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  1. Contaminants in groundwater used for public supply
  2. To publish or not to publish? That is the question
  3. Uncovering lithium's mode of action
  4. Systems biology helps explain hematopoiesis
  5. Better way to detect food allergies
  6. Scientists make important step toward stopping plaque-like formations in Huntington's disease
  7. Silica cages help anti-cancer antibodies kill tumors in mice
  8. Intracellular express: Why transport protein molecules have brakes
  9. New path for novel Alzheimer's therapies
  10. Surgical options for female incontinence found to be effective but with different complications
  11. Simple electronic gadget could speed up HIV/AIDS diagnostics
  12. Arizona's smoking ban reduced hospital visits
  13. Vaginal gel with integrase inhibitor shows promise in monkeys
  14. Pregnancy doubles HIV risk in men; first trial of a microbicide in pregnant women
  15. Immune evasion common in many viruses, bacteria and parasites is uncommon in M. tuberculosis
  16. Pistachios offer multiple benefits, study suggests
  17. Air Force Prevention Program reduces suicide rates significantly, according to new data
  18. Alcohol consumption may protect against risk of Alzheimer's disease, particularly in female nonsmokers, study finds
  19. 'Printing' pills to order: Research to create safer, faster-acting medicines
  20. Intelligent therapies with virtual reality for the psychological treatment of patients suffering from fibromyalgia
  21. African-Americans and women are less likely to undergo bone marrow transplantation, study finds
  22. When helper cells aren't helpful
  23. DNA sequence itself influences mutation rate, new research indicates
  24. Cancer-targeting virus delivered by IV is successful in treating advanced cancers, research finds
  25. 'Stress' protein could halt aging process, say scientists
  26. Chemotherapy ups odds for success in treating 'bubble boy' disease
  27. New study of psoriatic cells could fire up the study of inflammation
  28. More than 3,500 pediatric injuries related to crutches, walkers and wheelchairs each year in the US, study finds
  29. Antibacterial silver nanoparticles are a blast
  30. Tapping p53 to kill cancer cells more effectively while sparing normal cells
  31. Microbicides that do more than gel: Vaginal rings, tablets and films
  32. Lung cancer: Biopsy-based study tilts field toward personalized treatment
  33. Early detection of Parkinson's disease by voice analysis
  34. tissue engineering technique yields potential biological substitute for dental implants
  35. Anti-aging supplements may be best taken not too late in life
  36. New cancer vaccine starves tumours of blood
  37. Obesity remains an economic issue, research finds
  38. Grin and bear it: Texas dentists to test students' portable suction device
  39. Using antiretroviral to prevent HIV could result in drug resistance if routine screening is not done, study finds
  40. Do we clamp the umbilical cord too soon? Early clamping may interrupt humankind's first 'natural stem cell transplant'
  41. Folate prevents alcohol-induced congenital heart defects in mice, study finds
  42. Antibiotic alternative for battling meningitis-causing bacteria
  43. Can bacteria make you smarter?
  44. Preventing cells from getting the kinks out of DNA
  45. Scientists break barrier to creating potential therapeutic molecules
  46. Rare hybrid cell key to regulating the immune system
  47. Using fish to illuminate the architecture of inherited disease
  48. New criteria proposed for diagnosing fibromyalgia
  49. Bone marrow plays critical role in enhancing immune response to viruses, researchers find
  50. Drinking fewer sugar-sweetened beverages may lower blood pressure
  51. Brain injuries may result in trouble sleeping, study finds
  52. Physician assistants and internists reaffirm need for team-based primary care
  53. To attack H1N1, other flu viruses, gold nanorods deliver potent payload
  54. Frequent doctor visits help diabetics lower blood pressure more quickly
  55. Model demonstrates infectious cause of asthma
  56. Viral infection linked to juvenile diabetes
  57. Gene pattern may identify kidney transplant recipients who don't need life-long anti-rejection drugs
  58. Strategy may help translate research findings about blood-pressure treatment into clinical practice
  59. Symptom patterns differ between pandemic, seasonal flu in Singapore
  60. H1N1 associated with serious health risks for pregnant women, study finds
  61. Beta-blockers may be associated with benefits in patients with lung disease
  62. Sept. 11 attacks linked to increased male baby miscarriages, even in women with no direct connection to events
  63. Research points to two promising proteins for preventing diabetes
  64. Gene change raises odds of mother-to-child HIV transmission
