun-2008
  Researchers Determine Risk Factors for Infection After Liver Transplantation
  Nearly 9 percent of patients who recently underwent liver transplantation suffered a subsequent surgical site infection.
  


• 05-Jun-2008
  Family History of Colorectal Cancer May Make African Americans Less Likely to Get Screened
  Less likely to be screened than African Americans at average risk for the disease.
  


• 05-Jun-2008
  Admiring Celebrities Can Help Improve Self-Esteem
  A new study shows how “connections” to celebrities help those with low-self esteem view themselves more positively.
  


• 05-Jun-2008
  Motivation of Small Business Managers Affects Firm Growth
  A new study reveals that the motivation of small business managers has a long-term effect on actual future growth.
  


• 05-Jun-2008
  Terrorism Risk Determines Homeland Security Spending
  A new study reveals that measures of terrorism risk, not political influence or party affiliation, affect funding.
  


• 04-Jun-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish the Asian Journal of Control
  Wiley-Blackwell today announced a new agreement to publish the Asian Journal of Control.
  


• 03-Jun-2008
  Increased Incidence of Melanoma Found in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Treated with Methotrexate
  Rheumatoid arthritis affects about 1 percent of adults worldwide.
  


• 03-Jun-2008
  American College of Rheumatology Presents Recommendations for Rheumatoid Arthritis Therapy
  Developed for specialist clinicians familiar with assessing disease activity and severity.
  


• 03-Jun-2008
  Snakebite First Aid Lacking
  Studies have shown that both volunteers and trained first aiders have poor knowledge of and performance in PIB.
  


• 02-Jun-2008
  Obesity and Depression May Be Linked
  New research indicates people who are obese may be more likely to become depressed, and people who are depressed may be more likely to become obese.
  


• 02-Jun-2008
  People More Likely to Overestimate Their Credit Quality
  A new study in the Journal of Consumer Affairs found that respondents were likely to overestimate their credit score.
  


• 02-Jun-2008
  Certain Potato Preparation Guidelines for Kidney Dialysis Patients Ineffective
  Boiling Small Potato Pieces, Not Leaching, Resulted in Larger Loss of Nutrients.
  


• 02-Jun-2008
  Treatment Improves Walking Ability of Parkinson's Patients
  Pilot Study Tests Treatment Called “Functional Electrical Stimulation”
  


• 02-Jun-2008
  Study of Anti-CD20 Therapy in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Reveals Target for Effective B Cell Depletion
  B cells have emerged as promising new therapeutic targets in autoimmune diseases.
  


• 02-Jun-2008
  Study Affirms Meniscal Damage and Joint Malalignment as Predictors of Cartilage Loss in Osteoarthritic Knees
  Progressive knee osteoarthritis believed to result in part from a combination of several local mechanical factors.
  

May 2008

• 29-May-2008
  Government Use of School League Tables Completely Unjustified
  Research news from Significance, the magazine of the Royal Statistical Society
  


• 29-May-2008
  Most Caregivers of Young Children Lack Basic Knowledge of Potentially Toxic Household Products
  Knowledge of potentially toxic household substances among primary caregivers for young children is alarmingly poor.
  


• 29-May-2008
  Medical Simulation Bill Before Congress; National Consensus Conference to Identify Key Priority Areas
  An expert panel of cognitive scientists and educators will serve as keynotes to help guide the discussion.
  


• 29-May-2008
  Diabetes Doubles Liver Cancer Risk for Patients with Advanced Hepatitis C
  Trend seen towards higher risk of HCC as fasting glucose levels increased.
  


• 29-May-2008
  Even Low Levels of Air Pollution May Pose Stroke Risk
  Study investigates the association between short-term exposure to ambient fine particulate matter and the risk of stroke
  


• 29-May-2008
  AIChE Acquires ACS Interest in Biotechnology Progress
  The American Institute of Chemical Engineers announced that it has agreed to acquire the American Chemical Society’s 50 percent ownership interest in Biotechnology Progress.
  


• 29-May-2008
  Green Firms Rewarded By Financial Markets
  A new study in Strategic Management Journal reveals that financial markets reward green firms because those firms are seen as less risky.
  


• 29-May-2008
  Together Couples Address Challenges Associated with Vulvar Pain Disorder
  A new study in Family Process explores ways to cope with the emotional, relational, and sexual challenges of Vulvar vestibulitis syndrome
  


• 29-May-2008
  Doula Support During Labor Reduces Cesarean Rates and Epidurals
  A new study in Birth reports that doulas provide benefits for women in childbirth, even when male partners are present.
  


• 28-May-2008
  Treatment Guidelines Lead to Four-fold Increase in Survival Rate for Cardiac Arrest
  New treatments for cardiac arrest patients have lead to substantial improvements in survival rates.
  


• 28-May-2008
  Study Examines Cold Medication Use in Young Children
  Cough and cold medication use in young children linked to adverse effects and several deaths.
  


• 28-May-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Signs Two New National Backfile Licenses in Germany
  Wiley-Blackwell has completed agreements to provide access to nearly 400 journal backfiles to users in research institutions and teaching universities across Germany.
  


• 27-May-2008
  High Unemployment Insurance Benefits Employment and the Economy
  An increase in unemployment insurance, while implying higher wages, is beneficial to long term economic activity.
  


• 27-May-2008
  Access to Electronic Medical Records Significantly Increases Efficiency of Emergency Care for Critically Injured
  Study discusses benefits gained from providing health care workers with immediate access to patient medical records.
  


• 26-May-2008
  Policy Reforms May Increase Petty Corruption
  Certain proposed reforms intended to reduce petty corruption can actually have the opposite effect.
  


• 22-May-2008
  Over 50% of Oceanic Shark Species Threatened with Extinction
  Experts highlight actions to stem declines and ensure sustainable fishing
  


• 22-May-2008
  Rise in Emissions Trading Calls for Reform in Regulations
  Emissions trading involves worrying assumptions on enforceability and potentially serious implications for development.
  


• 22-May-2008
  Procalcitonin: A Valuable Predicator for Lethal Respiratory Failure
  Procalcitonin levels are indicative of survival rates and a prognostic factor of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome.
  


• 21-May-2008
  Unlocking the Promise of Clinical and Translational Science
  Diseases Targeted at Molecular Level Before Patient Feels Sick
  


• 21-May-2008
  New Stem Cell Therapy May Aid the Repair of Damaged Brains
  Newly born neuronal stem cells in the adult brain may provide a therapy for brain injury.
  


• 21-May-2008
  Evidence Mounts Against DHEA Use in Treating Cognitive Decline
  Study finds no evidence of a beneficial effect of DHEA supplements on cognitive function.
  


• 20-May-2008
  Study Shows Malnutrition is Often Overlooked
  One in three elderly hospital patients suffer from malnutrition, but go largely unnoticed by hospital staff.
  


• 20-May-2008
  Cumulative Radiation Exposure Shows Increased Cancer Risk for Emergency Department Patients
  Patients are receiving estimated doses of radiation that put them at an increased risk of developing cancer.
  


• 20-May-2008
  Study Finds that Recalled Aqua Dots Did Contain Poisonous Chemical
  That non-toxic chemical had been completely replaced with the potentially toxic 1,4-butanediol.
  


• 19-May-2008
  Long-term Cognitive Decline in Bypass Patients Not Due to Surgery
  Study finds no evidence that bypass patients have a greater risk of long-term cognitive decline.
  


• 19-May-2008
  Stroke Victims Experiencing Seizures More Likely to Die
  Seizures may be a sign of significant brain injury, and may occur in patients that experience any type of stroke.
  


• 13-May-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Partners with The Cognitive Science Society
  The Cognitive Science Society has announced their decision to publish thier flagship journal with Wiley-Blackwell
  


• 12-May-2008
  Beyond Nutrition - Plants Deliver: Biofuels, Medicines, Bioplastics, Flavours, Pigments……
  The need for a renewable source of carbon that can sustain future economic development is now widely recognised
  


• 12-May-2008
  Both Boys and Girls Negatively Affected By Sexual Harassment
  Girls Experience Harassment More Often, Both Sexes Suffer Negative Effects
  


• 12-May-2008
  Borrowers Who Complete Homeownership Education Programs Make Better Refinancing Decisions
  Home Study or Telephone Counseling Did Not Affect Borrower Behavior
  


• 12-May-2008
  Religion and the Narrative of Biological Science
  Essay Explores How Contemporary Judaism Can Be a Resource of Wisdom in Genetic Research
  


• 12-May-2008
  Women, Minorities More Prone to Filing Grievances
  Study Explores Findings that Claim Many Employees Don't File Grievances When Presented with the Opportunity
  


• 12-May-2008
  How Lyndon B. Johnson's Commitment to Reform At Home Shaped His Decisions Abroad
  Great Society Legislation May Have Played Decisive Role in His 1965 Vietnam Choices
  


• 08-May-2008
  Modern Ceramics Help Advance Technology
  Many important electronic devices used by people today would be impossible without the use of ceramics
  


• 08-May-2008
  Wind Farms Improve Scenery - If Built Inland
  According to a study, wind farms generally improve the scenery of locations that were not that picturesque to begin with
  


• 07-May-2008
  Cane Use May Reduce Risk of Knee Osteoarthritis Progression
  


• 07-May-2008
  Obese Patients Face Increased Risks for Infection and Dislocation Following Revision Hip Replacement Surgery
  


• 07-May-2008
  Study Affirms Effectiveness of Medication for Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
  


• 07-May-2008
  Study Identifies Molecular Response of Cartilage to Injury
  


• 07-May-2008
  Study Examines the Challenges of Defining Arthritis Burden
  


• 06-May-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Partners with CPA Australia to Publish Australian Accounting Review
  Wiley-Blackwell announced its partnership with CPA Australia for the publication of the Australian Accounting Review.
  


• 06-May-2008
  Study Shows Mercury Levels from Products Decreasing, Though Still at Dangerous Levels
  System Developed to Improve Estimate of Environmental Releases
  


• 02-May-2008
  Cholera Study Provides Exciting New Way Of Looking At Infectious Disease
  Scientists in Italy have discovered a new perspective in the study of infectious disease.
  


• 02-May-2008
  Bees Disease - One Step Closer To Finding A Cure
  Scientists in Germany have discovered a new mechanism of infection for the most fatal bee disease.
  


• 02-May-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell to Launch Journal of Flood Risk Management
  


• 01-May-2008
  Advertisements Saying Dairy Products Help You Lose Weight Are Misleading
  Dairy Industry have asserted the claim using millions of dollars in commercial advertising
  


• 01-May-2008
  Children Affected By Parents' Behavior Following Trauma
  Quality of Parenting Practices Can Influence Children's Adjustment
  

April 2008

• 30-Apr-2008
  For Good Or Ill Ireland Gains Another Mammal Species
  A recent study in Mammal Review, details the discovery of a mammal which has never been seen before in Ireland.
  


• 30-Apr-2008
  Improving Survival Rates Among Users of Left Ventricular Assist Devices
  Single plasma exchange before surgery may benefit critically ill heart failure patients.
  


• 25-Apr-2008
  Good Nutrition Starts Early!
  Maternal nutrition has profound consequences on the health of offspring.
  


• 23-Apr-2008
  Variety Is The Spice of Life: Too Many Males, Too Little Time…
  


• 23-Apr-2008
  Study shows Suicide Rates Significantly Higher Among Veterinarians
  Studies show vets are four times more likely to commit suicide as compared to the general adult population.
  


• 22-Apr-2008
  Companies Do Not Always Release Important Information
  Some Firms Behave Unethically by Using Ambiguous Language, Selective Disclosure
  


• 22-Apr-2008
  Commercialization of Air Traffic Control Greatly Improves Performance
  Reforms Affect Cost, Safety, and Service Quality of Air Traffic Services
  


• 18-Apr-2008
  Inhibiting Stress Oxidant May be New Therapy for COPD
  Studies show that oxidative stress increases pulmonary inflammation and encourages the development of COPD.
  


• 17-Apr-2008
  Study Finds No Link Between Malpractice Insurance Premiums, Tort Reform, and OB/GYN Supply
  Research published in the Journal of Empirical Legal Studies reveals that most OB-GYNs do not relocate or discontinue their practice in response to this liability risk.
  


• 17-Apr-2008
  Dam Removal Increases Property Values
  Two new studies appearing in Contemporary Economic Policy explore the impact of dam removal on local property values
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Think Twice Before Using Antibiotics for Acute Maxillary Sinusitis
  New Cochrane Research on sinusitis and antibiotics
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Study Examines the Effect of Epilepsy on the Aging
  Study calls attention to the lack of knowledge regarding cognitive aging in chronic epilepsy patients.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Inaccuracies Revealed in Studies of Cancer Treatment
  Certain biases may exist in observational studies that compare outcomes of different cancer therapies, making the results questionable.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Cancer Survivors Have Low Levels of Physical Activity and High Levels of Obesity
  A new study reveals that many cancer survivors are inactive and obese, which may negatively affect the control of their disease.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  SPE Chooses Wiley-Blackwell to Publish Plastics Engineering
  The Society of Plastics Engineers announced their partnership with Wiley-Blackwell to publish Plastics Engineering
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Aerobic Exercise Can Increase Mental Fitness In Older People
  A Cochrane Review has looked into the effects of aerobic exercise on mental fitness
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  No Evidence That Antioxidant Supplements Prolong Life
  A Cochrane Review found no evidence to support taking antioxidant supplements to reduce the risk of dying earlier.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Delayed Cord Clamping: No Increase In Excessive Bleeding For The Mother And May Inrease Infant's Iron In First 6 Months
  The review sought to establish whether the timing of clamping of the umbilical cord was significant in reducing risk.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Chinese Club Moss Extract (Huperzine A) May Improve Cognition In Alzheimer's Disease
  Evidence suggests patients with Alzheimer’s disease who have taken Huperzine A have improved general cognitive function.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  After Heart Complaints, Heparin Reduces Heart Attacks But Increases Minor Bleeding
  Giving heparin to people who have heart conditions reduces the risk of having another heart attack.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Dopamine Agonists Reduce Motor Complications in Parkinson's Disease, But Increase Other Side-effects
  A review of current data indicates that there is less risk of developing motor complications with Dopamine agonists.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Naftidrofuryl Can Reduce Leg Pain (Intermittent Claudication)
  Patients with pain caused by narrowed arteries in their legs have 37% more pain-free walking if they take naftidrofuryl.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  5-alpha-reductase Inhibitors and Reduced Prostate Cancer Risk: a Mixed Set of Results
  Taking 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors (5-ARIs) can reduce a man’s risk of being diagnosed with prostate cancer.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Youth Gangs - a Big Issue with Many Theories but Poor Research
  There are many theories about how youth gangs form and how to prevent young people becoming involved.
  


• 16-Apr-2008
  Just Three Days of Antibiotics Tackles Non-Severe Community Acquired Pneumonia in Children
  A Cochrane Systematic Review showed that treating non-severe pneumonia with antibiotics for three days was effective.
  


• 15-Apr-2008
  Antipsychotic Drugs Increase Risk of Developing Pneumonia in Elderly
  Risk is highest in the first week following prescription and decreases gradually thereafter.
  


• 15-Apr-2008
  Disturbances in Brain Circuitry Linked to Chronic Exposure to Solvents
  Chronic occupational exposure to organic solvents, found in materials such as paints, printing and dry cleaning agents, is widespread all over the world, and is thought to damage the central nervous system.
  


• 14-Apr-2008
  Study Shows Increase of Hip and Knee Replacements in the U.S.
  With the graying of America’s Baby Boomer generation, arthritis is a growing health concern.
  


• 14-Apr-2008
  Study Shows Decline in Work Disability Due to Rheumatoid Arthritis
  Study examines chronic inflammatory disease affecting the joints and, in severe cases, vital organs.
  


• 14-Apr-2008
  Study Sheds Light on Deadly Lung Disease
  Study provides insight into extreme vulnerability to pulmonary fibrosis.
  


• 14-Apr-2008
  Study Details Cost-Effectiveness of Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatments for Medicare Recipients
  Researchers estimate costs and benefits of rheumatoid arthritis treatments.
  


• 11-Apr-2008
  Researchers Find New Treatment for Hepatitis C
  Fluvastatin significantly lowered the viral load, or levels of hepatitis C virus, for up to six weeks when used alone.
  


• 10-Apr-2008
  Maternal Deaths: The Tip of the Iceberg
  In Australia more than one woman dies every fortnight as a result of childbearing.
  


• 10-Apr-2008
  Attending Religious Services Predictive of Fidelity
  Other Dimensions of Religiousness Such as Praying and Faith Had No Association
  


• 09-Apr-2008
  Childhood Asthma in the Torres Strait Region Remains High
  The prevalence of asthma among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children is similar to that of mainland Australia.
  


• 08-Apr-2008
  Examining the Avian Flu: From Pandemic Planning to Vaccine Development
  The journal Respirology has launched a special supplementary issue on the avian influenza.
  


• 03-Apr-2008
  Healthcare Providers Who Discuss Intimate Piercings Earn Patients' Trust
  Patients with Piercings are best served by healthcare providers who initiate positive discussions
  


• 03-Apr-2008
  Traders Who Sell Short Stocks Are Well-Informed
  Short selling common, constraints on short sales not widespread
  


• 03-Apr-2008
  Entrepreneurial Strategies Have Different Implications for Different Actions
  Effectiveness of "Discovery" and "Creation" Theories Dependent on Context
  


• 03-Apr-2008
  Religion, Other Factors Contribute to Successful African-American Marriages
  Spousal commitment, faith and communication key to enduring relationships
  


• 03-Apr-2008
  Proximity To A Flood Zone Lowers Property Values
  A study appearing in the March 2008 issue of the Journal of Risk and Insurance reveals truth about property values
  


• 02-Apr-2008
  Medicare Reimbursement Changes Likely Influenced Changes in Prostate Cancer Treatment
  Financial pressures from Medicare reimbursement changes may have caused physicians to switch from providing hormonal-induced castration to providing surgical castration for men with prostate cancer.
  


• 02-Apr-2008
  Increased Life Expectancy Seen For Patients with Advanced Colorectal, Ovarian and Testicular Cancer
  A new study indicates that patients receiving treatments for late stage testicular, colorectal and ovarian cancer have increased life expectancy, resulting from the proportion of patients cured or by prolonging survival among non-cured patients.
  


• 01-Apr-2008
  Feathered Friends Favour Fruity Flavonoids
  Research published in Functional Ecology today suggests that birds select fruit with the highest antioxidents.
  


• 01-Apr-2008
  Study Finds that Damaged Land Can Restore Itself
  Abandoned Gravel-sand Mines Can Revegetate Without Human Intervention
  

March 2008

• 31-Mar-2008
  Lung Transplants Not Dangerous for Children with Cystic Fibrosis, After All
  Experts Say Recent Study Was Seriously Flawed
  


• 31-Mar-2008
  Study Finds Concerns with Biofuels
  Impact of Biofuels on Biodiversity Explored
  


• 28-Mar-2008
  China's Top Priorities in 2008: Reduce Economic Overheating and Curb Inflation
  The Chinese Government has declared reducing economic overheating and curbing inflation as its top priorities for 2008.
  


• 27-Mar-2008
  Injuries Sustained on Common Playground Equipment Can Mimic Effects of Shaken Baby Syndrome
  A new study in the Journal of Forensic Sciences reports on the case of a child who had all the classic findings of SBS
  


• 26-Mar-2008
  Study Shows Lifetime Effects of Pediatric Liver Transplants
  Parents of pediatric liver transplant recipients report lower health-related quality of life for their children.
  


• 25-Mar-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell to Launch New Climate Change Resource with Leading Learned Societies
  Wiley-Blackwell anounced agreement to launch a new online publication, Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Climate Change
  


• 24-Mar-2008
  Japan Observes Whaling Ban to Improve International Image
  Japan aligns itself with the International Whaling Commission, to improve its image within the international community.
  


