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  1. Rotavirus vaccine greatly reduces hospitalizations for acute gastroenteritis in children. Study finds
  2. Sniff of local anesthetic in the dentist's chair could replace the needle
  3. Building organs block by block: Tissue engineers create a new way to assemble artificial tissues, using 'biological Legos'
  4. Calcium in early life may prevent obesity later
  5. Aiming to cure deafness, scientists first to create functional inner-ear cells
  6. Novel pouch could reduce mother-to-infant HIV infection
  7. Can Celebrex prevent cancer-causing colon polyps?
  8. Tibetans developed genes to help them adapt to life at high elevations
  9. How the brain decides what to eat
  10. Persistence of melanoma explained through 'dynamic stemness'
  11. New concerns about radiation and breast cancer raised in study
  12. Cardiac procedure significantly reduces risk of Alzheimer's disease and stroke, researchers find
  13. Symposium focuses on patient safety in CT scanning
  14. Cutting-edge vaccine research to be showcased at AAPS National Biotechnology Conference
  15. Frequent alcohol use linked to faster HIV disease progression
  16. Children with epilepsy say their quality of life is better than their parents think
  17. Community approach to smoking bans not effective in Appalachia, study finds
  18. People who recognize stroke symptoms still may not call 9-1-1
  19. Potential new strategy for raising 'good' cholesterol levels: MicroRNA and host gene play key role
  20. Low oxygen levels prevent X chromosome inactivation in human embryonic stem cells
  21. Genetic ancestry testing challenges identified by American Society of Human Genetics task force
  22. How microtubules let go of their attachments during cell division
  23. Consortium recommends microarray testing as new standard for pediatric genetic diagnosis
  24. New hope for better treatment for rising esophageal and upper stomach cancer
  25. New forensics research will help identify remains of children
  26. How dangerous food-borne pathogen evades body's defenses
  27. Impact sensor provides athletic support: Composite materials generate electricity, reveal impact forces
  28. Mechanism found that prepares the a newborn's brain for information processing
  29. Growers can boost benefits of broccoli and tomatoes
  30. Clue to switch of bladder cancer from locally contained to invasive
  31. Researchers define traits associated with prescription drug disorders in a primary care setting
  32. Trials begin on potent new hepatitis C drug
  33. 3D skin cancer diagnosis
  34. Mum knows best? Research suggests pregnant women are more likely to follow their mothers’ wisdom than medical advice
  35. Multivitamins can add sparkle for healthy young people
  36. Family child care providers' behavior found to affect children's stress
  37. Poor children more vulnerable to effects of poor sleep
  38. Parent involvement continues to be important in elementary years
  39. Immune system compromised during spaceflight, study finds
  40. Childhood psychological problems create long-term economic losses, study finds
  41. Muscle mass in elderly boosted by combining resistance exercise and blood flow restriction
  42. Homeless adults have significant unmet health care needs, study finds
  43. The fear of falling
  44. New research reveals Hurricane Katrina's impact on ecological and human health
  45. Middle-aged men: Could dwindling testosterone levels decrease sleep?
  46. Men with bigger wallets have bigger waistlines
  47. New twist on potential malaria drug target acts by trapping parasites in cells
  48. Belly fat or hip fat: It really is all in your genes, says researcher
  49. 'Votes' of sub-cellular variables control cell fate
  50. Important mechanism behind breast cancer metastasis: 'Architectural' protein helps regulate cell motility and migration