  65. Use of lubricants with anal sex could increase risk of HIV
  66. Link between nonalcoholic steatohepatitis and liver cancer confirmed in new study
  67. GATOR approach can help surfers to evaluate web-based health information
  68. Discovery of stem cell illuminates human brain evolution, points to therapies
  69. More 'good' cholesterol is not always good for your health
  70. 'Obese' BMI does not harm current health of young adults, study says
  71. Stem-cell disruption induces skull deformity, study shows
  72. Simple change results in fewer unnecessary imaging exams for patients
  73. Bacteria as a predicter of colorectal cancer
  74. High level of bacteria found in bottled water in Canada
  75. Mutant gum disease bacteria provide clue to treatment for Alzheimer's
  76. Banning all gay men from donating blood is unscientific and wrong, say AIDS researchers
  77. Novel RNA interference screening technique identifies possible path for malignant glioma treatment
  78. High-strain tendons repair less frequently
  79. Moving closer to a universal influenza vaccine
  80. Bisphenol A and other endocrine-disrupting chemicals pose cancer risk, study suggests
  81. Protein regulates enzyme linked to Alzheimer's disease
  82. Hands-on osteopathic treatment cuts hospital stays for pneumonia patients, study finds
  83. Visually guided laser may be viable treatment for abnormal heartbeat
  84. Vaccination key to preventing childhood pneumonia in sub-Saharan Africa
  85. Early antibiotic treatment for severe COPD symptoms linked with improved outcomes
  86. Control of high blood pressure improving in US, but prevalence not decreasing
  87. Dangerous lung worms found in people who eat raw crayfish
  88. Gene variants lead to autism and mental retardation: Inner structure of nerve synapses defective in patients
  89. Study sheds light into the nature of embryonic stem cells
  90. Drains linked to lymphatic filariasis and malaria in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
  91. MRI research highlights high-risk atherosclerotic plaque hidden in the vessel wall
  92. Adolescents cope with mental illness stigmas
  93. What's more important in the obesity battle –- physical activity or medical treatment?
  94. Single-lens distance glasses reduce falls in active older people
  95. Subtyping breast cancer by immunohistochemistry to investigate survival terms
  96. The challenge of creating culturally appropriate assessment tools for child development
  97. Could humans be infected by 'computer viruses?'
  98. Changing 'channels' to eliminate chronic pain: Researcher maps drug target to wipe pain away
  99. Domestic violence victims have higher health costs for years after abuse ends
  100. Brain volume found to change following weight gain in adults with anorexia
  101. Blood flows differently through the brains of schizophrenic patients
  102. Low caveolin-1 expression contributes to lung disease?
  103. New target may inhibit metastatic breast cancer
  104. New model for chronic wasting disease
  105. Inflammasome increases muscle damage in muscular dystrophy, study finds
  106. Vaccine hope for skin cancer sufferers
  107. Some statins have unintended effects and warrant closer monitoring, study finds
  108. New pathway to cheap insulin
  109. Killed by cold: Heart and stroke deaths peak in winter
  110. Appendectomy may be best for patients with positive CT exam
  111. Wireless monitoring of patients
  112. Slow-release NSAIDs pose greater risk of GI bleeding
  113. Rheumatoid arthritis incidence on the rise in women
  114. Review of pain management practices for cirrhosis patients
  115. Light shed on deadly GI disease in infants born with complex congenital heart disease
  116. Male sex hormones in ovaries essential for female fertility
  117. DNA analyses return 13 Haitian children to families: DNA-Prokids Bolivia
  118. New role of molecule in the health of body's back-up blood circulation
  119. Yeast make plant hormone that speeds infection, scientists discover
  120. Oromising treatment for aggressive lymphoma identified in new study
  121. Blocking tumor's 'death switch' paradoxically stops tumor growth
  122. Opioid-blocking medication reduces brain's response to alcoholism cues, study finds
  123. Milk: Two glasses a day tones muscles, keeps the fat away in women, study shows
  124. Discovery may lead to safer drinking water, cheaper medicine
  125. Detailed metabolic profile gives 'chemical snapshot' of the effects of exercise
  126. Understanding the relationship between bacteria and obesity
  127. Some bisphosphonates users unfamiliar with drug's possible side effects on oral health
  128. New treatment approach to rare cancer results in prolonged survival
  129. Household detergents, shampoos may form harmful substance in wastewater
  130. First common gene found for congenital heart disease; Acting very early in development, tied to most common birth defect