• 24-Mar-2008
  Pharmaceutical Formulation & Quality Completes BPA Worldwide Initial Business Publication Audit
  Pharmaceutical Formulation and Quality publication has completed its first BPA Worldwide business publication audit
  


• 24-Mar-2008
  Study Finds Certain Liver Disease Related to Cardiovascular Fitness
  Lifestyle Interventions May Help Slow Disease Progression
  


• 24-Mar-2008
  Study: Dramatic Rise in Hepatitis C-Related Deaths in the United States
  Middle-aged Patients are Hardest Hit
  


• 21-Mar-2008
  Childhood Personality Can Predict Important Outcomes in Emerging Adulthood
  A new study reveals how children's personality types can predict the timing of transitional moments
  


• 20-Mar-2008
  Spotting the next GM-like controversy before it happens
  Environmental scientists & policy makers have drawn up a list of the most pressing issues likely to affect biodiversity.
  


• 20-Mar-2008
  Children With Healthier Diets Do Better in School
  A new study reveals that children with healthy diets perofrm better in school than children with unhealthy diets
  


• 20-Mar-2008
  Bullying Threatens Nurses' Health and Careers
  Intervention Strategies Needed to Benefit Both Nurses and Patients
  


• 19-Mar-2008
  Depressed Caregivers Hostile, Not Warm, to Children
  The study focused on caregivers of low-income children
  


• 14-Mar-2008
  A Weighty Issue: Bariatric Surgery and Women's Health
  Popularity of weight-loss surgery surges among women; women's health nurses play key role in surgery success
  


• 11-Mar-2008
  New Potential Treatment for Muscular Dystrophy Appears to Be Safe
  New study assesses safety of muscular dystrophy treatment in adults.
  


• 10-Mar-2008
  A Fossilized Giant Rhino Bone Questions the Isolation of Anatolia, 25 million Years Ago
  Discovery of a fosillized rhino bone indicates the migration of animals from Asia to Europe 25 million years ago.
  


• 07-Mar-2008
  Singapore Punches above its Weight in Research Efficiency
  Research data has shown that Singapore’s research output is currently growing exponentially.
  


• 06-Mar-2008
  New Initiatives Boost Social Work Education in China
  New initiatives are set to expand and reform the current social work education system in China.
  


• 06-Mar-2008
  Increasing Food Quality Risks Are Affecting Global Food Supply Chain
  "6Ts" Framework Provides Strategy for Quality Management
  


• 06-Mar-2008
  "Smart Money" Identifies Superior Mutual Funds
  A new study explores the significance of "smart money" in U.S. and U.K. marketplaces
  


• 04-Mar-2008
  Alcohol Ban Leads to Increased Drug Use
  Restrictions on alcohol have led to the increased use of marijuana among a remote Aboriginal community.
  


• 01-Mar-2008
  Of Mice and Men… and Kidney Stones
  Research published in The Journal of Physiology investigates why mice don't suffer with kidney stones when men often do.
  

February 2008

• 29-Feb-2008
  Email the Best Way to Widen Social Circle
  Sending out emails from your computer is the most effective method to widen social networks.
  


• 28-Feb-2008
  New Research: Toddlers' Intake Exceeds Energy Needs
  Australian toddlers are consuming more energy than they need, putting them at risk of overweight and obesity.
  


• 25-Feb-2008
  Study Details Link Between Obesity, Carbs and Esophageal Cancer
  Study shows these rates in the U.S. closely mirrored trends of increased carbohydrate intake and obesity.
  


• 22-Feb-2008
  Study Predicts China Will Increase Medal Tally at the 2008 Beijing Olympics
  Population and income do indeed have a substantial effect on the number of Olympic medals won.
  


• 22-Feb-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish the International Journal of Psychoanalysis
  Wiley-Blackwell selected by the Institute of Psychoanalysis to publish flagship journal
  


• 21-Feb-2008
  Regulation and Governance Publishes Special Healthcare Issue
  This special healthcare issue illustrates the quest for more effective healthcare regulations.
  


• 21-Feb-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Renews Carbon Neutral Commitment
  John Wiley & Sons, Inc. announced renewal of commitment to neutralize the carbon impact of former Blackwell Publishing
  


• 21-Feb-2008
  Children Who Do Not Get Enough Sleep Sustain More Injuries
  New research shows lack of sleep can lead to increased injuries among preschool children
  


• 20-Feb-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell and JoVE Unveil Groundbreaking Online Video Publications
  John Wiley & Sons, Inc.and the Journal of Visualized Experiments announce agreement for production of video publications
  


• 20-Feb-2008
  Television Shows Can Affect Racial Judgments
  Unfavorable Media Portrayals of Latinos May Unknowingly Influence Viewers' Opinions
  


• 19-Feb-2008
  Study shows China's inflation does not threaten US and Japan
  There is no strong empirical evidence that inflation in China has a significant impact on inflation in the US and Japan.
  


• 19-Feb-2008
  Aboriginal Housing Fails to Meet Basic Needs
  Improvements in Aboriginal health will require a commitment to housing maintenance programs,
  


• 19-Feb-2008
  Injecting-related Injuries High for Needle and Syringe Programs
  Injecting drug users are at risk of suffering effects that could have long-term health implications.
  


• 18-Feb-2008
  Geographical Research Publishes Special Land Degradation and Poverty Issue
  This collection of papers examines the interactions between poverty and land degradation.
  


• 15-Feb-2008
  Resin from Spruce Tree Can Help Skin Disease
  A traditional folk medicine found to be effective
  


• 15-Feb-2008
  Pepper Could Hold Answer to Vitiligo Treatment
  Research on New Use for Black Pepper published in the British of Dermatology
  


• 14-Feb-2008
  Prevalence of Genital Infection High in Young Pregnant Women
  New research shows young women aged 20 or younger are more susceptible to genital Chlamydia infection.
  


• 14-Feb-2008
  Effective ADHD Treatment Found for Children with Fragile X Syndrome
  Non-stimulant Medication is a Safe and Effective Alternative
  


• 12-Feb-2008
  Spam Alert for Wiley-Blackwell Authors
  


• 11-Feb-2008
  "Mind, Brain, and Education" is Recognized by the Association of American Publishers as Best New Journal
  Named 2007 Best New Journal-Social Sciences & Humanities by the Association of American Publishers’ (PSP) Division.
  


• 07-Feb-2008
  Misery is not Miserly: New Study Finds Why Even Momentary Sadness Increases Spending
  


• 07-Feb-2008
  Asian Women at Risk for Arterial Defect
  Identifying Patients Could Prevent Sudden Death
  


• 07-Feb-2008
  Lower-Income Neighborhoods Associated With Higher Obesity Rates
  Obesity has been affecting adults and children at higher rates over the last two decades
  


• 06-Feb-2008
  Confusion about Best Treatment for Jellyfish Stings
  The most common current treatments for jellyfish stings are not supported by scientific evidence.
  


• 06-Feb-2008
  Immunosuppressant Further Linked to Birth Defects
  A new study documents malformations seen in an infant born to a kidney transplant recipient who had taken mycophenolate mofetil (MMF), a widely used immunosuppressant available commercially as Cellcept®.
  


• 04-Feb-2008
  Check Immunization Status for Pertussis
  Pertussis is one of the leading causes of vaccine-preventable deaths worldwide.
  


• 04-Feb-2008
  New mammal species discovered in Tanzanian highlands
  Scientists have discovered a new species of elephant-shrew, or sengi, in the Tanzanian Udzungwa Mountains.
  


• 04-Feb-2008
  Vitamin E or C Does Not Reduce Risk of Dementia or Alzheimer's
  Contrary to previous research, older adults who use over-the-counter vitamin E or C supplements do not have a reduced risk of developing dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.
  


• 04-Feb-2008
  Use of Patient Restraints Reduced Through Use of Consultation Program
  Better Communication and Support Led to Restraint Reduction for Those with Mental and Developmental Disabilities
  

January 2008

• 31-Jan-2008
  Environmental Epigenetics Has Potential for Preventing and Treating Disease
  New research sheds light on why genetically identical individuals demonstrate different characteristics.
  


• 30-Jan-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Publishes First Book on the History of the Paralympic Movement
  The first academically thorough, researched history and analysis of the Paralympic Movement has been published.
  


• 30-Jan-2008
  Consumption of Fruits May Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer's Disease
  Fruits prevalent in Western and Asian diets found to be beneficial
  


• 28-Jan-2008
  More Religious Women Less Likely to Get an Abortion
  New study in Social Science Quarterly reveals discrepancy
  


• 28-Jan-2008
  Studies show Depression Plagues Older Rural Communities in Australia and the USA
  Nearly one third of older rural people in Australia and America suffer from depression.
  


• 28-Jan-2008
  Study Details Use of Presidential Power in Forest Management
  Study examines the ways in which presidents have used the regulatory process to alter forest managemen procedures.
  


• 25-Jan-2008
  Adult Stem Cells Beneficial in Heart Failure Recovery
  Administration of adult bone marrow stem cells and mesenchymal stems cells can aid in the recovery of heart attacks,
  


• 25-Jan-2008
  January/February Media Newsletter: Wiley-Blackwell Announces New Journals in Engineering, Chemistry, Biology, and Conflict Management
  In partnership with societies, Wiley-Blackwell launches new journals in 2008
  


• 24-Jan-2008
  Marijuana Smokers Face Rapid Lung Destruction - as much as 20 years Ahead of Tobacco Smokers
  The development of bullous lung disease occurs in marijuana smokers 20 years before tobacco smokers.
  


• 17-Jan-2008
  New Genus of Self-destructive Palm found in Madagascar
  A gigantic palm that flowers itself to death has been discovered in Madagascar.
  


• 17-Jan-2008
  Leading Women's Health Organization and Wiley-Blackwell to Launch New Consumer Magazine, Health for Women
  New Consumer Magazine Features Nurses as Health Information Providers
  


• 15-Jan-2008
  Migration - A Solution or Implication for Development Issues?
  


• 15-Jan-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell and The Cochrane Collaboration Extend Publishing Partnership
  The Cochrane Collaboration renewed their partnership to publish The Cochrane Library
  


• 11-Jan-2008
  Dermatologists Urge Eczema Patients to Seek Advice Before Diet Changes
  Doctors warning eczema patients not to make significant changes to their diet.
  


• 10-Jan-2008
  The Physiology of Champions
  The Journal of Physiology present a special issue focusing on the science behind human athleticism and endurance.
  


• 10-Jan-2008
  Doctor "Pay-for-performance" Improves Patient Care
  Study examines whether patients seeing physicians participating in a “pay-for-performance” program receive better care.
  


• 10-Jan-2008
  Education Inequalities May Inhibit American Economic Competitiveness
  American model of education often seen as plagued with inequality.
  


• 09-Jan-2008
  Experts Issue Climate Change Health Alert for Rural Australia
  Mounting evidence of global warming has led experts to warn of likely adverse health effects to many rural Australians.
  


• 07-Jan-2008
  International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Selects Wiley-Blackwell to Publish IUBMB Life
  Wiley-Blackwell will publish the journal in print and online
  


• 07-Jan-2008
  Ceramic Hybrid Needles Take the Sting Out of Shots
  Microneedles Ease Intravenous Drug Delivery
  


• 07-Jan-2008
  Infants with Birthmarks Received Less Oxygen in Womb
  Study Reveals Oxygen Regulation Poor in Infants with Hemangioma
  


• 07-Jan-2008
  Study Explains Role of Bias in Policy Discussions
  Study discusses the challenges faced when trying to engage ordinary citizens in policy decisions.
  


• 04-Jan-2008
  Merging Banks and Insurance Companies a Viable Option for American Firms
  Bancassurance mergers are viewed positively by the stock market, and do not lead to changes in perceived risk levels.
  


• 03-Jan-2008
  No Link Between Acid Reflux and Survival
  Acid reflux sufferers do not have an increased risk of death.
  


• 02-Jan-2008
  Wiley-Blackwell Expands Presence in Korea with Two New Journals
  Wiley-Blackwell today announced that they have formed two new publishing partnerships in the Asia-Pacific region.
  

December 2007

• 28-Dec-2007
  Public Policy Fails to Address the Effects of Media Violence on Children
  Research Shows Negative Effects of Exposure to Violence But Public and the Government Have Failed to Act
  


• 28-Dec-2007
  New Ingredients in Drug-Like Anti-Aging Products Improve Skin
  Beauty Aids Reportedly Work like Presription Drugs
  


• 28-Dec-2007
  Men Need More Botox Than Women
  Dermatologic Therapy Reveals Need Higher Doses
  


• 26-Dec-2007
  Study: Partisan Viewpoints Seen After Economic Changes
  Study investigates how partisan groups respond to changes in economic performance when either party is in power.
  


• 26-Dec-2007
  Experts Debate the Role of Psychology in Interrogations
  Journal presents the views represented by psychologist their roles and responsibilities in interrogations.
  


• 21-Dec-2007
  Where and Why Humans Made Skates Out of Animal Bones
  Archaeological evidence shows that bone skates are the oldest human powered means of transport, dating back to 3000BC.
  


• 21-Dec-2007
  Study Examines Why Americans are Addicted to Sports
  Study suggests that habit formation may be rooted in the basic interaction of culture and human nature.
  


• 21-Dec-2007
  New Treatment Guidelines for Cancerous Cysts
  Study provides a set of guidelines in order to help diagnosis and management patients of pancreatic cysts.
  


• 20-Dec-2007
  Global Warming And Other Research From UCLA Summit Featured In Molecular Ecology
  Evolutionary change in human-altered environments - Special Issue of Molecular Ecology
  


• 20-Dec-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell Announces Launch of Sports Technology
  New publication aimed at bridging the divide between academic researchers, industry and sporting leaders
  


• 20-Dec-2007
  Artificial Skin System Can Heal Wounds
  Hair Cells Act as Biological Wound Dressing
  


• 20-Dec-2007
  Exposure to Terrorist Attacks Increases Mental Health Problems in Children
  Media Presentations of Terrorism Contribute to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  


• 19-Dec-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell and The Cochrane Collaboration Introduce Free One-Click Access to The Cochrane Library for Low-Income Countries
  Non-profit organization announced that The Cochrane Library will be available to countries on World Bank List
  


• 19-Dec-2007
  New Workout 'Paradigm' Promises to Preserve Value in Financially Troubled Companies
  Distinguished Panel Explores Recent Developments and Potential Obstacles
  


• 19-Dec-2007
  Wilderness Preserves Spur Land Development
  The protection of wilderness areas may inadvertently spur development.
  


• 19-Dec-2007
  Heart Attack Risk From Smoking Due to Genetics
  Heart attacks among cigarette smokers may have less to do with tobacco than genetics.
  


• 18-Dec-2007
  Study Investigates Cannabis Use Among University Students
  Various Factors Make Students More or Less Likely to Use
  


• 18-Dec-2007
  "Do Not Resuscitate" Orders Lack Standardization in Hospitals
  National effort needed to eliminate "Do Not Resuscitate" errors.
  


• 18-Dec-2007
  Study Examines Why Europeans Work Less
  Level of income tax rates and the composition of government expenditures play vital roles.
  


• 14-Dec-2007
  Newer, Simpler Fixes Restore Corroded Pipelines
  Studies Demonstrate Value of Modeling and Testing Piping Repair Systems
  


• 14-Dec-2007
  Lymphoma Drug Used to Treat Skin Disorders
  Rituximab Studied for Serious Life-Threatening Skin Conditions
  


• 14-Dec-2007
  Therapy Can Reduce Tics and Tourette Syndrome
  Drugs Are Not the Only Treatment Option
  


• 12-Dec-2007
  Dermatologists Urge Eczema Patients to Seek Advice Before Diet Changes
  Doctors Warn Patients Against Changing Diet
  


• 11-Dec-2007
  Experts Update Drug Recommendations for Back Pain
  Extensive and reliable scientific evidence as to the efficacy and safety of IT treatments remain limited.
  


• 11-Dec-2007
  Study Details Effect of Climate Change on Bird Extinction
  Climate change could cause up to 30 percent of land-bird species to go extinct worldwide by the year 2100.
  


• 10-Dec-2007
  China's Large Net Foreign Assets an indication of Economic Weakness
  China’s incredible rise as a net creditor might actually reflect a weakness, rather than strength, of its economy.
  


• 10-Dec-2007
  Children with an Incarcerated Mom at Greatest Risk, Study Finds
  Study: children with a mother in prison are 2.5 times more likely to be jailed than those with incarcerated fathers.
  


• 10-Dec-2007
  Genetic Research May Have Unintended Consequence for Ethnic Groups
  Study: genetic research can devastate minority communities.
  


• 07-Dec-2007
  Government Found to Interfere in Public Health Research
  State and Federal Governments are guilty of frequently suppressing embarrassing or damaging public health information.
  


• 07-Dec-2007
  Some ADHD Patients Over-Supplied in WA
  Some patients with ADHD in Western Australia are dispensed more stimulant medication than they need.
  


• 07-Dec-2007
  Better Double Safe than Sorry
  Many Australians are using two contraceptive methods to prevent pregnancy and protect themselves from STDs.
  


• 06-Dec-2007
  Hiring Practices Influenced by Beauty
  Attractiveness of job applicants can significantly bias outcome in hiring practices.
  


• 06-Dec-2007
  Seniors Not Receiving Needed Advice on Skyrocketing Costs of Treatment
  80 percent of seniors want their doctors’ help in managing drug costs.
  


• 05-Dec-2007
  Caffeine Cream Tones Thighs
  The world's favorite eye-opener has a new perk in a topical cream
  


• 05-Dec-2007
  Making Emergency Artery Repair Safer
  Catheters Used to Unclog Arteries Can Also Treat Tears
  


• 05-Dec-2007
  Donors of Body Parts Lose Right to Profits
  As genetic research increasingly leads to new and profitable ways to predict, diagnose, and treat disease, disputes mount over the rights to those profits.
  


• 04-Dec-2007
  Management Guidelines for Patients on Sunitinib
  A paper outlining the management recommendations for the treatment of renal cell carcinoma has been published.
  


• 04-Dec-2007
  Study Examines the Labeling of Abuse
  Study: many women who experience physical or sexual attacks fail to acknowledge these experiences as assault.
  


• 03-Dec-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell to Make 2,000 More OnlineBooks Available on Wiley InterScience®
  Wiley-Blackwell is launching a new digitization initiative which will make 2,000 additional books available online
  


• 03-Dec-2007
  Got Sugar? Glucose Affects Our Ability to Resist Temptation
  Study reveals that self-control takes fuel, making subsequent efforts at self-control more difficult.
  

November 2007

• 29-Nov-2007
  Education: the First Line of Defense against Eating Disorders
  Providing accurate information and improving knowledge is the most effective strategy for combating eating disorders.
  


• 29-Nov-2007
  Having the climate cake and eating it too
  Is it possible to solve climate change, reduce poverty and save biodiversity at a single stroke?
  


• 29-Nov-2007
  Study: Personality Traits Influence Perceived Attractiveness
  Individuals who exhibit positive traits are perceived as better looking than those who exhibit negative traits.
  


• 29-Nov-2007
  Unhappy Employees Are Not Motivated Toward Starting New
  A new article in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice discusses effect of dissatisfacton on employees
  


• 28-Nov-2007
  World-First Retinal Topography Archive Opens Doors to Evolutionary and Ecological Study
  A new online archive of more than 770 retinal topography maps covering 160 species has just been launched.
  


• 28-Nov-2007
  The Hills And Valleys Of Earth's Largest Salt 'Flat'
  Scientists use innovative technology to map Bolivia’s salar de Uyuni
  


• 28-Nov-2007
  Study Examines Federal Reserve's Post-war Effect on U.S. Inflation
  Study shows the Federal Reserve’s role in allowing long-run movements in U.S. inflation.
  


• 28-Nov-2007
  Simple Test Improves Accuracy of Polygraph Results
  Test may improve the accuracy of polygraph testing.
  


• 26-Nov-2007
  Visitors to Uluru will Forgo Climbing the Sacred Rock - If Given Sufficient Pre-Warning
  Many visitors will forgo climbing Uluru if given advanced information about its Aboriginal owner’s perspective.
  