  51. Noroviruses identified as common cause of travelers' diarrhea
  52. Unhealthy patterns of innate oral bacteria may cause bad breath
  53. Temperature and humidity may effect virus survival on surfaces
  54. Statins decrease risk of clot-related diseases, study finds
  55. False positives in TB diagnosis lead to real negatives for HIV patients, study finds
  56. Pulmonary rehabilitation effective for both obese and slim COPD patients, study finds
  57. New technique may quickly distinguish between active and latent TB
  58. MP-376 safe and effective for treatment of P. aeruginosa in CF patients, study finds
  59. More active lifestyle crucial for day-to-day function in COPD patients, research finds.
  60. Higher blood pressure found in people living in urban areas
  61. Children with severe asthma at increased risk of developing COPD, study finds
  62. Long-term use of vitamin E may decrease COPD risk, study finds
  63. Internet monitoring strategy for severe asthma patients shown to be effective
  64. High-fat meals a no-no for asthma patients, researchers find
  65. Estrogen may reduce airway constriction in women patients with asthma
  66. Control of cell movement with light accomplished in living organisms
  67. Team validates, extends functional MRI research on brain activity
  68. One-a-day heart polypill to be tested in new international trial
  69. Resilience factor low in depression, protects mice from stress
  70. Higher oxygen levels improve preterm survival, increase risk for eye condition, studies find
  71. Varicose vein study shows radiofrequency ablation causes less post-operative pain
  72. Mobile phone use and brain cancer risk: Inconclusive results from international study
  73. Immune system transplanted to cure rare disease
  74. Lung disease may be genetic, despite lack of family history
  75. Caffeine may slow Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, restore cognitive function, according to new evidence