  131. Indoor tanning to melanoma definitively linked in new study, researchers say
  132. Antiviral therapy during compensated cirrhosis most cost-effective approach
  133. Despite food-assistance programs, many children experience food insecurity, hunger
  134. Ultrasound could boost tissue implant success
  135. Supplement may prevent alcohol-related brain, skull defects
  136. Color-coded tracking method helps scientists analyze outcomes of newly transplanted tissue
  137. Alcohol-related death rates much higher in deprived areas of England and Wales
  138. Concern about pandemic flu has positive impact on personal hygiene behaviors
  139. New left-side heart pump improves right-side heart function, study suggests
  140. Fewer infections with new heart-pump implant, study suggests
  141. Scaffold gradients: Finding the right environment for developing cells
  142. Increasing BPA levels in urine associated with worsening male sexual function, study finds
  143. High blood cortisol levels significantly increases death rate in patients with acute coronary syndrome
  144. Young assault victims often involved in subsequent violence
  145. Brief exercise reduces impact of stress on cell aging, study shows
  146. Compulsive behavior in mice cured by bone marrow transplant
  147. Gene mutation linked to lymphatic dysfunction discovered
  148. Retina created from human embryonic stem cells
  149. Robotic-assisted vasectomy reversal offers greater chance of fatherhood
  150. Shape matters: The corkscrew twist of H. pylori enables it to 'set up shop' in the stomach
  151. Artificial sweeteners, without the aftertaste: Scientists find bitter-blocking ingredient
  152. Genetically modified rats produced using novel sperm stem-cell technique
  153. Novel therapeutic approach shows promise against multiple bacterial pathogens
  154. Young children respond well to recommended swine flu vaccine, study suggests
  155. New bacterial signaling molecule could lead to improved vaccines
  156. Scientists offer solutions to arsenic groundwater poisoning in southern Asia
  157. Piece of the puzzle for individualized cancer therapy via gene silencing discovered
  158. In infant heart surgery, newer technique yields better survival in first year of life
  159. New weapon against highly resistant microbes within grasp
  160. If you don't brush your teeth twice a day, you're more likely to develop heart disease
  161. Dieting alone may not help stave off type 2 diabetes; muscle mass, strength important
  162. New explaination of how certain cancers develop
  163. Cardiac biomarker indicates fluid overload in dialysis patients
  164. Flu doesn't die out, it hides out
  165. Shark cartilage shows no benefit as a therapeutic agent for lung cancer, study finds
  166. Scientists develop new method to identify glycosylated proteins
  167. Modified measles virus shows potential for treating childhood brain tumors
  168. Little-known mouth fluid may lead to test for gum disease
  169. Experimental treatment protects monkeys from lethal Ebola virus post-exposure
  170. Those with allergic asthma face double trouble during flu season, findings suggest
  171. Video game research project to help blind children exercise
  172. Clocks in the Americas and the Caribbean Islands now ticking in unison
  173. Many with HIV start care too late
  174. Cold sore virus may contribute to cognitive and brain abnormalities in schizophrenia
  175. Novel protein essential for successful pregnancy
  176. Researchers develop test to identify 'best' sperm
  177. Cut the salt and ditch the drugs: Controlling blood pressure in dialysis patients
  178. Genome comparison tools found to be susceptible to slip-ups
  179. Response to preoperative therapy may predict survival in pancreatic cancer patients
  180. Circulating tumor cells correlate with poorer survival in pancreatic cancer patients
  181. Papillary renal cell carcinoma unresponsive to sunitinib, researchers find
  182. No difference in breast cancer characteristics after oophorectomy, researchers report
  183. How RNA viruses copy themselves: Hijack cellular enzyme to create viral replication factories on cell membranes
  184. Comparision of overall survival for non-small cell lung cancer patients
  185. Consent forms for research: Have they improved in 25 years?
  186. New source of stem cells form heart muscle cells, repair damage
  187. Antiretroviral therapy associated with decreased risk of HIV transmission
  188. Tobacco industry influence on health policy detailed
  189. Surgery outperforms drug therapy in treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia, research finds
  190. Acupuncture's molecular effects pinned down: New insights spur effort to boost treatment's impact significantly