• 26-Nov-2007
  Living Donors May be Best Source of Insulin-producing Islets for Diabetes Treatment
  Islet cells (clusters of pancreatic cells that create insulin) from living donors may be a solution to the shortage of islets available for transplantation.
  


• 26-Nov-2007
  Balancing Cultural Ideals and Inequality a Challenge for Therapists
  Study examines how therapists around the world deal with culturally accepted inequalities.
  


• 22-Nov-2007
  Are current projections of climate change-impacts on biodiversity misleading?
  A recent study, published in Ecography, has profound implications for the future study of diversity on Earth.
  


• 21-Nov-2007
  Teachers Can Play An Integral Role in Improving Student Health
  New Study Examines How Teachers Can Facilitate Adolescent Health Promotion Efforts
  


• 21-Nov-2007
  Engineered Skin Spurs Natural Healing
  Surplus Skin Brings Hope to Wound Patients
  


• 20-Nov-2007
  Our Urban Spaces in Peril
  Urban space is being colonized and gentrified by invisible forces such as urbanism and white domination.
  


• 20-Nov-2007
  Regular Exercise Reduces Risk of Blood Clots
  According to a new study published in Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis, regular participation in sports reduces the risk of developing blood clots by 39 percent in women and 22 percent in men.
  


• 19-Nov-2007
  Healthy Food Remains Out-of-Reach for Many Australian Families
  Studies show many families on a tight budget are struggling to fill their shopping trolleys with healthy food.
  


• 19-Nov-2007
  New Treatment Helps Spinal Cord, Stroke Victims Regain Balance
  Electrical Stimulation of Toe Muscles Proves Beneficial by Modifying Ankle Torque
  


• 19-Nov-2007
  Breakthrough in Organ Rejection Diagnosis Examines Gene Behavior
  Study describes revolutionary technique for identifying possibility of organ rejection in kidney transplants.
  


• 16-Nov-2007
  Society of Hospital Medicine and Wiley-Blackwell Launch Healthcare Blog by National Thought Leader
  Hospitalist-pioneer Dr. Robert M. Wachter's blog tackles controversial topics in health policy
  


• 16-Nov-2007
  Genital Arousal Disorder Adversely Impacts Women's Lives
  New research shows arousal disorder linked to psychological conditions.
  


• 15-Nov-2007
  Rugby: Much More than Just a Game
  The significance of rugby and the All Blacks, runs deeper in New Zealand than just being a national pastime.
  


• 14-Nov-2007
  What's in a Name? Initials Linked to Success, Study Shows
  Research shows that a person's name and initials may influence other important behaviors.
  


• 13-Nov-2007
  River Restoration Poorly Coordinated, Evaluated
  Study determines the motivations behind river restoration throughout the U.S.
  


• 13-Nov-2007
  Wine May Be Used As a Household Disinfectant
  Components of This Popular Alcoholic Drink Have Antimicrobial Effect
  


• 13-Nov-2007
  Cutting Medical Costs in Stem-Cell Patients Without Compromising Care
  New Study Reviews Treatment for Diarrhea
  


• 12-Nov-2007
  Lack of Maternity Leave Causes Postnatal Stress
  Pregnant women who have no access to maternity leave are more likely to have mental health problems than those who do.
  


• 09-Nov-2007
  Research Highlights Important Indicators of Early-stage Ovarian Cancer
  Study explains why some ovarian cancer patients are dying, while others survive, despite similar surgical and post-operative treatment.
  


• 08-Nov-2007
  Mobile Communication May Change the Importance of Certain Locations in Cities
  Study suggests that current ways analyzing urban interactions have become highly inadequate.
  


• 07-Nov-2007
  Surgery is Best Treatment Choice for Elderly Breast Cancer Patients
  Better Survival Outcomes for Patients Over Eighty
  


• 06-Nov-2007
  Research Links Diet to Cognitive Decline and Dementia
  Dietary patterns practiced during adulthood are important contributors to age-related cognitive decline and dementia.
  


• 02-Nov-2007
  Studies show Smoking Harms Women More than Men
  Smoking is a more harmful behavior for women compared to men, especially in regards to the risk of developing COPD.
  


• 02-Nov-2007
  Muscle Relaxing Drugs Can Reduce Lethal Blood Clots
  Muscle relaxing drugs can effectively reduce Pulmonary Embolism (PE).
  


• 01-Nov-2007
  Folic Acid Linked to Increased Cancer Rate
  Flour fortified with folic acid into common foods shows an increase in colon cancer diagnoses.
  


• 01-Nov-2007
  Victimized Communities in Favor of Seeking Forgiveness
  Victimized communities agree that the act of seeking intergroup forgiveness is key in facilitating reconconciliation.
  

October 2007

• 31-Oct-2007
  Study Explains the "White-male Effect"
  Study suggests explanation for why white men are less fearful of risks than women and minorities.
  


• 31-Oct-2007
  Novel Medication Improves Ovarian Cancer Treatment
  Medication may improve efficacy of standard combination chemotherapy in ovarian cancer.
  


• 30-Oct-2007
  Stress named as the Major Cause of Nurse Shortage in HIV Care
  Nurses who counsel & testing HIV patients in South Africa voluntarily are burnt out and in danger of leaving the service
  


• 30-Oct-2007
  The importance of mangrove conservation in tsunami prone regions
  A new study considers quantifying the role of mangrove forests in saving lives and property from natural disasters.
  


• 30-Oct-2007
  Privacy Concerns About Genetic Information May Increase Insurance Rates
  Study explores the financial implications of banning insurance companies from accessing genetic information.
  


• 29-Oct-2007
  Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners may be Australia's Solution to its Healthcare Shortage
  Nurse practitioners and physician assistants could be the answer to the global healthcare industry staff shortage.
  


• 29-Oct-2007
  Quality of Life Study Examines Burden of Epilepsy
  Study assesses quality of life among adults with epilepsy.
  


• 29-Oct-2007
  Child Development Perspectives Publishes First Issue
  Wiley-Blackwell publishes the first issue in partnership with the Society for Research in Child Development
  


• 29-Oct-2007
  Study Challenges Stereotypes of Homosexual Distribution in America
  Study refutes assumption that gays and lesbians in the U.S. congregate in urban areas.
  


• 26-Oct-2007
  Predators and Parasites May Increase Evolutionary Stability
  Study explores the role of natural enemies and the consequences for mating.
  


• 25-Oct-2007
  Children's Lives Sacrificed for Development
  Many children in Niger are dying from treatable conditions in the name of sustainability.
  


• 25-Oct-2007
  Obesity Risks Increase After Menopause
  Postmenopausal women are at an age when the incidence and exacerbation of the chronic health conditions associated with obesity become more prevalent.
  


• 24-Oct-2007
  Politics Determine Occupational Opportunity and Social Mobility in East Asia
  The pattern of social fluidity in East Asian countries differ substantially from their Western counterparts.
  


• 24-Oct-2007
  Epilepsy Drugs May Cause Sexual Disorders
  The use of antiepileptic drugs can lead to decreased fertility and increased incidence of reproductive disorders.
  


• 22-Oct-2007
  Killing Blindness and Poverty with One Stone
  Research has shown that the poor who live at a socio-economic disadvantage run a higher risk of blindness.
  


• 22-Oct-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell Journals Contribute to Council of Science Editor's Global Theme Issue on Poverty and Human Development
  Sixteen journals will participate in CSE's Global Theme Issue, dedicated to poverty and human development
  


• 22-Oct-2007
  From Terror to Joy: Faced with Death, Our Minds Turn to Happier Thoughts
  Study shows that the brain is hard-wired to keep us from being paralyzed by fear.
  


• 19-Oct-2007
  INSAR and Wiley-Blackwell to Publish Autism Research
  The International Society for Autism Research announced their plans to launch a new journal, Autism Research
  


• 18-Oct-2007
  US Trade Policy Emphasis on "Reciprocity" Creates Conflict with China
  Sino-US trade relations are increasingly troubled by America’s concerns over China’s trade practices.
  


• 18-Oct-2007
  UV Light Kills Diarrhoeal Disease in Water Supplies
  


• 18-Oct-2007
  Income the Largest Obstacle in Seeking Fertility Treatment
  Income and insurance coverage significantly affect the likelihood of couples seeking infertility treatment.
  


• 16-Oct-2007
  Level of Oxytocin in Pregnant Women Predicts Mother-Child Bond
  Study demonstrates the links between oxytocin and bonding in human mothers.
  


• 16-Oct-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish Journal of Forensic Nursing
  Wiley-Blackwell has been selected by the International Association of Forensic Nurses to publish the journal
  


• 16-Oct-2007
  Drinking During Pregnancy May Increase Risk of Heart Problems
  New Study Explores Prenatal Factors for Congenital Heart Defects
  


• 15-Oct-2007
  Air Bags an Important Safety Feature but May also cause Injury
  Air bags, while saving lives, may also cause burns.
  


• 12-Oct-2007
  Kidney Disease Treatment May Harm Patients
  Treatment may block blood flow to the heart.
  


• 11-Oct-2007
  Cohabiting Lesbians Earn More Than Married Women
  Study determins if homosexual employees are compensated differently.
  


• 11-Oct-2007
  "No Scar" Surgery Proving Successful in Trials
  New surgical procedure uses the body’s natural orifices.
  


• 10-Oct-2007
  Women More Likely Than Men to Hold Positive View of Childlessness
  Study highlights important differences between male and female experiences of family, work and gender issues.
  


• 10-Oct-2007
  Brain Study Shows Why it is Impossible for Some to ‘Just Say No'
  Study offers an account of what is happening in the brain when vices take control.
  


• 10-Oct-2007
  Environmental Setting of Human Migrations in the Circum-Pacific Region
  A study adds insight into the migration of humans out of Africa and into Asia less than 100,000 years before present.
  


• 09-Oct-2007
  Young Researchers Honored by Japanese Cancer Association
  Wiley-Blackwell Sponsors the ‘Cancer Science Young Scientists Award’
  


• 09-Oct-2007
  Listeria Education in Pregnancy Lacking
  Pregnant women may be putting their babies at risk of listeriosis due to lack of information about the disease.
  


• 09-Oct-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell Forms Book Publishing Partnership with ISTE
  Wiley-Blackwell becomes exclusive co-publisher in the Americas, Asia, and other territories.
  


• 05-Oct-2007
  Non-surgical Procedure May Prevent Deadly Complications in Partial-liver Transplants
  Syndrome can be prevented with a non-surgical procedure.
  


• 05-Oct-2007
  Patients with Oral Cancer Can Still Have Dental Implants
  Dental implant treatment shows success in patients who have undergone radiation treatment.
  


• 04-Oct-2007
  In Birds, Expecting to Mate Leads to Higher Fertilization Rates
  Study examines whether learning can contribute to reproductive fitness.
  


• 04-Oct-2007
  Circumcision Impacts HIV Transmission
  Circumcision reduces by 50-60 percent the risk of HIV virus transmission.
  

September 2007

• 27-Sep-2007
  Why Quitting May Be Good for You
  Psychologists find a possible link between tenacity and both physical and mental health.
  


• 26-Sep-2007
  Treatment Help Improve Blindness-inducing Condition
  Clot-busting medication may be a promising option.
  


• 25-Sep-2007
  Study Examines Effect of Race and Gender on Pay Grade in U.S. Military
  Study explores discrimination in the U.S. military.
  


• 25-Sep-2007
  Health Care Decision-Makers Need
  Evidence of “real-world” outcomes needed to base conclusions.
  


• 21-Sep-2007
  Scientist Recognized for Outstanding Work on Spectroscopy
  Wiley-Blackwell Sponsors the ‘CSI Award’
  


• 20-Sep-2007
  Drugs that Lower Cholesterol also Beneficial for Eye Disease
  Statin drugs that help lower cholesterol may also be beneficial in preventing glaucoma progression.
  


• 20-Sep-2007
  Study Rexamines Origins of Prejudice
  A new study shows that prejudice can be reliably predicted.
  


• 20-Sep-2007
  President Carter's Aid to Somalia Contributed to Current Humanitarian Crisis
  Aid offered to Somali leaders by Carter in 1977 creating environment suited to sheltering Al Qaeda.
  


• 19-Sep-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell and American Anthropological Association Announce Partnership
  Agreement Adds More than 20 Publications to Wiley-Blackwell's Social Sciences Portfolio
  


• 17-Sep-2007
  Heavy Mums more likely to have Larger Infants
  Overweight mothers are more likely to deliver a second large baby after having a first macrosomic baby.
  


• 17-Sep-2007
  Strong Child Support Enforcement Gets Mixed Reviews
  Researchers have found that strong child support enforcement has mixed outcomes for unmarried parent families
  


• 15-Sep-2007
  New Insight Into The Mechanisms Of Voltage Sensing And Transduction In Biological Processes
  Researchers examine a voltage-sensitive phosphatase that converts an electrial to a chemical signal
  


• 14-Sep-2007
  Indigenous Mums Receive Equal Success in HIV Pregnancy Management
  Interventions to reduce HIV transmission from mother to child is found to have similar success in Aboriginal pregnancies
  


• 13-Sep-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine
  The American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine has selected Wiley-Blackwell to publish the JVIM
  


• 11-Sep-2007
  A Child's I.Q. Could be Affected by Maternal Epilepsy
  Maternal epilepsy may be linked to impaired intelligence later in life
  


• 11-Sep-2007
  Study Examines Impact of Childhood Adultification
  Study provides insight into how poverty influences the formation of adult behaviors in children.
  


• 10-Sep-2007
  Body Fat Rate measurements: A Cheaper and more Accurate means of determining your state of health
  Researchers have determined that one’s Body Fat Rate is a highly accurate means of measuring body composition.
  


• 09-Sep-2007
  Drug-free Treatments Offer Hope for Older People in Pain
  Mind-body therapies may be of particular benefit to elderly chronic pain sufferers.
  


• 09-Sep-2007
  Study Examines Performance-based Pay for Teachers
  Various state, federal performance-based programs reviewed for public school teachers.
  


• 07-Sep-2007
  God Thoughts Influence Your Generosity
  Thoughts related to God cultivate cooperative behavior and generosity, according to psychology researchers.
  


• 06-Sep-2007
  Obesity and the Central Nervous System - the State of the Art
  The following press release refers to 3 articles recently published in the September issue of The Journal of Physiology.
  


• 06-Sep-2007
  Claims that U.S. Drug Prices are Higher than those in Australia are Unsupported
  Study compares costs of medication in the U.S and Australia.
  


• 04-Sep-2007
  America May Learn from Quebec's Prescription Drug Plan
  Study suggests that Canadian prescription drug plan may provide valuable insights for American decision-makers.
  

August 2007

• 30-Aug-2007
  Failing Protection of Africa's National Parks
  Recent studies show that African National Parks, the bastions of biodiversity conservation, are losing species.
  


• 30-Aug-2007
  Study: Disease Resistance may be Genetic
  Study: resistance to certain infectious diseases may be passed genetically from parent to child.
  


• 30-Aug-2007
  Researchers Pinpoint Techniques for Better Learning
  Study examine techniques that can improve people’s comprehension of texts.
  


• 29-Aug-2007
  NASA Study will Help Stop Stowaways to Mars
  Gene sequencing uncovers many more bacteria in super-clean facilities than previous monitoring methods.
  


• 29-Aug-2007
  New Method Devised for Comparing Efficacy and Tolerability of Drugs
  New program allows doctors to remain fully up to date on relevant efficacy and tolerability of various therapies.
  


• 29-Aug-2007
  Study: Entrepreneurs More Achievement Oriented than Managers
  A new study shows that entrepreneurs are more motivated to achieve than are managers, thereby clarifying decades of conflicting research findings.
  


• 29-Aug-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell Announces Launch of Microbial Biotechnology
  The Society for Applied Microbiology (SfAM) announced today publication of the first articles for the journal
  


• 28-Aug-2007
  Black Raspberries May Help Prevent Esophageal Cancer
  Black raspberries are highly effective in preventing the development of cancerous tumors, according to a new study.
  


• 28-Aug-2007
  Hospital Practices Affect Long-Term Breastfeeding Success
  Study: breastfeeding-friendly practices in hospitals significantly improves long-term breastfeeding success.
  


• 27-Aug-2007
  Controversy Builds About the Prevalence of PTSD in Vietnam Veterans
  Experts Disagree About the Results of Landmark Study; Implications for Recent Veterans and Current Military Personnel
  


• 22-Aug-2007
  Gender Discrimination Education Improves Girls' Confidence in Science Abilities
  Study: learning about gender discrimination in scientific fields has a positive effect on girls’ confidence in science.
  


• 22-Aug-2007
  Study Compares Problem of Homelessness in U.S. to Rest of Developed World
  Developed world struggling to define what factors constitute homelessness.
  


• 21-Aug-2007
  Baby Talk is Universal
  Study shows adult listeners in nonliterate cultures can easily tell the difference between baby talk and normal adult directed speech.
  


• 21-Aug-2007
  Users Mistakenly Trust Higher Positioned Results in Google Searches
  New study reveals that college student internet users have an inherent trust in Google's ability to rank results by their true relevance to the query.
  


• 20-Aug-2007
  Does Smoking have a Future, or is it 'History'?
  Australia’s most prominent and long-standing tobacco control researcher has written a major new “no prisoners” book.
  


• 17-Aug-2007
  New Guidelines Address Treatment of Dangerous Infection
  New medical guidelines are available for H. pylori infection, one of the most common worldwide infections.
  


• 17-Aug-2007
  Special Water Management Issue by Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics
  This issue includes notable topics such as urban water use management and economics of providing environmental flows.
  


• 16-Aug-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish the Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering
  A new agreement formed between Wiley-Blackwell and the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering
  


• 16-Aug-2007
  Debt-based CEO Compensation Linked to Conservative Company Management
  Study shows that high debt-based compensation for CEOs can lead to conservative company management.
  


• 15-Aug-2007
  First All-African GM Crop Is Resistant To Maize Streak Virus
  The first all-African GM crop plant with resistance to the severe maize streak virus has been developed by scientists.
  


• 15-Aug-2007
  Understanding the Meaning of Money in Therapy May Help Save Marriages
  A new article in Family Process proposes more discussion of money matters during marital counseling.
  


• 14-Aug-2007
  Use of Television & Internet Triggers Self-Perception of Insufficient Sleep
  A study has revealed that watching television and using the Internet before sleep causes sleep problems.
  


• 14-Aug-2007
  Testosterone Patch Benefits Women with Low Sexual Desire
  Women with hypoactive sexual desire disorder show improvement following low dose testosterone treatment.
  
  


• 13-Aug-2007
  New Study Examines How Rearing Environment Can Alter Navigation
  Study examines whether early exposure to strong geometric cues influences navigational strategy.
  


• 13-Aug-2007
  A "Private Bandwidth" For Communication In Bats: Evidence From Insular Horseshoe Bats
  Do bats use their ultrasonic echolocation calls to recognise their own species?
  


• 10-Aug-2007
  Globalization Does not Beget Convergence
  Despite the strong influences of globalization, diversity in welfare regimes remains.
  


• 10-Aug-2007
  Study Finds Migrant Workers are Content - despite Lower Income and Social Status
  A study has found that migrant Chinese workers hold positive attitudes despite lower incomes and social status.
  


• 10-Aug-2007
  Advanced Modeling Tool May Help Focusing Resources for Emerging Risks
  Study takes in-depth look into analysis of risk assesment.
  


• 09-Aug-2007
  Study: African-American Voters More Prone to Ballot Non-completion
  New Study provides insight into race and roll-off voting.
  


• 08-Aug-2007
  DNA Sequences and Fossils Show that the Proteaceae, A Major Group of Gondwanaland's Plants, Spread by Continental Drift and Transoceanic Dispersal to Modern Continents
  


• 08-Aug-2007
  Drug-Eluting Stent Controversy Explored in The American Heart Hospital Journal
  Pivotal issues surrounding the drug-eluting stent discussed.
  


