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Issue 21 - Summer 2013

ESE News is a newsletter dedicated to keeping endocrinologists across the length and breadth of Europe up to date with ESE activities and other news of interest.

 

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French TV campaign wants parents to stop smacking kids (RFI, 18 June 2013)

Investigational drug improves sleep disorder among the blind (EurekAlert, 17 June 2013)

IVF: First baby born using 'safer' method (BBC News Online, 18 June 2013)

Drug combination promotes weight loss in polycystic ovary syndrome (EurekAlert, 17 June 2013)

BPA linked to a common birth defect in boys (EurekAlert, 17 June 2013)

Variants in the SIM1 gene are associated with severe obesity (EurekAlert, 17 June 2013)

Preventing eggs' death from chemotherapy (EurekAlert, 17 June 2013)

Directed in vitro technique may increase insulin resistance among offspring (EurekAlert, 17 June 2013)

Adolescents' high-fat diet impairs memory and learning (EurekAlert, 15 June 2013)

Drugs used to treat heart failure and high blood pressure may help decrease obesity (EurekAlert, 15 June 2013)

FGF21 hormone, key to control obesity, also protects against heart diseases in mice (AlphaGalileo, 17 June 2013)

Weight loss improved memory performance in obese women (Endocrine Today, 15 June 2013)

Hormone therapy to halt puberty safe, effective in transgender adolescents (Endocrine Today, 15 June 2013)

Advances in genetic sequencing diagnose Paralympic hopeful's rare condition (EurekAlert, 16 June 2013)

Body fat, insulin may be key in adrenal disorder (Medpage Today, 13 June 2013)

Dad's life stress exposure can affect offspring brain development, Penn Study finds (EurekAlert, 12 June 2013)

Men 'to blame for the menopause' (BBC News Online, 14 June 2013)

Recognising low blood sugars could help prevent brain damage in newborn babies (AlphaGalileo, 12 June 2013)

Study: Bisphenol A gets directly through the mouth into the bloodstream (AFP, 13 June 2013)

MEP calls for parliamentary risk panel to tame green ‘scaremongering’ (Euractiv, 12 June 2013)

Diabetes drug points the way to overcoming drug resistance in melanoma (EurekAlert, 11 June 2013)

Radiopeptide therapy improves survival outcomes for neuroendocrine cancer patients (EurekAlert, 10 June 2013)

Obesity increases the risk of preterm delivery (AlphaGalileo, 11 June 2013)

Stress really may turn your hair grey (ABC News, 10 June 2013)

Stem cell research advanced by rewinding development (Medical News Today, 10 June 2013)

Genetic research clarifies link between hypertension and Vitamin D deficiency (AlphaGalileo, 10 June 2013)

Crash diet tied to increased gallstone risk (Reuters, 7 June 2013)

Danish researchers expose new cause of life-threatening disease (EurekAlert, 8 June 2013)

Common genetic disease linked to father's age (EurekAlert, 6 June 2013)

Diabetes drug shows promise in treatment of neurodegenerative disease (AlphaGalileo, 7 June 2013)

New research findings on onset of uterine fibroids provide potential for novel treatments (AlphaGalileo, 7 June 2013)

Investigation into safety of new diabetes drugs—will manufacturers release their data? (Medical Xpress, 9 June 2013)

Pregnancy safety advice prompts criticism (BBC News Online, 5 June 2013)

Spanish researchers writing in cell describe the 9 hallmarks of aging (EurekAlert, 6 June 2013)

Rapid change in China brings significant improvements in health (EurekAlert, 6 June 2013)

Vitamin D deficiency may help spread of hepatitis B throughout liver (AlphaGalileo, 6 June 2013)

Study finds one in four patients with newly-diagnosed erectile dysfunction is a young man (AlphaGalileo, 6 June 2013)

Feeling happy or sad changes oral perceptions of fat for mildly depressed individuals (EurekAlert, 5 June 2013)

Reversal cells may tip the balance between bone formation and resorption in health and disease (AlphaGalileo, 6 June 2013)

Protein block stops vascular damage in diabetes (AlphaGalileo, 5 June 2013)

EU scientific committee clears parabens in cosmetics as 'harmless' (Euractiv, 5 June 2013)

Genetic mutation inherited from father's side linked to early puberty (EurekAlert, 5 June 2013)

Salt gets under your skin (EurekAlert, 3 June 2013)

An altered gut microbiota can predict diabetes (AlphaGalileo, 3 June 2013)

Longer tamoxifen use reduces breast cancer recurrence (Reuters, 2 June 2013)

Targeted therapy sorafenib shows success in advanced differentiated thyroid cancer patients (EurekAlert, 2 June 2013)

Fosamax Benefits Bones in Young CF Patients (Medpage Today, 1 June 2013)

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