  191. Faulty gene stops cell 'antennae' from transmitting
  192. Natural self-repair mechanisms that kick in after spinal cord injury identified
  193. Genes associated with throat cancer found through study of over 10,000 subjects
  194. Genetic makeup of Hispanic/Latino Americans influenced by Native American, European and African-American ancestries
  195. Predicting severity of breast cancer
  196. Breakthrough in stem cell culturing
  197. Patients' skin, dental problems often misunderstood by care providers
  198. Education helps against dementia, Swedish study finds
  199. Powerful genome barcoding system reveals large-scale variation in human DNA
  200. Animal study reveals new target for antidepressants
  201. Epilepsy surgery can have beneficial effect on memory, research suggests
  202. Alcohol-related traffic-risk behaviors among college students become worse at age 21
  203. Impulsivity-related problem drinking decreases greatly for 18- to 25-year-olds
  204. Better animal-free test for chemicals that can cause contact dermatitis
  205. MicroRNA expression and turnover are regulated by neural activity in the retina and brain
  206. Chances of surviving cardiac arrest depends on your neighborhood
  207. What happens when we get angry?
  208. Antidepressants in pregnancy increase risk of miscarriage, study finds
  209. Surgical procedure offers new option for pediatric patients with rare cancer in abdomen
  210. Lack of private insurance contributes to higher deaths among black heart transplant patients, study finds
  211. Alcohol consumption in Portugal: The burden of disease
  212. Sugary band-aid may help heal post-operative tissue
  213. Newly discovered kinase regulates cytoskeleton, and perhaps holds key to how cancer cells spread
  214. Lead in ammunition contaminates game meat
  215. Body's own proteins may lead the way in global fight against tuberculosis
  216. Only 5 percent of cancer research funds are spent on metastases, yet it kills 90 percent of all cancer patients
  217. UK research leads to blood test for early detection of cancer
  218. ADHD linked to low maternal education, lone parents and welfare benefits, Swedish study finds
  219. Making enough red blood cells: Scientists identify molecules that ensure red blood cell production
  220. New answers on rare childhood disease
  221. Binge drinkers report sub-optimal health status more often than non-binge drinkers
  222. Race for new hips: Patient treatment preferences play an important role in racial disparities
  223. 520 days on a simulated flight to Mars
  224. PET and SPECT biomedical imaging techniques combined, increasing resolution
  225. No relaxing for cancer cells
  226. Neanderthals walked into frozen Britain 40,000 years earlier than first thought, evidence shows
  227. Calcium consumption may cause prostate cancer in Chinese, research suggests
  228. Targeted immunotherapy shows promise for metastatic breast, pancreatic cancers
  229. Mannitol boosts effectiveness of potential cord blood treatment for cerebral palsy in lab animals, study finds
  230. Sluggish cell division may help explain genital defects
  231. New cancer guidelines: Exercise during and after treatment is now encouraged
  232. Eliminating tumor suppressor C/EBP alpha explains cancer in aging liver
  233. Protecting nerve cells the job of the protein NFI-A
  234. Potential drug target has key role in the heart
  235. Link established between erectile dysfunction and calcified coronary arteries
  236. Genetic differences may influence joint pain among women taking lifesaving breast cancer drugs
  237. Faith-based groups can aid response to HIV in Central America, study finds
  238. Genetic causes of canine mammary tumors investigated
  239. Cerebral malaria: Scientists advance understanding of deadly form of malaria in children
  240. Blood-thinning copycat enters malaria fight
  241. Patients who refuse prostate cancer surgery have worse long-term survival, study finds
  242. Synthetic peptide may regenerate brain tissue in stroke victims
  243. One-third of young girls get HPV vaccine to prevent cervical cancer
  244. Calcium supplements: Too much of a good thing?
  245. Immune system helps transplanted stem cells navigate in central nervous system
  246. Thymoquinone-induced oxidative stress targets highly aggressive prostate cancers, researchers find
  247. Access to medicine in question for future Medicare patients who suffer from disabling hip and knee arthritis
  248. Aspirin recommendations changed for many younger diabetic patients
  249. Some antidepressants may bump up cataract risk
  250. Lucky break: Quit smoking after fracture surgery for better healing