• 08-Aug-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell and SCI Launch Biofuels, Bioproducts and Biorefining
  A multidisciplinary review journal for the biorenewables community
  


• 07-Aug-2007
  Study Shows Government Funding Allocations have Resulted in "Haves" and "Have Nots"
  Australia’s 56 regional organizations have emerged as “Haves” and “Have Nots” from differences in allocated resources.
  


• 07-Aug-2007
  Wireless Technology Shows Promise in Diagnosing Pediatric Intestinal Disease
  Wireless capsule endoscopy is a useful and safe technique to study small bowel health in children.
  


• 06-Aug-2007
  Why Nectar-feeding Bats Need a "Power Drink" to Fly
  Nectar-feeding bats burn sugar faster than any other mammal on Earth
  


• 06-Aug-2007
  High Blood Pressure Problems Largely Misunderstood by Sufferers
  The distrust of healthcare providers shown by people with high blood pressure impedes effective treatment.
  


• 03-Aug-2007
  Resolving the Danish Economic Paradox
  There is no such thing as the “best” way to achieve economic success, as the Danish case has shown.
  


• 03-Aug-2007
  "Surge" Tactic in Iraq Unlikely to Stem Insurgency
  New study finds that the proposed “surge” tactic to stem the insurgency in Iraq is unlikely to succeed.
  


• 02-Aug-2007
  Research Calls to Extend Junk Food Ad Buffer Zone
  Simple changes to existing regulations could help shield children from junk food advertising.
  


• 02-Aug-2007
  Free Alcohol Giveaways Come at a Price
  Point-of-sale bottle shop promotions target young, inexperienced drinkers and may encourage them to drink too much.
  


• 02-Aug-2007
  Cognitive Impairment Link Found in Popular Medications
  Stomach acid may be associated with cognitive impairment in older African-American adults.
  


• 02-Aug-2007
  Taxpayer Burden from Divorce Could Substantially Decrease with Government Screening
  Government could reduce the public burden from divorce by funding screening and treatment.
  


• 01-Aug-2007
  Rise of Obesity Exacerbated by "Social Multiplier" Effects
  Study models body weight distribution based on economic, biological and social influences.
  

July 2007

• 31-Jul-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell to Publish Academic Emergency Medicine
  Society of Academic Emergency Medicine selected Wiley-Blackwell to publish their flagship publication
  


• 31-Jul-2007
  National Blood Donor Pool Significantly Smaller than Previously Thought
  The number of individuals in the U.S. who are eligible to donate blood is 60 million fewer than previously believed.
  


• 31-Jul-2007
  Eminent Domain May Prevent Corporate Outsourcing
  A new study proposes that the American labor movement use eminent domain to seize control of private holdings.
  


• 30-Jul-2007
  New Study Shows Strong Evidence for Wearing Bicycle Helmets
  Wearing bicycle helmets can reduce the number and severity of potential head injuries by half, according to a new study.
  


• 27-Jul-2007
  DNA Typing Methodologies Key to Victim Identification in Mass Fatality Incidents
  Computer algorithms applied to DNA data recovered from mass fatality incidents often prove to be very efficient at identifying the victims.
  


• 26-Jul-2007
  Isoprene Emission from Plants - A Volatile Answer to Heat Stress
  Isoprenes have an important role in protecting leaves from the harmful effects of high ambient temperatures
  


• 26-Jul-2007
  Circumcision May Not Impact Sexual Sensation
  Study: circumcised and uncircumcised men show no differences in sensitivity to touch or pain.
  


• 25-Jul-2007
  Personal Happiness: The Prerequisite for World Peace?
  A strong sense of personal well-being leads to more confidence in the government, support for democracy.
  


• 25-Jul-2007
  New Findings May Help Prevent the Onset of Lung Disease
  Researchers have identified the protein that plays a significant role in the development of lung disease.
  


• 25-Jul-2007
  High Illicit Drug Use Found in Injured Drivers
  Almost one-third of injured drivers in a Victorian study were found to be drug-affected at the time of their accident.
  


• 24-Jul-2007
  Women's Passive Sexual Behavior Unsatisfying for Both Genders
  A new study suggests that female sexual passivity may be associated with sexual dissatisfaction
  


• 23-Jul-2007
  Bumblebees Make Bee Line for Gardens, National Bumblebee Nest Survey Finds
  Britain's gardens are vital habitats for nesting bumblebees, new research has found.
  


• 23-Jul-2007
  Head Start Program Inhibited by Non-poor Children
  Study Finds More than Thirty Percent of Enrolled Children Exceed Program's Putative Income Limitations
  
  


• 20-Jul-2007
  A Sense of Crisis is Imperative for Recycling Efforts to Work
  A forthcoming paper in Historical Research argues that recycling can only succeed when linked to a sense of crisis
  


• 20-Jul-2007
  Social and Political Opinions Predict Positions on Human Rights
  A new study seeks to discover links between social and political opinions and human rights viewpoints.
  


• 19-Jul-2007
  Survey Determines Impact of False-positive Cancer Tests
  New survey accurately assesses the negative effects of false-positive breast cancer diagnosis.
  


• 18-Jul-2007
  The End of Barroom Brawls: Study Shows Alcohol Can Reduce Aggression
  A new study explores the link between alcohol and aggression.
  


• 17-Jul-2007
  Study Examines how Ownership of U.S. Corporations Become More Widely-held After IPOs
  A new study traces how quickly the change in ownership occurs in U.S. companies following an IPO.
  


• 16-Jul-2007
  Geographers Can Aid Healthcare Systems in Predicting Epidemics
  Healthcare systems can use geographic analysis to predict the rate and severity of disease outbreaks.
  


• 13-Jul-2007
  New Study Investigates Reasons Behind Rising Caesarean Section Rates
  First-time mothers and women who have had previous caesarean section births are driving the global increase in CS rates.
  


• 13-Jul-2007
  Pacific Economic Review's Publishes Special WTO Issue
  The Pacific Economic Review has organized a special WTO issue available in August 2007.
  


• 13-Jul-2007
  Europe's Legal Systems Unlikely to be Americanized
  The European legal system is not likely to converge with the American way of law.
  


• 13-Jul-2007
  Cosmetic Eye Enhancer Leads to Disfigurement When not Injected Deeply
  Study - new cosmetic enhancement procedure leads to disfigurement when not injected properly.
  


• 12-Jul-2007
  Rural Indigenous People Prefer to Die at Home
  A new study has demonstrated a strong desire of rural Aboriginal people to die at home.
  


• 12-Jul-2007
  Study Challenges Link Between Governance and Economic Growth
  A new study challenges the assertion that good governance leads to greater economic development.
  


• 12-Jul-2007
  Child Support Enforcement Reduces Sexual Activity in Teen Males
  Study - male adolescents educated about legal, financial obligations of parenthood are likely to reduce sexual activity.
  


• 11-Jul-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell Launches Review Journals in Social Sciences and Humanities
  Cutting-edge functionality added to Compass journals
  


• 11-Jul-2007
  New Study Sheds Light on How We Would Have Done Things Differently
  New research shows that our counterfactual thinking may be different when we actually experience failure.
  


• 11-Jul-2007
  After 47 Years, Research by the Jane Goodall Institute Continues to Benefit Chimpanzees
  A new study indicates that long-term studies are still needed to continue chimpanzee conservation.
  


• 10-Jul-2007
  Study Examines Impact of Greed Within Terrorist Groups
  A new study that the common picture of how terrorist financial systems work misses out on important organizational challenges that terrorists face.
  


• 10-Jul-2007
  High Blood Pressure May Mask Potentially Deadly Heart Condition
  Relationship found between increased blood pressure, decreased pain perception and a potentially deadly heart condition.
  


• 09-Jul-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell Announces Launch of Industrial and Organizational Psychology
  Wiley-Blackwell has been selected by the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology to launch its new journal
  


• 06-Jul-2007
  Brightly Coloured Birds Most Affected by Chernobyl Radiation
  Brightly coloured birds are among the species most adversely affected by the high levels of radiation...
  


• 06-Jul-2007
  New Risk Factors Discovered for Alzheimer's Disease
  Study suggests that adults with blood vessel damage in the brain are more likely to develop Alzheimer's.
  


• 05-Jul-2007
  Exercise in Elderly Proven to Improve Quality of Life
  A new study compares three programs designed for reducing falls and improving quality-of-life among the elderly.
  


• 05-Jul-2007
  In the High-tech World, Helping Rivals may Have Benefits
  A new study examines how platform owners interact with third-parties to maintain innovation.
  


• 05-Jul-2007
  New Telecommunication Technology Successfully Implemented in Schools
  Telecommunication technology may be well-suited for use in schools to provide health care at a distance.
  


• 03-Jul-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell Announces Strong Gains in Journal Impact Factors
  Wiley-Blackwell today announced strong gains in Impact Factors for its journals
  


• 03-Jul-2007
  UCL Scientist Develops a Measure of Distraction
  A scientific indicator of how easily distracted you are has been designed by a UCL (University College London) psychologist.
  


• 02-Jul-2007
  1 in 7 Organ Donors Concerned About Life & Health Insurance
  Kidney or partial liver donors to may encounter difficulty with life and health insurance, despite insurance.
  

June 2007

• 29-Jun-2007
  Tough Borders Not Enough to Prevent Illegal Migration
  Tougher border controls in border control have failed to deter illegal Mexican entrants to the USA.
  


• 29-Jun-2007
  Study: Gossip Not a Character Flaw, but an Evolutionary Tool
  A new study in Journal of Applied Social Psychology suggests that gossip is not a character flaw, but an evolved mechanism for maintaining status in one’s social group.
  


• 29-Jun-2007
  Hikers Could Die from AMS: Prevention Awareness Needs to Increase
  Acute mountain sickness (AMS) affects almost half of those ascending to heights over 3,000m and may lead to life-threatening complications such as pulmonary or cerebral edema.
  


• 28-Jun-2007
  Muslim Converts in Prison
  New research shows religious conversion provides prisoners with moral framework
  


• 28-Jun-2007
  International Criminal Court May Inhibit Peace
  A new article looks at the political effects and consequences of ICC intervention in Northen Uganda.
  


• 28-Jun-2007
  Experts Reexamine Corporate M&A Valuation and Disclosure Strategy
  Executives, Investors, Advisors, and Academics Discuss ways to Increase Corporate Value
  


• 28-Jun-2007
  It's Not All the Parent's Fault: Delinquency in Children Now Linked to Biology
  A highly reactive nervous system paired with a stressful family environment may lead to personality change.
  


• 28-Jun-2007
  New Regulations Needed for Patients Receiving Animal Tissue Donation
  A new article in The Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics calls for a change in the regulations surrounding xenotransplantation, the transplanting of animal cells, tissues or organs into humans.
  


• 28-Jun-2007
  Study Reveals New, Cost-efficient Method for Creating Portable Hydrogen Fuel Cells
  A new paper published in Journal of the American Ceramic Society proposes a new method of producing hydrogen for portable fuel cells. This new method negates the need for the complicated and expensive equipment currently used.
  


• 28-Jun-2007
  Curriculum Focused on Cognitive Skills May Improve Child Behavior
  Study: Children who are taught a curriculum focused on self-control and awareness exhibit fewer behavioral problems.
  


• 26-Jun-2007
  Positive Bilateral China-India Relations the Way to Global Economic Benefits
  India can benefit from studying China’s experience to maintain high economic growth and vice versa.
  


• 26-Jun-2007
  Two in Three Patients with Curable Rectal Cancer not Referred for Radiotherapy
  A study of patients with curable rectal cancer has found that only 35 per cent are being referred for radiotherapy.
  


• 26-Jun-2007
  AWHONN and Wiley-Blackwell Launch Continuing Nursing Education Web Site
  JournalsCNE.awhonn.org Helps Meet Education and Licensing Needs of Nurses
  


• 22-Jun-2007
  Chronic Constipation Study Offers Relief to All Sufferers
  A clinical trial has confirmed that polyethylene is safe for all patients suffering from chronic constipation.
  


• 20-Jun-2007
  Project Safe Neighborhoods Results in 37 Percent Drop in Homicide Rates
  Chicago Program Uses Non-traditional Methods to Decrease Gun-related Homocide
  


• 20-Jun-2007
  Past Humanitarian Efforts Drive Future U.S. Involvement
  Experiences in Somalia, Rwanda Influenced Choices Regarding Bosnia, Kosovo
  


• 19-Jun-2007
  Young Women Prefer Individually Tailored Weight Loss Advice
  A study has found that young women want personally tailored nutrition advice when it comes to weight loss.
  


• 19-Jun-2007
  Burning Fat and Carbohydrate During Exercise
  A paper published in The Journal of Physiology sheds light on fat oxidation during exercise and physical activity.
  


• 19-Jun-2007
  Study Highlights Unique Problems Faced by Immigrants Seeking Therapy
  Separations and Reunifications, Gender and Generational Cultural Pressures Affect Family Dynamics
  


• 19-Jun-2007
  Premier Dermatologic, Mohs, and Hair Restoration Surgery Societies Announce New Co-Editor for their Flagship Journal
  After a global search the societies announce new editor
  


• 19-Jun-2007
  Theories of Female Sexuality Being Re-written
  When it Comes to Women's Sexuality, Masters and Johnson May Have Been Right After All
  


• 18-Jun-2007
  Study Suggests Tasers may Affect Heart Function in Pacemaker-users
  Potentially Dangerous Combination Examined for First Time
  


• 14-Jun-2007
  New Model Solves Inflation Forecasting Puzzles
  Study Explains Current Difficulties in Forecasting Inflation
  


• 13-Jun-2007
  China's Answer to Maintaining Industry Control may Come from America
  New Study Applies Lessons from American Hybrid-organizations to State-owned Enterprises in China
  


• 13-Jun-2007
  Rural Hospitals Show Improvement in Patient Safety Systems
  Gap in Patient Safety Narrowing Between Rural and Urban Hospitals
  


• 12-Jun-2007
  Australia Facing New Epidemic - Abdominal Stab Wounds
  Australia could be facing a new epidemic, based on the latest findings published in Emergency Medicine Australasia.
  


• 12-Jun-2007
  Sex on Primetime Network Television at Lowest Level in Thirty Years
  TV has One-third the Amount of Sexual Content of 1970's Programming
  


• 12-Jun-2007
  Women Automatically Viewed as Sexual by Men, Study Shows
  New Testing Method Confirms Automatic Response in Male Thought
  


• 07-Jun-2007
  Strong Community Support for HPV Vaccine
  Community concerns about the HPV vaccine resulting in increased promiscuity reported in the media have been overstated.
  


• 07-Jun-2007
  Treatment Found to Reverse Hair Loss
  Study Finds that Dutasteride Reduces Hair Loss, Leads to Regrowth
  


• 07-Jun-2007
  Medical Malpractice Plaintiffs Receive Less than Half their Jury Awards
  Study of Texas Tort System Finds Defendants Rarely Pay Verdicts in Full
  


• 07-Jun-2007
  North American Birds Moving North as a Result of Climate Change
  Findings Similar to Previous European Studies
  


• 06-Jun-2007
  Mergers Benefit CEOs Financially, Regardless of Success
  Study Finds Conflict Between CEO Compensation and Shareholder Interests
  


• 05-Jun-2007
  Paternal Skin-to-Skin Contact Offers Cesarean-Born Baby Same Calming & Development Benefits as Mom
  According to a new study by Swedish researchers published in the journal Birth: Issues in Perinatal Care
  


• 05-Jun-2007
  Eating Red Meat Will Not Increase Cancer Risks
  Recent studies have disproved the common myth that consumption of red meat increases colorectal cancer risk.
  


• 04-Jun-2007
  Listen to the Elderly... They Know How They Feel
  New research predicting functional decline and mortality in acutely unwell older persons has been published.
  


• 01-Jun-2007
  South Australian Native Title Negotiators Get it Right
  Geographical Research has published a special thematic issue in Indigenous Peoples’ Knowledges and Rights.
  

May 2007

• 31-May-2007
  Embrace Suffering to Live a Better Life
  Therapists Suggest New Approach to Mental Health Therapy
  


• 31-May-2007
  Better Networked Venture Capital Firms Show Higher Fund Performance
  Portfolio Companies of Networked Firms also Fare Better Long-term
  


• 30-May-2007
  Cultural Differences Can Delay Care for Hispanic Patients
  Cultural differences in how Hispanics report symptoms of illness could lead to delays in diagnosis and treatment
  


• 30-May-2007
  When the Villain Becomes your Friend: The Strange Tale of Muscle Lactate
  The physiological role of lactic acid production in muscle is further researched in the Journal of Physiology
  


• 30-May-2007
  Workplace Bullying 50 Percent Higher in the US than Scandinavia
  New research to be published in the Journal of Management Studies reveals the prevalence of workplace bullying in the US
  


• 30-May-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell To Publish Financial Management
  Publishing partnership will provide libraries with first-ever online access to journal
  


• 25-May-2007
  Unlocking the Appropriate Personality -- The Role of the Emotional Helper in Organizations
  Organizational Initiatives, Performance and Employee Health Dependent on Role
  


• 25-May-2007
  Study: Pre- and Post-menopausal Women Equally Responsive to Most Sexual Desire Cues
  


• 25-May-2007
  Emotions Influence Support for Reconstruction Efforts in Post-war Iraq
  


• 24-May-2007
  Researcher Calls for Guidelines on Diagnosing and Treating Pediatric Bipolar Disorder
  


• 24-May-2007
  Antihistamine Offers Relief for Cirrhosis Patients with Insomnia
  


• 23-May-2007
  Withdrawn MS Drug Returns to Market
  Natalizumab Re-approved by the FDA
  


• 18-May-2007
  New Treatment Offers Relief from Chronic Back Pain
  


• 18-May-2007
  Voting Preference Not Affected by News Commentary
  


• 17-May-2007
  Quality Versus Quantity: Transforming Kidney Transplant Policy
  


• 16-May-2007
  Cow Protein Aids in Treatment of Gastrointestinal Disorder
  


• 16-May-2007
  Extra Time for Students with Learning Disabilities Does Not Skew SAT Scores
  


• 11-May-2007
  New Technology Helps Decipher Columbia Astronaut's Diary
  


• 10-May-2007
  Government Efforts Improving Workplace Diversity
  


• 10-May-2007
  Depression Common Among Pregnant Women, but Frequently Undiagnosed
  


• 09-May-2007
  New Relief for Unexplained Chest Pain
  


• 09-May-2007
  Mexico's Environment Faring Well After NAFTA
  


• 09-May-2007
  Tissue Engineered Scaffolding Allows Reproduction of Cartilage Tissue
  


• 08-May-2007
  Invasion of the Island Bats
  


• 08-May-2007
  Research Suggests Men's Sexual Behavior Adapts to Perceived Threats
  


• 08-May-2007
  Combined Molecular-targeted and Hormonal Therapies Offer Promise in Treating Ovarian Cancer
  


• 07-May-2007
  Understanding the Dynamics of Change in Australian Households
  


• 04-May-2007
  Climate change impacts stream life
  


• 02-May-2007
  Smoking Influences Crohn's Disease
  


• 02-May-2007
  Study Examines the Pathologization of Guantanamo Suicides
  


• 02-May-2007
  New, Less Painful Wound Treatment for Pediatric Patients
  


• 02-May-2007
  New Study Reveals an Association between Later Placental Problems in Mums who have had a Previous Caesarean Section
  


• 01-May-2007
  Quality Assurance and Performance Management in Obstetric Practice
  


• 01-May-2007
  Special Issue Focuses on "Inherent Power" of the President
  


• 01-May-2007
  Who Receives a Kidney Transplant First?
  

