Short on Time? Aerobic, Not Resistance, Exercise is Best Bet For Weight- and...
Released January 2, 2013 - Balancing time commitments against health benefits, aerobic training appears to be optimal mode of exercise for reducing fat- and body mass, while a program including...
View ArticleProbiotic-Derived Treatment Offers New Hope for Premature Babies
Released February 13, 2013 - "Good" bacteria that live in our intestines have been linked with a variety of health benefits. In a new study, researchers have uncovered another advantage to these...
View ArticleGeorgia Regents University Professor David M. Pollock Elected President-Elect...
Released February 14, 2013 - The APS membership elected its new officers for terms beginning in 2013. David M. Pollock, Georgia Regents University, was elected President-Elect. John C. Chatham,...
View ArticlePhysiology Goes Mobile
Released February 22, 2013 - Physiology Journals Go Mobile: APS brings new functionality to our highly regarded published research. All 13 of our peer-reviewed journals are now available through the...
View ArticleFainting Can Result From Blood Pressure Drug Used With Other Disorders
Released March 8, 2013 - New study identifies why prazosin, a drug commonly used to reduce high blood pressure, may cause lightheadedness and possible fainting upon standing in patients with normal...
View ArticleAPS Announces Top Award Lectures, Distinguished Lectureships at EB 2013
Released March 11, 2013 - APS announces the names of 14 distinguished researchers to be honored for their contributions to the field at the Society's 126th annual meeting. The event, part of the...
View ArticleProgram Highlights from the Upcoming Meeting of the American Physiological...
Released March 18, 2013 - The APS's 126th annual meeting offers more than 2,700 programmed abstracts and dozens of symposia. Program highlights include the Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine...
View ArticleHousehold Air Pollution (HAP) and Biomass Fuels
Released April 1, 2013 - Almost 4 million people die annually from household air pollution (HAP) caused by exposure to the combustion of biomass fuels, kerosene, or coal. These individuals are among...
View ArticleMayo Clinic Anesthesiologist Earns APS's Walter B. Cannon Award
Released April 20, 2013 - Michael Joyner, M.D. will present the American Physiological Society's Walter B. Cannon Award Lecture on April 20, 2013, during the Society's 126th annual meeting. The Cannon...
View ArticleIndiana University Associate Professor Earns APS's Henry Pickering Bowditch...
Released April 21, 2013 - Johnathan D. Tune will present the American Physiological Society's Henry Pickering Bowditch Award Lecture on April 21, 2013 during the Society's 126th annual meeting. Dr....
View ArticleTwo Days of Staging as Effective as Four for High Altitude Climbs
Released April 21, 2013 - Conventional knowledge suggests that to avoid acute mountain sickness (AMS), climbers need to "stage," or set up camp, at a lower altitude for four days when summiting peaks...
View ArticleCutting Back on Sleep Harms Blood Vessel Function and Breathing Control
Released April 22, 2013 - Researchers have tested the effects of partial sleep deprivation on blood vessels and breathing control and found that reducing sleep length over two consecutive nights leads...
View ArticleNearly Half of Veterans With Blast Concussions Might Have Hormone Deficiencies
Released April 22, 2013 - Up to 20 percent of veterans returning from Afghanistan and Iraq have experienced at least one blast concussion. A new study finds about 42% of screened veterans with blast...
View ArticleDrug Reduces Fat by Blocking Blood Vessels
Released April 23, 2013 - Researchers have long known that cancerous tumors grow collections of abnormal blood cells, the fuel that feeds this disease and keeps it growing. Now, new evidence in an...
View ArticleOdd Experiments by "America's First Physiologist" Shed Light on Digestion
Released April 24, 2013 - A fur trader who suffered an accidental gunshot wound in 1822 and the physician who saw this unfortunate incident as an opportunity for research are key to much of our early...
View ArticleFish Oil May Help the Heart Beat Mental Stress
Released May 23, 2013 - Why is fish oil good for the heart? A new study suggests that this omega 3 fatty acid-rich nutrient could blunt some cardiovascular effects of mental stress.
View ArticleNew Flu Strains Prompt Review of Current Research, Call to Redouble Flu Fight
Released May 29, 2013 - Despite numerous medical advances over the past century, the flu-a seasonal rite of passage for many around the world-still remains deadly and dangerous. In April of this year,...
View ArticleWhy Hard Drinking is Harder on the Body with Age
Released June 21, 2013 - Alcohol abuse could be even dangerous for the elderly than for younger adults. A new study in rats suggests that heavy, chronic drinking accelerates the normal muscle loss that...
View ArticleAPS Statement on NIH Implementation of IOM Principles
Released June 26, 2013 - APS issues statement on NIH implementation of the recommendations of the IOM principles and criteria related to chimpanzee research. Society supports outcome-oriented...
View ArticleWhere Do Astronauts Go When They Need "To Go?"
Released July 9, 2013 - The first American man in space had no place "to go," and urinating in space was a tough problem for engineers to solve. In a new article, Hunter Hollins of the National Air and...
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