Editor’s Selections: Sunscreen in a pill, temperature induced hearing loss, and the world’s first behaviour transplant

July 14th, 2010 Editor's Selections 4 Comments
By Travis Saunders

Travis SaundersTravis Saunders selects several notable posts each week from Health and Clinical Research. He blogs at Obesity Panacea.

  • Can a pill prevent a sun burn? Scott from Science-Based Pharmacy explains why you should hold onto your sun screen this summer.
  • Code For Life looks at an incredible cause of hearing loss – increased body temperature.
  • Researchers have recently cured a mental illness in mice using a stem cell transplant to replace damaged immune cells – an intervention that Brain Blogger describes as the first behavior transplant.

See you all next week!

Travis

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