April 2007

• 30-Apr-2007
  Parents Disagree On What Constitutes "Quality Time"
  


• 30-Apr-2007
  Pharmaceutical Compounds Found in Nation's Fresh Water
  


• 30-Apr-2007
  Strong Counterterrorism Measures May Aid Terrorist Agendas
  


• 27-Apr-2007
  Plants Do Not Emit Methane
  


• 27-Apr-2007
  God-sanctioned Violence in Religious Texts Increases Aggression
  


• 27-Apr-2007
  Protein May Hold Key to Decreasing Organ Dysfunction Rates in Heart Transplants
  


• 23-Apr-2007
  Market Size Has Small Impact on Competitive Balance for Baseball Teams
  


• 23-Apr-2007
  "Security Moms" and "NASCAR Dads" Are a Political Myth
  


• 20-Apr-2007
  Pancreas Injuries in Teenagers' Football Matches Require Close Examination
  


• 20-Apr-2007
  New Study calls for First-aid Training so Bystanders can Help Prevent Deaths at Accident Scene
  


• 19-Apr-2007
  Commercial Hunting May be Largest Threat to Tropical Forests
  


• 19-Apr-2007
  Commercial Hunting May be Largest Threat to Tropical Forests
  


• 19-Apr-2007
  Don't Beat about the Bush - Making Mental Health a Priority in Rural Australia
  


• 19-Apr-2007
  Renowned Nutrition Experts Tackle Nation's Obesity Problem in New Book on Primary Care Nutrition
  


• 16-Apr-2007
  Information processing in the Central Nervous System: the signalling system controlling movement
  


• 16-Apr-2007
  Breathing for Better Lung Health
  


• 13-Apr-2007
  Study: Not Just a Menopausal Symptom - Men Have Hot Flashes, Too
  


• 13-Apr-2007
  New Reflux Guidelines Released
  


• 13-Apr-2007
  Additional Consumer Education and Enforcement Needed for Subprime Loan Consumers
  


• 12-Apr-2007
  Mortality Rate Increases for Kidney Recipients with Anemia
  


• 12-Apr-2007
  Major Hurdle Seen for the Future of Digital Interaction
  


• 12-Apr-2007
  Saudi Terrorists' Social Connections, Not Religious Ideology, Largest Source of New Recruits
  


• 06-Apr-2007
  China's Global Imbalances Unsustainable in the Long Run
  


• 05-Apr-2007
  New Drug Shows Promise for Treating Epileptic Seizures
  


• 05-Apr-2007
  Good Behavior, Religiousness May Be Genetic
  


• 03-Apr-2007
  Chickenpox Vaccine the Way to Go
  


• 02-Apr-2007
  Indigenous Life Expectancy on the Rise
  

March 2007

• 30-Mar-2007
  Breakthrough Research shows that Consuming Shrimp Shell Could Lower Cholesterol Levels
  


• 30-Mar-2007
  Mothers of Autistic Children Susceptible to Depression
  


• 30-Mar-2007
  Reforming College Sports an Uphill Battle
  


• 30-Mar-2007
  VA Study Finds Time Waiting for Health Care Linked to Mortality
  


• 29-Mar-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell Publishes Polar Research for the Norwegian Polar Institute
  


• 27-Mar-2007
  The Ice Thaws: Blackwell journals available once again in Norway
  


• 26-Mar-2007
  Blackwell Books Online Platform becomes COUNTER-Compliant
  


• 26-Mar-2007
  Honor Society of Nursing Announces New Editor for its Flagship Journal
  After a global search, the Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International, today announced new editor
  


• 23-Mar-2007
  Migratory Birds are Innocent Scapegoats for the Spread of Bird Flu
  


• 23-Mar-2007
  Online Bullying of Teen Girls on the Rise
  


• 23-Mar-2007
  Wandering is Health Risk for 1 in 5 Cognitively Impaired Nursing Home Patients
  


• 23-Mar-2007
  Disaster Volunteers Examine Inefficiencies of Relief Efforts
  


• 23-Mar-2007
  Experts say Bush Administration Misunderstands Terror Networks
  


• 22-Mar-2007
  Expression of Love May Lower Cholesterol
  


• 15-Mar-2007
  Lawmakers Need to Make Childhood Obesity a Public Health Issue
  


• 15-Mar-2007
  Video Games Shown to Improve Vision
  


• 15-Mar-2007
  Europeans Reexamine National, Cultural Identity as Immigrant Presence Increases
  


• 13-Mar-2007
  The Internet Unlikely to Facilitate Democratic Engagement
  


• 13-Mar-2007
  'Generalist' Genes Linked to a Variety of Learning Disorders
  


• 13-Mar-2007
  Adjusting to High School May be More Difficult in Ethnically Different Environments
  


• 12-Mar-2007
  Pacifier Use May Lower Risk of SIDS
  


• 12-Mar-2007
  Larvae of Rare Cave Crustaceans Discovered
  


• 09-Mar-2007
  Links Found Between Risk Taking and Adolescent Sexual Behavior
  


• 09-Mar-2007
  Family Businesses Risk Less, Lose More on Investments
  


• 08-Mar-2007
  Are Your Kidneys Okay? - Call for Action on World Kidney Day
  


• 08-Mar-2007
  Male Reindeer Inflate a Large Air Sac in the Neck Region to Emit their Hoarse Rutting Calls
  


• 08-Mar-2007
  Well known but never understood: revealing why ecological communities change with distance
  


• 08-Mar-2007
  Links between species' ecological traits and environmental requirements guide conservation planners
  


• 07-Mar-2007
  Dialysis Patients with Metabolic Syndrome Show Increased Risk for Heart Disease
  


• 05-Mar-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell to Launch Archives of Drug Information
  


• 05-Mar-2007
  Parental Issues Interfere with Important Child Immunizations
  


• 01-Mar-2007
  Pain Specialists Investigate Impact and Treatment of Landmine Injury
  

February 2007

• 28-Feb-2007
  Stress-Related Adult Disease May Originate In Fetal Development
  


• 28-Feb-2007
  Wiley-Blackwell and ICA First to Provide Translated Journal Article Abstracts
  


• 27-Feb-2007
  Use of Alternative Medicines May Impact Fertility Treatment
  


• 27-Feb-2007
  Nectar is not a simple soft drink
  


• 22-Feb-2007
  People with Genetic Predictors of Colorectal Cancer are Not Getting Screened
  


• 22-Feb-2007
  New Measure of Sexual Arousal Found for Both Men and Women
  


• 22-Feb-2007
  Author: Bush, first President with an M.B.A., Gets Failing Grade as Public Administrator
  


• 21-Feb-2007
  A Dietary Supplement Protects the Lives of Farm Shrimp
  


• 21-Feb-2007
  Children of Divorce Still Feel Effects Twenty Years Later
  


• 21-Feb-2007
  Over a Century After Disappearing, Wild Elk Return to Ontario
  


• 21-Feb-2007
  Vitamin D May Reduce Falls in Elderly Nursing Home Residents
  


• 15-Feb-2007
  Blackwell Publishing to Launch Regulation & Governance
  


• 15-Feb-2007
  Teens May Lose Transplanted Organs When Insurance Runs Out
  


• 14-Feb-2007
  Mental Health Care enters New Era with Early Intervention in Psychiatry
  


• 13-Feb-2007
  Blackwell Partners Korean Academy of Social Welfare to launch Asian Social Work and Policy Review
  


• 13-Feb-2007
  Special Assistance Programs May Help Teen Parents Continue Education
  


• 13-Feb-2007
  Health of Nation's Water Supply May be Found at the Head of the River
  


• 12-Feb-2007
  How Badger Culling Creates Conditions for Spread of Bovine TB
  


• 12-Feb-2007
  Sexual Assault Victims Further Harmed by Negative Social Reactions
  


• 09-Feb-2007
  The Age of Independence
  


• 09-Feb-2007
  Routine Dialysis After Radiographic Procedures May Be Unnecessary
  


• 08-Feb-2007
  Parents Voice Concern over Television Food Ads Directed at Children
  


• 08-Feb-2007
  Blackwell to Launch Clinical and Translational Science Journal
  


• 07-Feb-2007
  Private Dietitians Lead the Way in National Allied Health Services Reform
  


• 06-Feb-2007
  Better Assessment of Transfusions Could Save Blood
  


• 05-Feb-2007
  Wiley Completes Acquisition of Blackwell Publishing (Holdings) Ltd.
  

January 2007

• 31-Jan-2007
  Performing Surgery on a Beating Heart May Be Safer
  


• 31-Jan-2007
  Erectile Dysfunction Influenced by Race and Ethnicity
  


• 29-Jan-2007
  Psychological Effects of Heart Surgery Examined
  


• 29-Jan-2007
  New Study is First to Link Romantic Relationships to Genes
  


• 25-Jan-2007
  Psychiatric Disorders May Be Linked to Seizures
  


• 25-Jan-2007
  Babies Eating Carrots, Other Vegetables May Turn Orange
  


• 22-Jan-2007
  Tackling Diabetes in Indigenous Communities
  


• 17-Jan-2007
  Alpine Bird Numbers on the Slide Due to High-altitude Ski Runs
  


• 17-Jan-2007
  Risk of Stroke Expected to Decrease with New Screening Guidelines
  


• 17-Jan-2007
  Wealthy, Educated Immigrants Less Likely to Seek Citizenship
  


• 16-Jan-2007
  China's Energy Security Policy Precedes Climate Security Concerns
  


• 16-Jan-2007
  Discrimination, Racism, and the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
  


• 16-Jan-2007
  Establishing Guidelines for Care of Chronic Wounds
  


• 12-Jan-2007
  Blackwell Publishing Revamps Online Delivery Platform
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  Sex Differences in Intellectual Performance
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  China, India to Become Leading Superpowers by Mid-Century
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  Study: Police Confession Procedures May Lead to False Confessions
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  Long Hours On the Bike May Have Sexual Consequences for Women
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  Wilderness Restoration Hindered by Unlikely Paradox
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  Research Indicates Predictors for Cervical Cancer
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  A New Look at Television as Therapy
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  Study Examines Benefits of Corporate Conglomerates and Stand-alone Firms
  


• 11-Jan-2007
  Fewer Resources Available to Older Domestic Violence Victims in Rural Areas
  


• 05-Jan-2007
  Business Booms in Rural Australian Town as Elvis Lives On
  


• 05-Jan-2007
  Serum Tests Key to Gastric Cancer Detection
  


• 04-Jan-2007
  Pattern Found in Childhood Self-Regulation, Sex and Adolescent Drug Use
  


• 04-Jan-2007
  New Bio-artificial Liver May Increase Survival Rates for Liver Failure
  


• 04-Jan-2007
  Unmarried Couples Living with Children: It's Practical
  


• 04-Jan-2007
  Land Reserves May Not be Enough to Preserve Endangered Species
  


• 04-Jan-2007
  Increase in African American Doctors May Benefit Communities
  


• 04-Jan-2007
  Blackwell Launches BJOG's First Podcast
  


• 02-Jan-2007
  Nurses Must Be Assertive or Risk Burnout
  

December 2006

• 28-Dec-2006
  New Focus on Wrong Answers in Multiple Choice Tests
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Presence of Spouse or Partner May Limit Physical Effects of Stress
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Global Warming May Threaten Human Health
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Skin-Lightening Product Undergoing New Safety Assessment
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  New Program Improving Balance of Older Adults
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Immigrant Mothers Face Hurdles in Accessing Postpartum Assistance in Canada
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Schedule Your Colon Exam in the Morning
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Healthy Lifestyles Now Lead to a Healthier Future
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Extended-release Treatment Reduces Pain, Improves Sleep
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Child Brain Development may be Affected by Seizures and Anti-seizure Drugs
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Drinking Can Lead to Pancreatic Tissue Death in Patients
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Risk Management Theory Creating Value for Corporate Shareholders
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Political Connections and Corporate Bailouts Hurt Economic Growth
  


• 28-Dec-2006
  Gifted Children from 35-Year-Old Study Revisited
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  Study Reveals Large Number of Older Women are Voluntarily Childless
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  Poor Heart Health Linked to Mental Impairment in Elderly Women
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  Heavy Drinking in Older Men Leads to More Falls, but not Fractures
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  Psychological Impairments of Parents Affect Teen Well-being
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  A Closer Look at France's Selective Immigration Policies
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  New Approach to Youth Psychiatric Care Creates Safer Environments
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  New Therapy Guidelines Focus on Relationships, not Individuals
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  Mother-Child Relationships not Affected by Non-Standard Work Schedule
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  Normal Life Most Important for Young Transplant Patients
  


• 21-Dec-2006
  Trust in the Workplace Based on Character
  


• 15-Dec-2006
  Authors Address The Present and Future of Clinical Psychology
  


• 15-Dec-2006
  Many Children Discontinuing Use of ADHD Medication
  


• 15-Dec-2006
  Incontinence Sufferers Have Lower Quality of Life
  


• 15-Dec-2006
  Certain Types of Cancer Becoming More Common, While Rates of Others Decreasing
  


• 14-Dec-2006
  Christmas Dinners Depend on Control of Plant Diseases Worldwide
  


• 14-Dec-2006
  Introducing Science to the Psychology of the Soul
  


• 14-Dec-2006
  Interventions Needed for Abused and Violence-Exposed Children
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Frankincense Trees Overexploited for Christmas Scent
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Blackwell Publishes the Journal of Public Health Dentistry
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Serial Murder of Hospital Patients a Startling Problem
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Visiting Specialists Key to Providing Medical Access in Rural Areas
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Greater Cooperation Needed for Advancement of Stem Cell Research
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Future of Nanotechnology Discussed by Experts
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Judicial Decision Making During Wartime
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Steroid-free Medication Lowers Rejection Rate for Kidney Transplants
  


• 13-Dec-2006
  Moderate Drinking May Help Older Women Live Longer
  


• 12-Dec-2006
  New Editor-In-Chief for Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
  


• 12-Dec-2006
  For Pacific White Shrimp, Gender Matters When Competing For Food
  


• 12-Dec-2006
  Judicial Globalization Debated in Supreme Court Cases
  


• 12-Dec-2006
  Obesity Linked to Acid Reflux Disease
  


• 08-Dec-2006
  Research Highlights How Farmers' Agri-environment Schemes Could Do More for Wildlife
  


• 08-Dec-2006
  Small, Smaller, Smallest: The Plight of the Vaquita
  


• 08-Dec-2006
  Relationship Between Religion and Foreign Policy Explored
  


• 05-Dec-2006
  New Research Sheds Light on Stroke Development
  


• 05-Dec-2006
  Do Men Really Know More About Politics?
  

November 2006

• 30-Nov-2006
  Proceedings of Australia's First Consensus Conference on Multiple Gestation Now Released
  


• 30-Nov-2006
  Blackwell First Publisher to Deliver Comprehensive Guide on Publication Ethics
  


• 27-Nov-2006
  Politics Stand in Way of Regional Integration in East Asia
  


• 23-Nov-2006
  Impact of Climate Change in Africa
  


• 22-Nov-2006
  Suffering from Chronic Constipation?
  


• 21-Nov-2006
  Deep Brain Stimulation Offers New Hope for Dystonia Treatment
  


• 20-Nov-2006
  Rural Blues? Speak To Your Friendly Community Pharmacist
  


• 16-Nov-2006
  Ski Resorts act as Barometer to Climate Change
  


• 16-Nov-2006
  Sleep Apnea Treatment Curbs Aggression in Sex Offenders
  


• 16-Nov-2006
  South African Group Identities not Linked to Intolerance
  


• 16-Nov-2006
  Rational Solution to Debate Over Compensation for Kidney Donation
  


• 16-Nov-2006
  Tooth Whiteners Do Not Cause Cancer
  


• 16-Nov-2006
  Genetics Influence Adolescent Language Problems
  


• 16-Nov-2006
  New Technology Offers Alternative to Open Heart Surgery
  


• 15-Nov-2006
  Study shows PNG has one of World's Highest Incidences of Snakebite
  


• 14-Nov-2006
  Good Nutrition Is Key to Alleviating Depression
  


• 14-Nov-2006
  The 'Gold Standard' of University Rankings is Now Published as a Book
  


• 14-Nov-2006
  No Link Found Between Erectile Medications and HIV
  


• 14-Nov-2006
  Obesity an Advantage in MHD patients
  


• 14-Nov-2006
  New Angioplasty Procedure Proving More Effective
  


• 13-Nov-2006
  Influenza Pandemic "Inevitable"
  


• 13-Nov-2006
  Opposites Do Not Attract
  


• 08-Nov-2006
  Ten Million People A Year Are Affected by Zoonotic Viruses Spread by Non-Human Hosts
  


• 06-Nov-2006
  Blackwell Publishing and the International Mind, Brain, and Education Society to Launch New Journal
  


• 06-Nov-2006
  Increased Hemodialysis May Lead to Greater Survival Rates
  


• 02-Nov-2006
  Blackwell Boosts Ranks of Asian Journals
  


• 02-Nov-2006
  Computer with Brain Connections Changing Quality of Life of Paralyzed
  


• 02-Nov-2006
  Increased Education Reduces Likelihood of Civil Wars
  

October 2006

• 31-Oct-2006
  Blackwell to Launch Largest Academic Social Science and Humanities Reference Resource Online
  


• 31-Oct-2006
  Increased Co-Payments Can Decrease Hospital Stays
  


• 31-Oct-2006
  UNEP, Yale and Publishers Launch "Online Access to Research in the Environment" for Global Access to Critical Environmental Research
  


• 31-Oct-2006
  Telling the likes apart: neutral and null models in ecology contrasted in new key review
  


• 30-Oct-2006
  Rock Climbing Does Not Increase Risk of Osteoarthritis
  


• 27-Oct-2006
  Looking to a New Era in Bee Research
  


• 26-Oct-2006
  Mass Media Not Encouraging Political Deliberation
  


• 26-Oct-2006
  Survivors of Organized Violence Often Left with Traumatic Memories
  


• 26-Oct-2006
  Appeal to Citizen Duty Leads to a Politically Engaged Public
  


• 26-Oct-2006
  Feelings of Self-Worth Impacted by Advertisements
  


• 26-Oct-2006
  Blackwell's English-Language Chinese Journals Receive Top Accolade
  


• 25-Oct-2006
  New Research Offers Insight Into Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
  


• 23-Oct-2006
  China Growing, yet Greying
  


• 19-Oct-2006
  Corporate Globalization Linked to Shared Responsibility
  


• 18-Oct-2006
  Hospital Food Could Lack Nutritional Value
  


• 18-Oct-2006
  Democracy Not Improving the Well-Being of the Poor
  


• 09-Oct-2006
  Keeping Australian Rural GPs Happy is Key to Retaining Their Talent
  


• 05-Oct-2006
  Stopping the Spread of Exotic Diseases in Porcine Creatures
  


• 05-Oct-2006
  "Grand Theft Auto" is the Best Computer Game - Suggests New Study
  


• 04-Oct-2006
  Overweight Children at Increased Risk for Adult Cardiovascular Diseases
  


• 03-Oct-2006
  Fewer Female Entrepreneurs Found in Developed World
  


• 03-Oct-2006
  Comprehensive Guide For Asthma Management Developed
  


• 01-Oct-2006
  Blackwell Publishing Partners with The Japan Society of Hepatology
  

September 2006

• 28-Sep-2006
  The Pathological Export Boom and the Bazaar Effect: How to Solve the German Puzzle
  


• 28-Sep-2006
  Scientists Use an "Ice Lolly" to Find Polar Bacteria in Their Own Backyard
  


• 27-Sep-2006
  Triple Threat: World Fin Trade May Harvest
  


• 27-Sep-2006
  Kill Your TV or it Might Kill your Kids First
  


• 27-Sep-2006
  Anti-Smoking Campaigns Cause Boomerang Effect
  


• 25-Sep-2006
  Statistics Do Not Show True Picture of Prison Life
  


• 20-Sep-2006
  Study Shows Men with ED Favor Treatment with Vardenafil
  


• 19-Sep-2006
  Being A Cheerful Giver May Be The Secret To Marital Bliss
  


• 19-Sep-2006
  What Makes Her Want You
  


• 19-Sep-2006
  Clustered Housing Developments in Boulder County, CO Not Better for Plant and Wildlife Conservation
  


• 18-Sep-2006
  "No Time To Exercise" Is No Excuse
  


• 11-Sep-2006
  Mysteries of Kilimanjaro
  


• 07-Sep-2006
  On The Clock And Under The Microscope
  


• 07-Sep-2006
  Scientists Explore How Complex Organs Develop From A Simple Bud
  


• 07-Sep-2006
  Playing Field Leveling In Media Coverage of Political Candidates
  


• 06-Sep-2006
  Blackwell Acquires Brandywine Press
  


• 06-Sep-2006
  Recent Study Confirms Warning Signs of Painkiller Abuse
  


• 06-Sep-2006
  Epilepsy Medicaton Proving Ineffective Over Time
  

August 2006

• 31-Aug-2006
  Health Claims for Food on the Internet - How Much Is Really The Truth?
  