  76. Healing for hospital signs that don't work
  77. Stripes offer clues to superconductivity
  78. 'Fountain of youth' steroids could protect against heart disease
  79. Gene loss can cause leukemia, researchers find
  80. Challenging the use of routine repeated chest X-rays in certain patients
  81. Google Flu Trends estimates off, study finds
  82. Sleep apnea may increase insulin resistance
  83. Direct immunofluorescence assay (DFA) unreliable in H1N1 testing in critically ill patients, study finds
  84. Traditional aerobic fitness training trumps pedometer-based walking programs for health benefits
  85. Pesticide exposure may contribute to ADHD, study finds
  86. Combination therapy targets stubborn leukemia stem cells
  87. Women clear winners with heart failure device, study finds
  88. New freehand ultrasound system improves work flow and reduces scan time
  89. New 'Tree of Life' established for one of the largest groups of bacteria
  90. A fat cell grows up: Stages from early to mature cell offer clues for anti-obesity drug development
  91. The role of nurses in physician-assisted dying
  92. Stem cells restore tissue affected by acute lung injury
  93. Neuromuscular electrical stimulation reduces muscle atrophy in COPD, researchers find
  94. Euthanasia and the use of end-of-life drugs without explicit request
  95. Good oral health is essential during pregnancy
  96. Switching medications and continuing treatment could help teens with severe depression, study suggests
  97. Nomadic people's good health baffle scientists
  98. High-fat ketogenic diet effectively treats persistent childhood seizures, study finds
  99. Eating processed meats, but not unprocessed red meats, may raise risk of heart disease and diabetes, study finds
  100. Falling in old age linked to altered blood flow in brain
  101. Like parent, like child: Good oral health starts at home
  102. Cochlear implants slightly less beneficial in older patients
  103. Minimally invasive sinus surgery becoming more common in Medicare population
  104. Most patients survive common thyroid cancer regardless of treatment
  105. Retinoid use not associated with fracture risk, study finds
  106. Focusing on appearance may reduce tanning in young women
  107. Medicalizing human conditions: A growth industry -- but what does it cost?
  108. Newborn infants learn while asleep; Study may lead to later disability tests
  109. The psychology of food cravings
  110. Push to understand basis of childhood brain tumors leads to a new treatment target
  111. Well-tolerated radiotherapy provides longer life to patients with recurrent brain cancer
  112. Did the end of smallpox vaccination cause the explosive spread of HIV?
  113. Scientists identify mechanism T-cells use to block HIV
  114. Electrical muscle stimulation can prevent limb and respiratory muscle weakness in ICU patients, study finds
  115. Health insurance status linked to mortality risk in Pennsylvania ICUs
  116. ICU infection rates not a good measure of mortality risk, researchers find
  117. Factors that may predict if patients will be satisfied with facial plastic surgery
  118. Family status and gender associated with career planning among surgical residents
  119. New study characterizes cognitive and anatomic differences in Alzheimer's disease gene carriers
  120. Kidney function and damage markers predict mortality risk
  121. Urinary tract infections becoming harder to treat, researchers find
  122. New breakthrough in fight against lethal CCHF virus
  123. Gene network associated with vitamin A deficiency and lung birth defects
  124. Noninvasively seeing a clear picture of immune cell function in vivo
  125. Protein GRP78 opens the door to life-threatening fungal infection
  126. Low umbilical cord pH at birth linked to death and brain damage
  127. Dopamine system in highly creative people similar to that seen in schizophrenics, study finds
  128. Non-invasive technique could distinguish fertile and infertile human sperm cells
  129. Long-lasting sensory loss in World Trade Center workers from airborne toxins after 9/11 attacks
  130. Spicing the meat also cuts the cancer risk
  131. Viagra may be linked to hearing loss, study suggests
  132. Surprising infection inducing mechanism found in bacteria
  133. Receptor variant influences dopamine response to alcohol
  134. Hope for patients with mild idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
  135. Body's own molecular protection against arthritis discovered
  136. Supramolecular architecture explains the incredible strength of fibrin blood clots
  137. Gene fusions may be the 'smoking gun' in prostate cancer development
  138. Oncolytic viruses mediating anti-tumor immunity in human cancer patients
  139. Good results of bad habits? Research explains paradox
  140. Time to rethink causes, possible treatments of mental disorders, experts say
  141. Significant number of fathers experience prenatal, postpartum depression, study finds
  142. High prevalence of depression after traumatic brain injury, study finds
  143. Flexible treatment intervention associated with greater improvement in anxiety symptoms
  144. Results of physician cost profiling can vary widely, study finds
  145. Nerves under control: Potential treatment for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
  146. Heavy exercise may produce asthma-like symptoms even in healthy children, study finds
  147. Majority of young victims of unintentional shootings shot by another youth, study finds
  148. Cholesterol crystals incite inflammation in coronary arteries, research finds
  149. Quickly evolving bacteria could improve digestive health
  150. Early vs. late tracheotomy does not reduce mortality in ICU patients, study finds
  151. Behavior therapy effective in reducing tics in children with Tourette syndrome, study finds
  152. Genetic secrets of common kidney cancer
  153. Researchers call for 'social offset' to tackle neglected tropical diseases
  154. Pandemic flu containment measures bought valuable time, Vietnam study suggests
  155. Progress in exploring new avenues for brain repair: Astroglia reprogrammed to generate synapse-forming neurons
  156. Between the genes: Making sense of genomic 'dark matter'
  157. Preserving memory with age: Two methods of extending life span have very different effects
  158. Suicide risk for seniors moving into residential homes
  159. Asking 'why' instead of 'how' helps consumers achieve goals of saving money or losing weight
  160. Some patients with hepatitis B faring better after liver transplant
  161. Altered brain development found in children with newly diagnosed epilepsy
  162. Stem cells from adipose tissue turned into cardiac myocytes: Achievement paves way for future heart disease therapies
  163. Viruses found in untreated East Tennessee drinking water
  164. First study examines postpolypectomy bleeding in colonoscopy patients on uninterrupted clopidogrel
  165. Signaling protein spurs spread of prostate cancer, scientists find
  166. New technique enables drugs tests via exhaled breath
  167. Experts call for urgent action to tackle strong links between impotence and heart disease
  168. New method could stop shark oil being used in cosmetics and vaccines
  169. Particulate air pollution affects heart health, research finds
  170. More than 60 percent of teachers have voice problems, Spanish study finds
  171. At-home sleep testing equal to overnight in a sleep lab in treatment results, study finds
  172. Gene therapy may be effective in treating pulmonary arterial hypertension
  173. CPAP use reduces incidence of cardiovascular events and hypertension in obstructive sleep apnea patients, study finds
  174. Formation of plexiform lesions in experimental severe pulmonary arterial hypertension
  175. New microneedle antimicrobial techniques may foster medical tech innovation
  176. New role for zebrafish in human studies
  177. Preschool depression: The importance of early detection of depression in young children
  178. New steps toward a universal flu vaccine
  179. Sari cloth a simple sustainable protector from cholera
  180. Malaria control to overcome disease’s spread as climate warms
  181. Active and healthy schools get kids moving
  182. Data on potential new treatment targets for malaria released
  183. Putting teeth into forensic science
  184. 80 percent autism-divorce rate debunked in first-of-its kind scientific study
  185. Popular autism diet does not demonstrate behavioral improvement
  186. How a normally defensive immune response can help HIV
  187. Androgen receptor may explain male dominance in liver cancer
  188. Daily ginger consumption eases muscle pain by 25 percent, study suggests
  189. Detection of potentially deadly atrial fibrillation dramatically improved by new algorithm, experts say
  190. Parallel brainstem circuit discovery suggests new path in Parkinson's research
  191. Easily blocked signaling protein may help scientists stop parasites
  192. Irregular medication use puts seniors at risk for falling
  193. Muscle loss in elderly linked to blood vessels' failure to dilate
  194. Living wills are poor predictors of actual treatment preferences at the end of life
  195. Over-diagnosis of bipolar disorder and disability payments -- a link?
  196. Depressed chronic kidney disease patients more likely to face complications
  197. Manmade antibodies hold biomedical promise
  198. Genetic link to infectious disease susceptibility revealed
  199. Proposed diagnostic change not enough to help children currently diagnosed with bipolar disorder, experts say
  200. Nuclear magnetic resonance aids in drug design
  201. Drug in new class of targeted therapies shows early promise against blood-related cancers
  202. Post-transplant drug may also help patients with common genetic kidney disease
  203. Abdominal fat at middle age associated with greater risk of dementia: Obesity linked to lower total brain volume
  204. Nanotech breath sensor detects diabetes and potentially serious complication
  205. First ever high resolution observations of DNA unfolding
  206. Young infants are not sufficiently protected against measles, research finds
  207. Depression care program eliminates suicide
  208. Heavy alcohol use, binge drinking, might increase risk of pancreatic cancer, researcher reports
  209. Lessons from 9/11: Psychiatrists are indispensible in first-response teams
  210. Patients at high risk of recurrences of heart disease: Breakthrough in prevention
  211. Arsenic in playgrounds nothing to worry about, study suggests
  212. First drug to demonstrate therapeutic effect in a type of autism
  213. Gene discovery potential key to cost-competitive cellulosic ethanol
  214. Gene found that may be key to kidney cancer
  215. Poll finds concerns about pace of medical and health research
  216. Human microbiome project: Diversity of human microbes greater than previously predicted
  217. 3-D model of blood flow by supercomputer predicts heart attacks
  218. Blood-clot-related strokes decrease among whites, but not blacks, in long-term study
  219. Smoking cessation treatments work and are safe for people with severe mental illness
  220. Disagreement on symptom-reflux association analysis parameters in infants
  221. Reducing niacin intake can prevent obesity, study finds
  222. Patients have misconceptions and high levels of anxiety about general anesthesia
  223. New blood test shows promise as screening tool for early detection of ovarian cancer
  224. New associations between diabetes, environmental factors found by novel analytic technique
  225. Caregivers of brain cancer patients play a key role
  226. Exercise may keep cancer patients healthier during, after treatment
  227. Tai Chi gets cautious thumbs up for psychological health
  228. Experimental vaccine protects monkeys from new Ebola virus
  229. Synthetic biomaterials mimic cellular membranes: Use in nanomedicine, drug delivery
  230. Estrogen-lowering drugs minimize surgery in breast cancer patients, study finds
  231. Study finds Alzheimer's disease link in eyes of children with Down syndrome
  232. Kidney weight matters when it comes to transplantation
  233. Patients in 'stroke belt' satisfied with care, but many doctors lack cultural awareness
  234. Nationwide smoking ban would help reduce heart attack admissions, slash costs
  235. Better ways to inhibit blood clots revealed by new study
  236. More physical activity leads to less obesity -- often, but not always
  237. Yogurt-like drink DanActive reduced rate of common infections in daycare children
  238. In the green of health: Just 5 minutes of 'green exercise' optimal for good mental health
  239. Antibiotic resistance lasts up to a year, primary care patient study finds
  240. Researchers develop computer-based system to automatically track radiation dose exposure from CT scans
  241. Finding the soft spot: Researcher develops tool to measure tissue damage in the bedridden and paralyzed
  242. New vision needed for combating and preventing TB among migrants, experts urge
  243. Switch protein also influences the cytoskeleton
  244. Increased cancer risk of people with type 2 diabetes, large study finds
  245. Prenatal exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals linked to breast cancer
  246. Better prognosis for children born with severe acute asphyxia
  247. Sexual activity declines for heart attack patients not getting doctors' advice, study finds
  248. New blood test for newborns to detect allergy risk
  249. Presence of chemical in smoker's breath indicates person has smoked in last three days
  250. Invention regulates nerve cells electronically