• 31-Aug-2006
  Leading Specialists Predict the Future of Cardiovascular Medicine and Surgery
  


• 29-Aug-2006
  The Truth behind Australia's History Wars
  


• 29-Aug-2006
  For Low-Risk Women, Risk of Death May Be Higher for Babies Delivered by Cesarean
  


• 15-Aug-2006
  Treating Battlefield Injuries and Pain in Veterans from Afghanistan and Iraq
  


• 11-Aug-2006
  El Niño Linked to Low Ground Water Levels
  


• 09-Aug-2006
  New Study Provides New Insight Regarding Hyperglycemia in Critically Ill Cats
  


• 09-Aug-2006
  Is There True Authenticity in the Practice of Evidence-based Health Sciences?
  


• 03-Aug-2006
  New Study Shows Autism-related Developmental "Red Flags" Identifiable at Age Two in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
  

July 2006

• 25-Jul-2006
  Understanding the True Facts on Fats
  


• 20-Jul-2006
  Jahangir Amuzegar on the Situation Involving Iran's Nuclear Power
  


• 20-Jul-2006
  Earrings: Must-have Fashion Accessory or Health Hazard?
  


• 19-Jul-2006
  New Guidelines for Antiepileptic Drugs Announced
  


• 19-Jul-2006
  Pig Cell Implants Show Potential for Treatment of Stroke, Huntington's Disease
  


• 18-Jul-2006
  Water Aerobics Reduces Sick Leave for Pregnant Women
  


• 18-Jul-2006
  Breast Cancer Doesn't Have to Mean Losing Your Breast
  


• 18-Jul-2006
  Your Outlook in Life is Forged in Childhood
  


• 17-Jul-2006
  Timely Referral for Intestinal Transplantation May Reduce Mortality Rates
  


• 17-Jul-2006
  Childbirth Experience Can Be Improved with the Help of a Trusted Friend
  


• 13-Jul-2006
  No Increase In Punitive Damages Awards, Study Shows
  


• 11-Jul-2006
  Higher Mortality Rate For Females Undergoing Heart Surgery
  


• 11-Jul-2006
  I Forgive You for Taking His Lunch Money
  


• 10-Jul-2006
  Thomson Scientific, ScholarOne and Blackwell Publishing Collaborate To Offer Authors, Editors and Reviewers A Simple Process For Manuscript Review
  


• 10-Jul-2006
  Do Guidelines Matter?
  


• 10-Jul-2006
  Blackwell Announces High Growth In Impact Factors
  


• 10-Jul-2006
  Blackwell Publishing Sponsors Young Chinese Librarian
  


• 10-Jul-2006
  Climate Change Not The Only Factor Controlling Distribution of Plant Species
  


• 06-Jul-2006
  Falling Asleep At the Wheel? Experts Uncover the Risk Factors
  


• 06-Jul-2006
  Regular Paracetamol Use Could Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk By Almost A Third
  


• 05-Jul-2006
  Future of Health Care Not Bright for Elderly Patients in the Sunshine State
  


• 05-Jul-2006
  Blackwell Publishing and Le Jacq Announce Strategic Partnership
  


• 03-Jul-2006
  Addressing the Realities of Climate Change
  


• 03-Jul-2006
  Whiplash Injuries - Are They Caused by Startle Reflexes?
  

June 2006

• 30-Jun-2006
  Absence of Post-Miocene Red Sea Land Bridges: Biogeographic Implications
  


• 28-Jun-2006
  Male House Fly's Answer to Female Infidelity
  


• 27-Jun-2006
  Crushing the Hubble-Bubble Myth
  


• 26-Jun-2006
  Heart Implant Devices Strike Fear in Patients
  


• 23-Jun-2006
  Blackwell Publishing Signs First Korean Journal
  


• 21-Jun-2006
  Forget the Label. Portion Size is All in Your Mind.
  


• 21-Jun-2006
  More Knowledge Equals Less Belief in Arab Stereotypes
  


• 21-Jun-2006
  New Drug Shows Promise for Women with Sexual Dysfunction
  


• 20-Jun-2006
  Over-use of Antibiotics In Fish-for-food Industry Encourages Bacterial Resistance and Disease
  


• 20-Jun-2006
  Family Firms Perform Better Than Other Businesses
  


• 19-Jun-2006
  Climate Change May Threaten Species of Amphibians and Reptiles In Southwestern Europe
  


• 19-Jun-2006
  Medicare Could Save Money and Provide More Defibrillators
  


• 15-Jun-2006
  Challenge is in the Eye of the Beholder: A Heavy Burden can Slant our World
  


• 14-Jun-2006
  Gender Link Found For Advanced Esophageal Cancer
  


• 14-Jun-2006
  Blackwell Partners with Guttmacher Institute
  


• 14-Jun-2006
  America's Plan to Attack Iraq Split Europe Down the Middle
  


• 14-Jun-2006
  Global Warming May Warrant New Approaches to Ecosystem Restoration
  


• 13-Jun-2006
  Understanding a Child's Motivations Is Key to Effective Child Occupational Therapy
  


• 13-Jun-2006
  Filling the Gap in Homeland Security
  


• 13-Jun-2006
  Overcoming the Debilitating Loss of a Loved One
  


• 08-Jun-2006
  Men Infer Sexual Interest Before Women Do
  


• 07-Jun-2006
  Female Birds Boost Up Their Eggs When Hearing Sexy Song
  


• 07-Jun-2006
  Policy Makers Draw Up List of "Top 100" Ecological Questions
  


• 07-Jun-2006
  Evidence Human Activities Have Shaped Large-scale Ecological Patterns
  


• 07-Jun-2006
  Seeing Beyond the Gray Areas: New Tool Uncovers the Importance of the Brain's White Matter
  


• 06-Jun-2006
  The State Lottery: Creating Social Inequality Across the Nation
  


• 05-Jun-2006
  Trade Balance Numbers Are Deceptive and Unreliable
  


• 01-Jun-2006
  Financial Analysts' Silence Can Speak Volumes
  


• 01-Jun-2006
  Current Policies for Tackling Football Hooliganism are Shown the Yellow Card
  


• 01-Jun-2006
  WHO Expert To Edit First International Influenza Title As Pandemic Fears Grow
  


• 01-Jun-2006
  Blackwell Publishing Receives International Headquarters Award from the Singapore Economic Development Board
  

May 2006

• 31-May-2006
  New Study Finds Knowledge of Cardiac Risk Factors Poor
  


• 31-May-2006
  The Great Transformation of Central Eastern Europe: Success and Disappointment
  


• 29-May-2006
  Abstinence Recommended for Breastfeeding Mothers
  


• 26-May-2006
  Relief for Rosacea Suffers
  


• 23-May-2006
  Childhood Trauma Makes for Unhappy Adults
  


• 23-May-2006
  Prison Films Impact on Prison Reform
  


• 22-May-2006
  A Concrete Solution to Saving Tax Dollars
  


• 19-May-2006
  Genetic Basis for Premature Ovarian Failure Identified
  


• 18-May-2006
  Gossip Creates Friendships, It Does Not Break Them
  


• 17-May-2006
  Bush's Response to 9/11 Mirrors Wilson Era
  


• 17-May-2006
  Wal-Mart Equals Higher Poverty Rates
  


• 17-May-2006
  Blackwell Publishing and The Australian Veterinary Association Announce New Partnership
  


• 17-May-2006
  Guidelines to Treat MMN Provide Success
  


• 16-May-2006
  Blackwell Acquires Three Leading Gastroenterology Books
  


• 16-May-2006
  New Medicare Plan "Doughnut Hole" to Affect Seriously Ill Seniors
  


• 16-May-2006
  Australia's Urban Planning: Can it face The Challenge?
  


• 16-May-2006
  Our Memory Wears Rose-Colored Glasses
  


• 15-May-2006
  Fast Pharmacy Access To The Morning-After Pill Could Prevent Ten Percent More Unwanted Pregnancies
  


• 10-May-2006
  DNA Helps Scientists Reveal Early Stages of Evolution
  


• 10-May-2006
  Species Mapping Revolutionized
  


• 10-May-2006
  Our Racial Identity Affects Who We See
  


• 09-May-2006
  Summer Sun Safety
  


• 08-May-2006
  Nurses Bear the Cost of Caring Most Heavily
  


• 08-May-2006
  Learning The Lessons of The World's Oldest Ecological Experiment
  


• 05-May-2006
  Studies Reveal that Most Australians View Retirement as the Ideal Time for Play
  


• 04-May-2006
  How Internet Addiction is Affecting Lives
  


• 03-May-2006
  Economics Nobel Prize Winner Ronald Coase Publishes New Research on the State of Economics
  


• 03-May-2006
  See Jane Run for President and then See Girls Become Political
  


• 03-May-2006
  New Kind of Drug Could Increase Number Who Quit Smoking
  


• 02-May-2006
  Blackwell Launches 3000 Years of Digitized Journal Backfiles
  


• 01-May-2006
  Dolphins At Risk
  


• 01-May-2006
  Breast and Nipple Stimulation Turns Women on More Than You Think
  

April 2006

• 19-Apr-2006
  New Biodiversity Hotspots Identified Underground: Exploring The Terrestrial Cave Fauna
  


• 18-Apr-2006
  Beautiful Flowers May Hold Nasty Surprises
  


• 14-Apr-2006
  Other People Influence Us and We Don't Even Know It
  


• 12-Apr-2006
  The Future of Tropical Forests: New Projections Hopeful
  


• 12-Apr-2006
  Are you Getting Your Money's Worth in Health Care?
  


• 12-Apr-2006
  Exposure To Stress At The Fetal Stage Can Make Offspring More Anxious Later In Life
  


• 12-Apr-2006
  Gone But Not Forgotten - The Persistence of Anti-predator Behavior
  


• 12-Apr-2006
  Armpit Odour Can Exude Women's Fertility
  


• 11-Apr-2006
  The Night Shift May Lead to Family Nightmares
  


• 11-Apr-2006
  Young Adults Drink to Hazardous Levels- But No One Notices
  


• 11-Apr-2006
  Use of Herbal Party Pills All Too Common in Young People Presenting to Emergency Departments
  


• 11-Apr-2006
  Victoria Leads the Way in Publicly Funded Psychiatry Services in Australia
  


• 11-Apr-2006
  Biomechanics - Improving Lives, Providing Insight for Medical Practice
  


• 10-Apr-2006
  Lack of Research Forcing Elderly to Cope with Chronic Pain
  


• 10-Apr-2006
  Europe Slow To Add Infant Pneumococcal Vaccine To National Programmes Despite Strong U.S. Results
  


• 10-Apr-2006
  Australia Needs to Improve Management of Young People with Cancer
  


• 10-Apr-2006
  Darwinian Debt May Explain Why Fish Stocks Don't Recover
  


• 10-Apr-2006
  Tropical Fires Add Injury To Biodiversity Insult
  


• 10-Apr-2006
  'Extinction-proof' Population Sizes Cannot Be Predicted From Species Traits
  


• 10-Apr-2006
  The Complexity of Tropical Forest Structure Defies Simple Characterization
  


• 06-Apr-2006
  Women's Health Update from JOGNN
  


• 05-Apr-2006
  Corporations Seeking to Increase the Security of Pensions While Limiting Investor Risks
  


• 03-Apr-2006
  Radical Overhaul needed for Australian Psychiatry Practice
  


• 03-Apr-2006
  Body Mass Index (BMI) measurements of Australian Children often inaccurate
  

March 2006

• 31-Mar-2006
  Milestone Year for China's Economic Development
  


• 31-Mar-2006
  Single Cell Amoeba Increases MRSA Numbers One Thousand Fold
  


• 28-Mar-2006
  Anger and Sadness Frame How We Respond to a Terrorist Attack
  


• 27-Mar-2006
  Treatment Reduces Gastric Ulcers In At-Risk Patients Using Long-Term Nsaids
  


• 27-Mar-2006
  Blackwell Expands Publishing Partnership with the Institute of Food Technologists
  


• 24-Mar-2006
  China's Energy Dilemma : An International Perspective
  


• 23-Mar-2006
  Caring Emotions May Overcome Drug Addictions in New Parent Therapy Program
  


• 23-Mar-2006
  Honor Among Businesses: Corporations are Becoming More Ethical
  


• 22-Mar-2006
  Workplace Abuse Trickles Down
  


• 22-Mar-2006
  Blackwell To Publish Cardiovascular Drug Reviews and CNS Drug Reviews
  


• 21-Mar-2006
  International Efforts Join to Increase Understanding
  


• 20-Mar-2006
  Newer Form of Cardiac Imaging Providing Better Look at Heart
  


• 17-Mar-2006
  Experts Call for Balance in Addressing Under Treated Pain and Drug Abuse
  


• 16-Mar-2006
  Gene Therapy Breakthrough for Chemo-Radiation Resistant
  


• 16-Mar-2006
  Greater Dietary Variety Allows for Graceful Aging
  


• 15-Mar-2006
  Refuting Myths Surrounding Rural Health Recruitment
  


• 15-Mar-2006
  Tariq Ramadan on the Global Ideology of Fear
  


• 15-Mar-2006
  Blackwell Publishing Unveils Dynamic Website Redesign
  


• 14-Mar-2006
  Women and Children are the First Hurt by Welfare Reform
  


• 14-Mar-2006
  Bank Mergers Bring Down the Neighborhood
  


• 09-Mar-2006
  Blackwell Publishing Goes Green
  


• 09-Mar-2006
  Preparation Needed as Children Enter Schools Already Overweight
  


• 08-Mar-2006
  Inadequate Prescribing Practices Lead to Poor Pain Control in Nursing Home Residents
  


• 08-Mar-2006
  Risk for Low Sexual Desire Increases in Women after Surgical Menopause
  


• 08-Mar-2006
  Management of Delta and Wetlands Contributed to Problems after Hurricanes
  


• 08-Mar-2006
  Do Older People Quit Smoking for the Wrong Reasons?
  


• 08-Mar-2006
  Troubling Increase in Repeat Cesarean Delivery, Inadequate Explanations
  


• 07-Mar-2006
  American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Partners with Blackwell Publishing
  


• 07-Mar-2006
  Blackwell Acquires Two Leading Dentistry Journals
  


• 07-Mar-2006
  Study Finds Increased Damages in Sexual Harassment Cases Despite Caps
  


• 02-Mar-2006
  U.S. Involvement in the Middle East Began With Eisenhower
  


• 02-Mar-2006
  Humanities Researchers Benefit from Inspiring New Online Reviews Journals
  


• 01-Mar-2006
  Better Business Bureau More Reliable than Criticism Reveals
  


• 01-Mar-2006
  Article on U.S. News Rankings in Law and Society Review March Issue
  

February 2006

• 28-Feb-2006
  Erection Pill Associated with Normalization of Relationships and Self-Esteem in Men with Erectile Dysfunction
  


• 27-Feb-2006
  Man-Made Heart Tissue Improves Cardiac Performance
  


• 23-Feb-2006
  Defining the Beginning and End of Life
  


• 21-Feb-2006
  Food Experts Say Public Has Inadequate Understanding of Food Risk Issues
  


• 21-Feb-2006
  Researchers Develop Alternate Method to Dispose Nuclear Liquid Waste
  


• 21-Feb-2006
  Mixed Conductor Ceria Proven As Excellent Catalyst for Fuel Cell Anodes
  


• 17-Feb-2006
  Fear of Death May Factor Into Who We Vote For
  


• 16-Feb-2006
  Study Shows MRI Can Detect Breast Disease Missed by Mammography
  


• 16-Feb-2006
  Blood Center's High-Tech Help for US's Blood Shortage
  


• 16-Feb-2006
  Gender Practices Inhibit Men From Being Better Dads
  


• 15-Feb-2006
  Reduce Bloating and Excess Gas with a Common Antibiotic
  


• 14-Feb-2006
  Early Intervention with ICDs: Saving Lives, AND Money
  


• 14-Feb-2006
  Women Need Female Role Models
  


• 13-Feb-2006
  Skin Cancer Prevention Needs to Begin in Early Childhood
  


• 09-Feb-2006
  Culture Shapes the Winner
  


• 08-Feb-2006
  Medical Research Must Put Public Interests Before Commercial Decisions, Warns UK Faculty
  


• 06-Feb-2006
  International Breast Health Guidelines For Developing Countries Published By Global Alliance
  

January 2006

• 31-Jan-2006
  Rural Life Isn't Just Little House on the Prairie
  


• 27-Jan-2006
  Probation Training Must Value Academic Contribution
  


• 26-Jan-2006
  Blackwell Publishing Expands Its Relationship with ScholarOne
  


• 26-Jan-2006
  Women Still Secondary Breadwinners in Marriages
  


• 25-Jan-2006
  Penguins Okay With Human Visitors— For Now
  


• 24-Jan-2006
  Renminbi Appreciation affects US Trade Deficit
  


• 23-Jan-2006
  LOCKSS Launches Community Initiative To Preserve Scholarly Content
  


• 16-Jan-2006
  First Online Open Articles Published
  


• 11-Jan-2006
  Blackwell Acquires Journal of Applied Social Psychology
  


• 10-Jan-2006
  Mental Stress May Lead to Heart Disease
  


• 09-Jan-2006
  Blackwell to Publish an Additional 59 Journal Titles in 2006
  


• 06-Jan-2006
  Blackwell Publishing Scores a Century of Asian Journals
  


• 05-Jan-2006
  New Treatment Against Persistent Ulcer-Inducing Bacteria Successful
  


• 05-Jan-2006
  Oral Contraceptive Pill May Prevent More than Pregnancy
  


• 04-Jan-2006
  Research Adds To Concerns About Surgeons Performing Occasional Breast Cancer Operations
  

December 2005

• 27-Dec-2005
  Flexible Drug Dosing Produces Less Side-Effects in People with Epilepsy
  


• 21-Dec-2005
  Magnesium in Your Diet Could Lead to Stronger Bones
  


• 20-Dec-2005
  Visualization Techniques Can Help Smokers Quit
  


• 20-Dec-2005
  Combating Depression in Women with Nursing Interventions
  


• 20-Dec-2005
  Mom and Dad are Key to How We Handle Stress
  


• 15-Dec-2005
  Emphasis on Individuality in College Admissions Disadvantages Minority Students
  


• 14-Dec-2005
  Common Alternative Treatment for Liver Disease is Found to be Ineffective
  


• 14-Dec-2005
  After Divorce Happiness Levels Decrease and May Never Completely Rebound
  


• 14-Dec-2005
  Cheese Study Emphasizes Consumer Opinion Over Expert Assessment
  


• 14-Dec-2005
  Common Alternative Treatment for Liver Disease is Found to be Ineffective
  


• 12-Dec-2005
  Botox for More than Ironing Wrinkles
  


• 05-Dec-2005
  Cell Phones Can Increase Your Distress Level
  


• 02-Dec-2005
  Blackwell Publishing to Partner with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
  

November 2005

• 30-Nov-2005
  Families Can Alleviate “Time Crunch” by Working With, Not For, Professionals
  


• 30-Nov-2005
  New Kidney Disease Drug Saves Lives at Low Cost
  


• 30-Nov-2005
  Groundbreaking Genetic Test to Diagnose Foetal Abnormalities
  


• 29-Nov-2005
  A Tight Skirt Can Make a Smart Manager Look Dumb
  


• 29-Nov-2005
  New Model Protects Wetlands of the Future
  


• 29-Nov-2005
  Dialysis Patients May be Overmedicated Due to Unreliable Blood Test
  


• 28-Nov-2005
  Blackwell Journal Selected by ISI as Most Improved Journal in Clinical Medicine
  


• 23-Nov-2005
  Government Reforms of the Police Force Need More Consideration
  


• 22-Nov-2005
  MRI Best Tool for Studying Intricate Nerves in Dogs
  


• 22-Nov-2005
  Family Stories Show Immigrants Are Not All Melting in That Pot
  


• 21-Nov-2005
  Studying Substitute Animals Will Not Save Endangered Species
  


• 17-Nov-2005
  Morals Often Sacrificed for the Good of the Country
  


• 17-Nov-2005
  Blackwell To Publish Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research in 2006
  


• 17-Nov-2005
  The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses and Blackwell Publishing Announce Partnership
  


• 16-Nov-2005
  Cardiovascular Drug May Improve Heart Failure and Help Prevent Sudden Death
  


• 15-Nov-2005
  Comic Books Shadow How We React to Threats
  


• 09-Nov-2005
  More is Not Always Better
  


• 09-Nov-2005
  Blackwell Publishing, Inc. Partners with Informa Marketing Solutions
  


• 08-Nov-2005
  Reducing Barriers to Exercise Can Save Women's Lives
  


• 08-Nov-2005
  Different Strategies Affect Time and Type of Regional Peace
  

October 2005

• 31-Oct-2005
  New York Academy of Sciences and Blackwell Announce Science Publishing Partnership
  


• 27-Oct-2005
  Recommendation for Public Health Nurses to be More Population Focused
  


• 27-Oct-2005
  Public Health Nursing Education Changing with the Times
  


• 27-Oct-2005
  Who's Available to Help in Times of Crisis and Disaster?
  


• 27-Oct-2005
  Possible Predictors of Relationship Violence
  


• 26-Oct-2005
  Childhood Asthma Affecting More than Just Breathing
  


• 26-Oct-2005
  Wine and Cheese Experts Provide Recommendations for Ideal Parings Using Sensory Scale
  


• 26-Oct-2005
  Blackwell Expands Team to Drive U.S. Medical Publishing Growth
  


• 25-Oct-2005
  New Classification of Eukaryotes has implications for AIDS treatment, agriculture and beyond
  


• 25-Oct-2005
  New Research Shows that Treatment of Men with ED Improves Women's Sexual Function and Satisfaction
  


• 24-Oct-2005
  Blackwell Publishing Opens New Office in Singapore
  


• 18-Oct-2005
  HIV Patients Face Discrimination from Doctors
  


• 17-Oct-2005
  Debate on Treatment for Ulcerative Colitis by Two Leading Gastroenterologists
  


• 17-Oct-2005
  Cervical Cancer Has Profound Psychosocial Impact on Affected Women, as well as Male Partners
  


• 13-Oct-2005
  Terrorism is No Surprise When A Nation Leaves Itself Vulnerable
  


• 13-Oct-2005
  Oil Spills and Climate Change Double The Mortality Rate of British Seabirds
  


• 12-Oct-2005
  Older Men with Parkinson's Disease at Increased Risk of Bone Fractures
  


• 12-Oct-2005
  Cattle Grazing May Help Rather Than Hurt Endangered Species
  


• 11-Oct-2005
  Blackwell Author Receives Nobel Prize in Medicine
  


• 06-Oct-2005
  Inappropriate Prescribing of Antibiotics by NPs and MDs Continues
  


• 06-Oct-2005
  Why a Whale Shark's Spots Could Help Save Its Skin
  


• 06-Oct-2005
  Vouchers for Evicted Section Eight Tenants Not a Fair Trade
  


• 03-Oct-2005
  Conflict Turns Into Consensus: Exploring The Avian Biodiversity of Africa with Different Species Concepts
  


• 03-Oct-2005
  Chemical Biology and Drug Design: A New Face, A New Title, A New Vision
  

September 2005

• 28-Sep-2005
  When Computers Mimic Us, We Love What We Hear
  


• 27-Sep-2005
  Quality Fuels Delays In Judicial Confirmations
  


• 26-Sep-2005
  Air Pollution Linked to Heart Attack
  


• 22-Sep-2005
  Deep Sea Buffet for Bone-Devouring Worms
  


• 21-Sep-2005
  Genetically Engineered Animals Help in Scientific Research that may Benefit Children
  


• 21-Sep-2005
  Default Risk is Not the Only Reason for Corporate Credit Spreads
  


• 21-Sep-2005
  Blackwell Publishing Donates Textbooks to Ethiopian Medical Schools
  


• 20-Sep-2005
  Research Finds Poor Sleep Affects Student's School Performance
  


• 19-Sep-2005
  Status and Reproduction in Humans: New Evidence for the Validity of Evolutionary Explanations
  


• 19-Sep-2005
  University Markers Get Bad Marks
  


• 19-Sep-2005
  Kids at Risk of TV / Videogame Seizures - Experts Release New Recommendations on Reducing Risk
  


• 19-Sep-2005
  Breakthrough in Micro-Device Fabrication Combines Biology and Synthetic Chemistry
  


• 15-Sep-2005
  Ethnicity and Culture Shape But Do Not Define Entrepreneurship
  


• 12-Sep-2005
  Blackwell Publishing Appoints Vice President of Journal Sales
  


• 12-Sep-2005
  Budesonide Provides Lasting Relief for Crohn's Disease Patients
  


• 07-Sep-2005
  Contaminated Water Presents Bigger Crisis in the Gaza Strip: Researchers propose plan for resolution
  


• 07-Sep-2005
  Researchers Recommend Multidisciplinary Approach of Low Back Pain
  


• 07-Sep-2005
  Why Are Birds' Eggs Speckled?
  


• 06-Sep-2005
  Stroke Sufferers at Increased Risk of Developing Epilepsy
  


• 01-Sep-2005
  Older Prisoners are Overlooked
  


• 01-Sep-2005
  Losing Sleep Over Heartburn? Treating Nighttime Heartburn Improves Sleep and Boosts Quality of Life
  

August 2005

• 30-Aug-2005
  Nanotechnology Presents Possibility of Implantable Artificial Kidney
  


• 30-Aug-2005
  Oysters: The Natural Way to Protect Our Shores
  


• 29-Aug-2005
  SPF May Not Be Enough to Protect Against Skin Cancer
  


• 25-Aug-2005
  Hearing Loss In Older Adults May Compromise Cognitive Resources For Memory
  


• 25-Aug-2005
  Health Care Providers Should Cut Out Painful Procedure During Birth
  


• 24-Aug-2005
  Blackwell Publishing To Launch New Cardiology Journal
  


• 24-Aug-2005
  Study Continues the Debate on the Nature of Bisexual Men
  


• 23-Aug-2005
  Investors Beware: Private Equity Funds Don't Always Live Up to Their Reputation
  


• 23-Aug-2005
  Mentoring to Meet the National Need
  


• 23-Aug-2005
  Research on Bicycle Saddles and Sexual Health Comes of Age in The Journal of Sexual Medicine
  


• 18-Aug-2005
  Study Shows Some Types of Military Interventions Can Slow or Stop Genocide
  


• 17-Aug-2005
  A Picture Does Not Automatically Activate a Thousand Words
  


• 16-Aug-2005
  Bush Sneaks in Vetoes Under a Veil of Formality
  


• 15-Aug-2005
  Time and Money Make A Difference In Endangered Species Recovery
  


• 10-Aug-2005
  Ecology Must Be Part of Research on Renewable Energy
  


• 08-Aug-2005
  Global Warming's Effects Extend to World's Smallest Butterfly
  


• 08-Aug-2005
  Creating and Supporting Family Therapists of Color
  


• 02-Aug-2005
  Preschoolers who Take Responsibility do Better Later On
  


• 02-Aug-2005
  The International Society of Travel Medicine Partners with Blackwell Publishing
  


• 01-Aug-2005
  Behavioural Ecologists Elucidated How Peahens Choose Their Mates and Why
  


• 01-Aug-2005
  Compulsory Examinations for Immigrants Could Increase Risk to Public Health
  


• 01-Aug-2005
  Richard Wilson and Nick Monck on Constitutional Reform
  


• 01-Aug-2005
  Course Explores New Developments in Cardiac Devices
  

July 2005

• 27-Jul-2005
  Plankton Can Run, but Can't Hide From Basking Sharks
  


• 26-Jul-2005
  Cameras May Curb False Confessions
  


• 25-Jul-2005
  Strong Impact of Wintering Waterbirds On Zebra Mussel (Dreissena Polymorpha) Populations at Lake Constance, Germany
  


• 21-Jul-2005
  Fathers More Involved When Paternity is Established in the Hospital
  


• 19-Jul-2005
  Highest Concentration of Specific Ground Water Contamination in Northeast U.S.
  


• 14-Jul-2005
  Poor Sleep Not a Normal Part of Aging
  


• 13-Jul-2005
  Blood Testing Links Common Foods and IBS
  


• 13-Jul-2005
  Bacterial Cooperation As A Target For Anti-infectious Therapy
  


• 12-Jul-2005
  PediPump Presents Hope for Children with Heart Failure
  


• 11-Jul-2005
  Opposition to a Politician Creates Stronger Opinions
  


• 08-Jul-2005
  Blackwell Publishing Signs New Contract with Atypon
  


• 06-Jul-2005
  The Myth of the Medical Malpractice Claims Crisis
  


• 06-Jul-2005
  New Footwear Reduces Falls in the Elderly Population
  


• 06-Jul-2005
  Obese Older Women May Be More Prone To Frailty
  


• 01-Jul-2005
  Lippincott Williams & Wilkins and Blackwell Publishing Announce Transfer of Publishing Assets
  

June 2005

• 30-Jun-2005
  Logging Leads To Rise In Primate Parasite Infection
  


• 30-Jun-2005
  Rare Chalk Grassland Takes Fifty Years To Recover From Military Use
  


• 30-Jun-2005
  Vietnam War Technology Could Aid Elephant Conservation
  


• 29-Jun-2005
  Help for Osteoporosis Sufferers in the Primary Care Office
  


• 29-Jun-2005
  Three Reasons Not to Believe in an Autism Epidemic
  


• 28-Jun-2005
  Hormone Replacement Therapy Safe for Women with Menopause and Cancer Survivors
  


• 23-Jun-2005
  Global Warming Study Provides Cold Comfort For Northern Europeans
  


• 22-Jun-2005
  Determining Prognosis in Patients with Chest Pain Now Easier and More Accurate
  


• 22-Jun-2005
  Speed Limits May Not Be Saving Lives
  


• 21-Jun-2005
  Vascular Disease Most Common Cause of Male Erectile Dysfunction
  


• 21-Jun-2005
  Medical and Science Journals Sign On to Blackwell Publishing's Online Open Service
  


• 16-Jun-2005
  TBJ Celebrates 10th Anniversary
  


• 14-Jun-2005
  A Poor Child May Be Left Behind
  


• 14-Jun-2005
  Even In Canada's Universal Health Plan, Wealth Effects Hospitalization
  


• 13-Jun-2005
  First Test of Predictions of Climate Change Impacts on Biodiversity
  


• 10-Jun-2005
  Biodiversity Works Both Ways
  


• 09-Jun-2005
  When in Danger Humans are Similar to a Deer in the Headlights
  


• 08-Jun-2005
  Despite WHO/UNICEF Push for "Rooming-in," Mothers and Babies Being Separated at Birth
  


• 07-Jun-2005
  It's Never Too Late to Start Exercising: Walking May Prevent Loss of Mobility As You Get Older
  


• 07-Jun-2005
  Chronic Infection May Contribute to Frailty in Older Women
  


• 07-Jun-2005
  Eliminating Affirmative Action Would Devastate Most Minority College Enrollment: Virtually No Gain for White Students
  


• 02-Jun-2005
  Higher Medicaid Payments are Good, but Not Great
  


• 02-Jun-2005
  Greater Risk of Death for Cardiac Surgery Patients with Long ICU Stay
  


• 01-Jun-2005
  Status of US Citizens Influences Economic Aid to Mexico/Asia
  


• 01-Jun-2005
  Better Screening for Sexual and Physical Abuse Could Improve the Health of Minority Adolescent Women
  

May 2005

• 26-May-2005
  Feelings of Threat Lead to Restricted Civil Liberties
  


• 25-May-2005
  Edible Bivalves As A Source of Human Pathogens: Signals Between Vibrios and The Bivalve Host.
  


• 25-May-2005
  When it Comes to Politics, Reactions are Often Instant
  


• 25-May-2005
  Historic and Current Habitat Use by North Pacific Right Whales, Eubalaena Japonica, In The Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska
  


• 25-May-2005
  Is Robotic Technology Reducing Health Care Costs for Cardiac Patients?
  


• 24-May-2005
  Post-9/11 Foreign Policy: Traditional and Dangerous
  


• 24-May-2005
  Don't Believe the Hype – Mineral Oil Won't Give You Zits
  


• 19-May-2005
  Neutrality and the National Security Council Adviser
  


• 18-May-2005
  Alarm Pheromone Causes Aphids to Sprout Wings
  


• 17-May-2005
  Yoga Takes A Bite Out of Eating Disorders
  


• 17-May-2005
  Bad Teeth May Signal Risk for Heart Attack
  


• 16-May-2005
  Minority Youths Self-Esteem Grows, Not Shrinks Over Time
  


• 16-May-2005
  A Hope For Oil Spill Bioremediation
  


• 12-May-2005
  How Exactly Does The Brain Control Breathing?
  


• 12-May-2005
  Scientists Map The World For Nature Conservation
  


• 12-May-2005
  Early Origins of Obesity: Programming The Appetite Regulatory System
  


• 12-May-2005
  Consequences of Exposure To an Energy Rich Diet During Development
  


• 12-May-2005
  Why Embryos Need A Good Diet
  


• 12-May-2005
  Prenatal Cocaine Exposure Increases Heart Susceptibility To Ischemia/reperfusion Injury In Adult Male but Not Female Rats
  


• 12-May-2005
  Surprise Fed Policies Have Big Impact on the Market
  


• 12-May-2005
  Your Heart Could Indicate Whether You Have Kidney Problems
  


• 11-May-2005
  Mitigating Ethical Stress of Government Financial Managers
  


• 11-May-2005
  A Hospital Stay Can Make An Older Person More Likely to Commit Suicide
  


• 11-May-2005
  African Americans Just as Likely to be Diagnosed with Depression
  


• 10-May-2005
  Should the Mental Health Evaluator Decide Child Custody?
  


• 10-May-2005
  Genetic Testing Divides Families
  


• 05-May-2005
  Physician Assisted Suicide and Why Patients Are Motivated To Seek Death
  


• 05-May-2005
  Drug Safety in the Doctor’s Office: Nearly Half of Patients Have Lapses in Monitoring
  


• 05-May-2005
  More Love, More Hurt
  

April 2005

• 26-Apr-2005
  Women More Financially Vulnerable Post Break-Up
  


• 26-Apr-2005
  Parent/Child Businesses Stronger than those of Cousins and Colleagues
  


• 26-Apr-2005
  Managed Care Organizations Evaluate Trends in Epilepsy to Provide Better Care
  


• 25-Apr-2005
  "Live Fast, Die Young" Applies To Forests, Too
  


• 25-Apr-2005
  Putting Ecology Back Into River Restoration
  


• 25-Apr-2005
  Taking the Piste out of Alpine Vegetation
  


• 22-Apr-2005
  New Research Confirms Importance of Analysing Macro-Poverty Linkages
  


• 19-Apr-2005
  Breakthrough for Kids with Epilepsy: Surgery Reduces Seizures and Increases IQ
  


• 19-Apr-2005
  Pregnant Women with Epilepsy Face Dilemma: Continue Treatment and Risk Birth Defects?
  


• 14-Apr-2005
  Cost-effectiveness of Drugs May Vary Across Borders
  


• 13-Apr-2005
  It’s Not All in Your Head
  


• 13-Apr-2005
  Technology Makes Transnational Conflict Monitoring Faster than Ever
  


• 07-Apr-2005
  Genetic Diversity Predicts Susceptibility To A Deadly Emerging Disease
  


• 05-Apr-2005
  Are Afghan Refugees Being Forced To Return?
  


• 05-Apr-2005
  All to Play for in Euro Referendum Campaign
  

March 2005

• 31-Mar-2005
  Sub-Saharan Africa and Development
  


• 31-Mar-2005
  Research Breakthrough in the Understanding of the Spread of Cholera: A possible Newly discovered Insect Vector
  


• 30-Mar-2005
  Hemodialysis Causes Antioxidant Loss Leading to Long-Term Complications
  


• 28-Mar-2005
  Consumers with Disabilities Empowered by American Disabilities Act
  


• 24-Mar-2005
  Smart Borders May Be Failing the People and Countries They Seek To Protect
  


• 23-Mar-2005
  Understanding How Vulnerabilities May Keep Women in Abusive Relationships
  


• 22-Mar-2005
  Congressional Constraints on Federal Judges Deemed Unnecessary
  


• 21-Mar-2005
  Hospitals May Now be More Willing to Partner Up with Former Adversaries
  


• 17-Mar-2005
  Single Mothers at Higher Risk for Depression
  


• 16-Mar-2005
  Risky Surgery Not Always Necessary to Treat Cervical Disease
  


• 16-Mar-2005
  A View from Tehran: Iran’s Perspective on National Security
  


• 15-Mar-2005
  ICA Selects Blackwell to Publish Communication Titles
  


• 15-Mar-2005
  Government Wasting Your Taxpayer Money on Ineffective Drug Cure
  


• 14-Mar-2005
  Nature Helps Create Religious Adults
  


• 10-Mar-2005
  If Not Land, Then Water For Expelled Arabs
  


• 10-Mar-2005
  Physiological Effects of Reduced Gravity on Bacteria
  


• 08-Mar-2005
  Bad News for Employment can be Good News for the Stock Market
  


• 08-Mar-2005
  Pregnant Women Should Exercise to Keep Depression Away
  


• 08-Mar-2005
  Simple Question from your Doctor Can Help Identify Your Risk for Breast Cancer
  


• 07-Mar-2005
  Democracy Increases Education Spending in Africa
  


• 02-Mar-2005
  Gender A Factor In Who Gets Bypass Surgery
  


• 01-Mar-2005
  Law, Technology, and Development: Policy Debates In The New Millennium
  


• 01-Mar-2005
  Training Could Remove Racial Bias from Police Reactions
  

February 2005

• 28-Feb-2005
  Firing Poor-Performing Employees May Improve Work Quality
  


• 24-Feb-2005
  Online Open - A New Open Access Journals Service From Blackwell Publishing
  


• 24-Feb-2005
  21st Century Model of Healthcare Focuses on the Family Before and After Genetic Testing
  


• 23-Feb-2005
  Elderly Receiving Inappropriate Prescriptions from Their Doctor’s Office
  


• 23-Feb-2005
  Don’t Let Your Spouse Become Your Caregiver
  


• 18-Feb-2005
  The History and Controversy Behind Post-Menopausal Hormone Therapy
  


• 15-Feb-2005
  New Research Claims Prison Service and Parole Board’s Failure to Acknowledge Wrongful Imprisonment is Unjustifiable
  


• 14-Feb-2005
  Infectious Microorganism Linked to Kidney Stones and other Diseases, Astronauts at highest risk during space missions
  


• 11-Feb-2005
  Abuse That Dare Not Speak Its Name: The Silencing of Female Voice in the South Asian Community
  


• 08-Feb-2005
  Heterosis In Populations In Nature of A Domesticated Plant
  


• 08-Feb-2005
  In The Migratory Marathon, Parasitized Monarchs Drop Out Early
  


• 07-Feb-2005
  While Under Pressure Those Most Likely to Succeed will Most Likely Fail
  


• 03-Feb-2005
  Federation of European Microbiological Societies Selects Blackwell Publishing
  


• 03-Feb-2005
  Blasted Coral Reefs Need Tender, Low-Cost Care
  


• 01-Feb-2005
  Suffering From Fatigue, Abdominal Discomfort or Bloody Diarrhea? Your Doctor Might Not Recommend An Uncomfortable Endoscopy
  

January 2005

• 31-Jan-2005
  Patients with Previous Heart Attacks May Not Benefit from Pacemaker Implant
  


• 31-Jan-2005
  Study Proves Catheter Ablation Safe for Patients
  


• 31-Jan-2005
  Congressional Reaction to Voting Error Premature?
  


• 31-Jan-2005
  Controversial Atkins Diet May Be Beneficial for People with Epilepsy
  


• 26-Jan-2005
  Problems in the Bedroom Can Indicate Heart Problems Particularly for African American and Hispanic Men
  


• 25-Jan-2005
  The American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and Blackwell Publishing Announce Partnership
  


• 25-Jan-2005
  Minorities who Experience Pain Don’t Receive the Same Care as Caucasians
  


• 19-Jan-2005
  Money and Education Determine Whether Some Unwed Moms Tie the Knot
  


• 19-Jan-2005
  Wine Drinkers Live Longer than Beer Guzzlers
  


• 19-Jan-2005
  Women, Drinking to Their Health
  


• 19-Jan-2005
  Drinking Alcohol Increases Risk for Cancer
  


• 18-Jan-2005
  New Chief Financial Officer joins Blackwell Publishing
  


• 12-Jan-2005
  Record Number of Scholarly Societies Partner with Blackwell Publishing
  


• 12-Jan-2005
  Is It All In The Mind or Is It A Medical Condition? Experts Debate Best Treatment for PE
  


• 11-Jan-2005
  If You Suffer From Pain, Your Doctor Should Consider It A Disease
  


• 10-Jan-2005
  Rotary Blood Pump Shows Promise for Pediatric Patients
  


• 08-Jan-2005
  Ecologists See The Primeval Wood For The Trees
  


• 08-Jan-2005
  Study Finds Disparity in Land Protection
  


• 06-Jan-2005
  Debunking Constipation Myths: The Truth about High Fiber Diets and Laxatives
  


• 06-Jan-2005
  How Women Can Avoid Migraines During that Time-of-the-Month
  


• 06-Jan-2005
  New Therapeutic Vaccine for HIV/AIDS Eliminates Needles and Excessive Toxicity
  

December 2004

• 21-Dec-2004
  Using Film with Stepfamilies in Therapy and Educational Programs
  


• 21-Dec-2004
  Drivers with Epilepsy Are on the Road Again
  


• 20-Dec-2004
  Babies Recognize Face Structure Before Body Structure
  


• 08-Dec-2004
  Voluntary Health Organizations, Publishers Announce Major Information Initiative
  


• 08-Dec-2004
  Kittiwake-up Call On Sandeel Fisheries and Climate Change
  


• 07-Dec-2004
  NESLI2 Agreement Reached with Blackwell Publishing
  


• 07-Dec-2004
  Laws May Make Forest Conservation Unachievable
  


• 06-Dec-2004
  Dictators, Instability, or Elections. The Future of the Iraq?
  


• 02-Dec-2004
  Media Coverage of the Homeless May Affect Public Opinion
  


• 01-Dec-2004
  Multinational Firms Maintain Advantage by Employing Internal Capital Markets Opportunistically
  


• 01-Dec-2004
  Researchers Debate Recreational Use of PDE-5 Inhibitors
  


• 01-Dec-2004
  Adults Taking Eplileptic Medications More Likely to be Unemployed
  


• 01-Dec-2004
  Why Does Species Diversity Vary So Much?
  

November 2004

• 26-Nov-2004
  Japanese Cancer Association Partners with Blackwell Publishing
  


• 24-Nov-2004
  Blackwell Publishing Title Wins BMA Book of the Year Award
  


• 23-Nov-2004
  The Body’s Reaction to Stress May Indicate Risk for Substance Abuse
  


• 22-Nov-2004
  Babies Who Go Out In The Afternoon Sleep Better At Night
  


• 18-Nov-2004
  Ventricular Regulation May Be Key to Preventing Heart Failure
  


• 18-Nov-2004
  If the Public is Uninformed, Do the Votes Mean Anything?
  


• 17-Nov-2004
  U.S. Families Pay a Higher Price for Parenthood
  


• 16-Nov-2004
  Mothering From Afar
  


• 16-Nov-2004
  Pain Relief Could Be Easy with a Simple Injection
  


• 15-Nov-2004
  Study Emphasizes Importance of Women in Cardiac Research
  


• 10-Nov-2004
  Political Commitment Seen As The Key To Mobilizing Investments In Scientific Knowledge In The Developing World
  


• 10-Nov-2004
  Cholesterol-lowering Drug May Also Reduce Risk of Blood Clots
  


• 09-Nov-2004
  Controversies Regarding Ovarian Cancer Treatments Addressed
  


• 09-Nov-2004
  Respecting the Loyalty Dimension of Couples’ Relationships
  


• 08-Nov-2004
  Rewriting National Security
  


• 08-Nov-2004
  Limitations of Current Evaluation Techniques for the Cost-Effectiveness of Treatments for Parkinson’s Disease
  


• 05-Nov-2004
  Taking a Number of Medications Regularly Could Give You a Serious Headache
  


• 04-Nov-2004
  Trials Vanish as Litigation Grows
  


• 03-Nov-2004
  Study Supports The Use of Mechanical Assistance For Acute or Chronic Heart Failure In High-Risk Patients
  


• 02-Nov-2004
  Study Shows Inadequate Psychiatric Care in Assisted Living Facilities
  


• 01-Nov-2004
  Health State Values for Patients with CAD Vary According to the Measure Used to Generate Them
  


• 01-Nov-2004
  Sardines May Prevent Toxic Gas Eruptions off the California and African Coasts
  

October 2004

• 29-Oct-2004
  Mouse Model Gives Insight to Human Hair Loss
  


• 28-Oct-2004
  Interventions can Improve Lifespan in Patients with Ischemic Heart Disease
  


• 27-Oct-2004
  Debate on Anesthesia Use in Endoscopy by Three Prominent Gastroenterologists
  


• 25-Oct-2004
  Major Overhaul Needed In End-of life Care For Patients with Dementia
  


• 25-Oct-2004
  Worldwide Approach Tackles Kidney Disease
  


• 20-Oct-2004
  Spread of HIV Could Slow if Repeat Testing is Supported
  


• 19-Oct-2004
  Your Votes Keep Politicians Honest
  


• 15-Oct-2004
  Interventional Methods May Increase The Use of Evidence-based Practice To Improve Patient Outcomes by 28%
  


• 13-Oct-2004
  Blackwell Publishing Purchases Food and Nutrition Press, Inc.
  


• 12-Oct-2004
  I Do or Why Bother?
  


• 07-Oct-2004
  Long-Term Mutual Fund Shareholders Pay the Price for Short-Term Investors
  


• 01-Oct-2004
  Time Running Out for South Asian Vultures, Ecologists Warn
  


• 01-Oct-2004
  Epilepsy Associated with Higher Risk for Learning Disabilities
  


• 01-Oct-2004
  Epilepsy Study Shows Memory Loss After Brain Surgery
  


• 01-Oct-2004
  Severe Pain Relief may be Possible with a Common Anesthetic Drug
  

September 2004

• 30-Sep-2004
  Benchmark Treatment for Heart Disorders Safe for Children of All Ages
  


• 30-Sep-2004
  Think Fast: Response Time Reflects Conviction
  


• 28-Sep-2004
  Protect and Conserve? What Prospects For Forest Elephants?
  


• 23-Sep-2004
  Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Preventive Healthcare
  


• 23-Sep-2004
  Controversial "Beating Heart" Method Proves Better than Standard Procedure
  


• 22-Sep-2004
  A Nation’s Health Depends upon the Psychological Well-Being of its Population
  


• 21-Sep-2004
  CrossRef Search Pilot Now Includes 29 Scholarly Publishers
  


• 20-Sep-2004
  Couples Get Home Schooled on Relationships
  


• 17-Sep-2004
  Adolescent Mental Health Problems on the Increase
  


• 08-Sep-2004
  Do the Issues or the Debate Drive a Presidential Campaign?
  


• 01-Sep-2004
  Foolproof E-Voting? Not yet.
  

August 2004

• 31-Aug-2004
  Study Shows That Older Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease Are Costly as They Transition To Dialysis
  


• 31-Aug-2004
  Blackwell Publishing Opens Shanghai Office to Support Growth in Asia
  


• 31-Aug-2004
  Weighing in the Social Costs When Confronting Discrimination
  


• 30-Aug-2004
  Prison Stigma Leads to Poor Health for African American Men
  


• 30-Aug-2004
  Patient End-of-life Choices Limited by Physician Outlook
  


• 26-Aug-2004
  Fear of Lost Friends Harmful to Gay, Lesbian, and Bi-Sexual Youths
  


• 24-Aug-2004
  What Happens in our Brain When Strangers Pass
  


• 23-Aug-2004
  New Discovery in Preventing Diabetic Complications
  


• 20-Aug-2004
  The American Ceramic Society Partners with Blackwell Publishing
  


• 19-Aug-2004
  Ecologists Help Keep Death Off The Roads
  


• 19-Aug-2004
  Evidence For The Impact of Climate Change on Deep-sea Biodiversity
  


• 19-Aug-2004
  Counting Foxes Before The Last Tally-ho
  


• 19-Aug-2004
  Older Generations Dominate Political Landscape
  


• 17-Aug-2004
  Future of Gulf Security Lies in Strategizing, not Bullying
  


• 16-Aug-2004
  Divorce Can be Predicted Before the Wedding
  


• 13-Aug-2004
  Senior Appointments at Blackwell Publishing
  


• 13-Aug-2004
  Therapy Helps Couples Map and Transform Their Arguments
  


• 12-Aug-2004
  Negative Emotions build Positive Relationships
  


• 10-Aug-2004
  Racial Diversity Stimulates Complex Thinking
  


• 10-Aug-2004
  Music Makes You Smarter
  


• 03-Aug-2004
  Long Term Benefits of Health Care Require Greater Emphasis
  

July 2004

• 30-Jul-2004
  Iron can have Negative Side Effects on People with Kidney Disease
  


• 26-Jul-2004
  Getting Relief from Pain Can Be Shocking
  


• 23-Jul-2004
  International Organizations Choose Secrecy Over Citizens
  


• 23-Jul-2004
  Roads Put Freshwater Turtle Populations in Jeopardy
  


• 23-Jul-2004
  Current Child Care Debate Must Be Placed In Larger Societal Context
  


• 23-Jul-2004
  Farmers’ Needs and Actions Critical to Environmental Change
  


• 23-Jul-2004
  Blackwell Publishing Appoints Journal Sales and Marketing Director
  


• 21-Jul-2004
  Leading Scientists Design New Framework for Biodiversity Conservation
  


• 16-Jul-2004
  Physical Symptoms of Depression May Be Misdiagnosed
  


• 16-Jul-2004
  Lower Risk of Death for Patients Who See the Same Doctor after Hospital Treatment
  


• 16-Jul-2004
  International Organizations Choose Secrecy Over Citizens
  


• 15-Jul-2004
  Seeing the Same Physician Regularly Leads to Better Preventive Care
  


• 14-Jul-2004
  Battling the Bulge in Adolescents: Students Learn Healthy Eating Habits with Computer-based Teaching
  


• 14-Jul-2004
  Political Candidates Rely on Emotions to Win Votes
  


• 13-Jul-2004
  New Data Reveals Weather Can Trigger a Migraine
  


• 09-Jul-2004
  Skin Condition Linked to Genetics in Caucasian and Chinese Populations
  


• 06-Jul-2004
  Trust in HMOs Affects Patients’ Trust of Physicians
  

June 2004

• 30-Jun-2004
  Blackwell Publishing Purchases Nursecom Journals
  


• 25-Jun-2004
  Blackwell Publishing Acquires Personnel Psychology
  


• 25-Jun-2004
  Latest Research On The Unhelpfulness of Specific English-grammar Instruction In Schools
  


• 25-Jun-2004
  Writing For The Purpose of Learning To Write - A Closed Circle of Pointlessness
  


• 24-Jun-2004
  Advocates of the Arts Change Their Tune to Keep Funding
  


• 22-Jun-2004
  Blackwell Publishing Ltd and the Koninklijke Bibliotheek Sign Archiving Agreement
  


• 22-Jun-2004
  Health Services Research Announces 2004 John M. Eisenberg Article-of-the-Year
  


• 17-Jun-2004
  Dogs and Baseball Players Share Catching Styles
  


• 15-Jun-2004
  Older Siblings Promote Safe Sex
  


• 10-Jun-2004
  Democracy Does Not Equal Fewer Human Rights Violations
  


• 10-Jun-2004
  Headache Currents Launched by AHS and Blackwell Publishing
  


• 10-Jun-2004
  Deciphering The Limits To Human Maximal Exercise Performance
  


• 10-Jun-2004
  Limited Climate Tracking In European Trees Despite 10,000 Years of Postglacial Warmth
  


• 10-Jun-2004
  The Mediterranean Connection: Ecological Effects of El Niño in the Northern Hemisphere
  


• 10-Jun-2004
  Manipulating Biotope Space Can Enhance Beneficial Biodiversity Effects
  


• 10-Jun-2004
  Nutrients Cause Increase In Parasites and Frog Deformities
  


• 09-Jun-2004
  Wealthy, Right-wing Governments Cut Core Social Benefit Programs
  


• 09-Jun-2004
  3D Technology Pinpoints Origins of Irregular Heart Beats, Improving Patient Treatment
  

May 2004

• 28-May-2004
  CrossRef™ Launches Pilot Program of CrossRef Search, Powered By Google
  


• 26-May-2004
  One Hundred and Ninety End-Stage Renal Disease Patients Die Each Day: Epogen Usage Questioned
  


• 25-May-2004
  Genetics Influence a Physiological Index of Mental Effort
  


• 24-May-2004
  Teens More Likely to Volunteer than Vote
  


• 21-May-2004
  Europe Failing to Integrate Islamic Minorities
  


• 20-May-2004
  Incentives Provoke Private Landowners' Aid In Conservation
  


• 18-May-2004
  Agreement To Provide Access To Leading Peer-reviewed Journals Across Canada
  


• 17-May-2004
  Socieconomic Status One of Several Factors Determining Children's Health
  


• 17-May-2004
  Storytelling is an Effective Way to Cope with Trauma
  


• 13-May-2004
  Success at Work Helps Women in Abusive Relationships
  


• 13-May-2004
  Alternative States In The Ocean
  


• 13-May-2004
  Some Plants May Compensate For Herbivore Damage By Stimulating Nutrient Release In The Soil
  


• 13-May-2004
  Sagging Symbionts
  


• 13-May-2004
  Increased Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Promotes Algal Growth
  


• 11-May-2004
  High School Grads From Immigrant Families Succeed in College at Similar Rates to American-born Peers
  


• 10-May-2004
  Medicare Changes Affect Nursing Home Quality
  


• 10-May-2004
  Anemia Linked to Disability, Weakness in Seniors
  


• 10-May-2004
  Hip Fractures Up Mortality Rates in Older Women
  


• 10-May-2004
  Use By Rural Elders Raises Questions about Medicare Hospice Benefit
  


• 04-May-2004
  Adolescent Romance Links to Depression
  


• 04-May-2004
  Refugees Develop Family-Based Coping Strategies
  

April 2004

• 30-Apr-2004
  Conservation in Canada
  


• 30-Apr-2004
  Catastrophic Shift In Species Diversity and Productivity of an Ecosystem
  


• 30-Apr-2004
  Fishing Kills Fijian Coral Reefs
  


• 27-Apr-2004
  Achieving Personal Growth Through Difficult Life Experiences
  


• 23-Apr-2004
  Music Affects the Way We Hear Words
  


• 20-Apr-2004
  Local Government Key to Successful Welfare Reform
  


• 20-Apr-2004
  ISSIR Launches The Journal of Sexual Medicine with Blackwell
  


• 15-Apr-2004
  A Study Contends That Black Women and White Women Are Affected By Viewing Television Characters of Their Own Race
  


• 08-Apr-2004
  Blackwell Publishing Acquires BMJ Books
  


• 01-Apr-2004
  Global Warming and The Onward March of the Pine
  

March 2004

• 25-Mar-2004
  Fewer Cesareans in U.S. Military Hospitals
  


• 18-Mar-2004
  Ambient Light Influences The Evolution of Colour Signals
  


• 18-Mar-2004
  Invasive Plant Outcompeted By Its Native Ancestors
  


• 18-Mar-2004
  Death and Resurrection on Caribbean Reefs
  


• 18-Mar-2004
  Isolated Corals Reefs Are At Risk From Global Climate Change
  


• 10-Mar-2004
  Can Exercise Before Diving Prevent Decompression Sickness?
  


• 01-Mar-2004
  Long-acting Opioid Pain Medication Does Not Affect Driving
  


• 01-Mar-2004
  People with Fibromyalgia More Likely to Develop PTSD
  


• 01-Mar-2004
  Implantable Drug Delivery Systems Lessen Back and Leg Pain
  

February 2004

• 25-Feb-2004
  Carbon Turns Over Much Faster Through Basal Food-chain Levels In Aquatic than In Terrestrial Ecosystems
  


• 24-Feb-2004
  The Ecological Equivalent of Ellis Island: From Ancestry to Biodiversity
  


• 24-Feb-2004
  Coexistence of Identical Competitors: An Old Doctrine Challenged
  


• 24-Feb-2004
  Can We Keep The Cap on Transgene Escape?
  


• 24-Feb-2004
  Turtles Indeed in Danger
  


• 17-Feb-2004
  Intense Essay on Birth and Death Offers Insight into the Loss of a Child
  


• 05-Feb-2004
  Looking Beyond Biodiversity To Explain Community Invasibility
  


• 05-Feb-2004
  Ecosystem Consequences of A Single, Genetically Based Plant Trait
  


• 05-Feb-2004
  Declining Sharks
  

January 2004

• 26-Jan-2004
  Nursing Society, Publisher Announce Partnership
  


• 21-Jan-2004
  Dr. Eric Prystowsky Named Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology
  


• 06-Jan-2004
  Glamour Stocks Favored By Financial Analysts
  

December 2003

• 10-Dec-2003
  Birds of a Different Feather
  


• 10-Dec-2003
  Satellites Spy Deaths In Rain Forests
  


• 10-Dec-2003
  Improved Estimates of Population Extinction Risk
  


• 10-Dec-2003
  Symbiotic Fungi Promote Invasion Into Diverse Plant Communities
  

October 2003

• 30-Oct-2003
  Blackwell Publishing Purchases the International Journal of Clinical Practice
  


• 09-Oct-2003
  Dr. Nigel Fletcher-Jones to Head Blackwell Publishing's US Medical Team
  


• 06-Oct-2003
  The American Journal of Gastroenterology & Blackwell Publishing Sponsor Important Lecture
  

September 2003

• 25-Sep-2003
  Experts to Debate Use of NSAIDs at American College of Gastroenterology Meeting in October
  

August 2003

• 29-Aug-2003
  Nylink and Blackwell Publishing Announce Agreement
  


• 26-Aug-2003
  CAUL Representation on Blackwell's Library Advisory Board
  

July 2003

• 29-Jul-2003
  Libraries Get Their Say Defining Blackwell Publishing Policy
  

April 2003

• 04-Apr-2003
  Blackwell Synergy Applies New Standards To Its Usage Data
  

January 2003

• 24-Jan-2003
  Blackwell Publishing Selected to Publish the American Journal of Gastroenterology from 2004
  


• 22-Jan-2003
  Blackwell Synergy Now Expanded to Include the World's Leading Social Science and Humanities Journals
  

May 2002

• 15-May-2002
  Blackwell Publishing and Futura Publishing Unite
  

January 2002

• 02-Jan-2002
  OnlineEarly - Publishing Peer-Reviewed Research Even Faster