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  1. Type 2 diabetes medication rosiglitazone associated with increased cardiovascular risks and death, study finds
  2. Making virtopsies a reality: New research project to develop reliable and cost-effective virtual autopsies
  3. End-of-life care in teaching hospitals is generally of good quality, but more family communication is needed, study finds
  4. Fewer than half of breast cancer patients adhere to hormonal therapy regimen, study finds
  5. Nitrate in beetroot juice lowers blood pressure, study finds
  6. Aggressive control of cardiac risk factors might not benefit all patients with diabetes
  7. Report examines whether statins prevent death in high-risk individuals without heart disease
  8. Death rates from type 1 diabetes steadily improving, research finds
  9. Bicycling, brisk walking help women control weight; Researchers call for more bike-friendly environments to combat obesity
  10. Pacemaker for your brain: Brain-to-computer chip revolutionizes neurological therapy
  11. Underwater sponges and worms may hold key to cure for malaria
  12. North America's first peoples more genetically diverse than thought, mitochondrial genome analysis reveals
  13. Lower back pain and surgery: Literature review discusses herniated disks, treatment options for pain-free living
  14. New formula gives first accurate peak heart rate for women
  15. Public transit systems contribute to weight loss and improved health, study finds
  16. Surprising find may yield new avenue of treatment for painful herniated discs
  17. Beating doctor burnout and protecting patients
  18. A community approach to kicking the habit
  19. Earplug lets the message through
  20. Ovarian transplantation restores fertility to old mice and also lengthens their lives
  21. Drinking alcohol during pregnancy may damage semen quality in sons
  22. Cheap, simple, noninvasive blood test may replace invasive diagnostic techniques in early pregnancy
  23. Study finds why some women are sub-fertile with a poor response to ovarian stimulating hormones
  24. Surgical repair of knee injuries does not decrease risk of osteoarthritis
  25. Use of less invasive, imaging-guided biopsies on the rise
  26. Despite countless changes, original HIV infection lurks within
  27. No link between diabetes drug rosiglitazone and increased rate of heart attack, study finds
  28. Teeth of cadavers reveal their identity
  29. WIC program might prevent mothers from feeding cow's milk too early
  30. Public health systems compared: Germans more dissatisfied than the rest
  31. Embryonic cell and adult pig islet transplants cure diabetes in rats
  32. Sensor and insulin pump results in better blood-sugar control in all age groups with diabetes
  33. Experts analyze benefits, opportunities and challenges of Medicare Part D
  34. Hyperoxia may slow formation of wrinkles; Excess oxygen lessens impact of UVB radiation, study shows
  35. Lead poisoning highly prevalent among school-aged children in Uganda
  36. Turning back the cellular clock: Method developed for tracking adult stem cells as they regress
  37. Near-normal blood sugar target did not delay risk of organ damage in people with diabetes
  38. ACCORD eye study finds 2 therapies slow diabetic eye disease progression
  39. How dietary supplement may block cancer cells
  40. Internists outline comprehensive federal strategy to control tobacco use
  41. Bars, restaurants see no significant employment change under smoking bans in two cities
  42. Counseling increased mammography use among low-income women with health insurance
  43. Depressed mice could aid research on drug-resistant depression in humans
  44. Is your left hand more motivated than your right hand?
  45. Deaths in the family cause bacteria to flee
  46. Smoking-related colorectal cancer in older women is associated with molecularly-defined DNA changes
  47. Interventions to promote repeat breast cancer screening with mammography
  48. Venetian blinds can cause accidental strangulation
  49. Olympic gold? A new effect of caffeine boosts performance
  50. Community-based education strengthens campaign for elimination of lymphatic filariasis
  51. New temperature table may help reduce heat-related deaths of children in closed cars
  52. Brain's energy restored during sleep, suggests animal study
  53. Impulsive, weak-willed or just too much dopamine? Brain study highlights role of dopamine in impulsive behavior
  54. Mystery unraveled: How asbestos causes cancer
  55. Smarter lunchrooms lead kids to eat more salad
  56. Engineered antibodies directed against a promising therapeutic target on ovarian cancer cells
  57. New drug restores hearing after noise-induced hearing loss in rats
  58. Shaken baby syndrome: New theories proposed
  59. In vitro maturation: Do eggs matured in the laboratory result in babies with large offspring syndrome?
  60. Cancer drug shows promise for treating a wide range of inflammatory diseases
  61. New non-surgical treatment for uterine fibroids can improve quality of life
  62. Ongoing pregnancy rates from vitrified eggs as good as those from fresh, study shows
  63. Teenage physical activity reduces risk of cognitive impairment in later life
  64. New insights into link between anti-cholesterol statin drugs and depression
  65. Differences between women and men with a primary psychotic episode analyzed
  66. Key mechanism links virgin olive oil to protection against breast cancer
  67. Exposure to secondhand smoke in the womb has lifelong impact, study finds
  68. US plan to pay hospitals for performance could hurt those in less-advantaged areas, study says
  69. Pathologists call for new training program to support personalized medicine
  70. New cochlear implant could improve outcomes for patients
  71. New allocation formula could prevent waste and transplant delays
  72. Honey as an antibiotic: Scientists identify a secret ingredient in honey that kills bacteria
  73. Virgin olive oil and a Mediterranean diet fight heart disease by changing how our genes function
  74. Molecular signatures may aid fight against pediatric liver disease
  75. Cognition and memory improve dramatically in mice when brain compound levels were decreased
  76. Key enzyme in fetal heart development also involved in adult heart disease, study shows
  77. Genetic basis of alopecia areata -- one of most common causes of hair loss
  78. Best tests for predicting Alzheimer's disease identified
  79. Nano-sized advance toward next big treatment era in dentistry
  80. Beverages leave 'geographic signatures' that can track people's movements
  81. Melanoma-initiating cell identified
  82. When food intake stops, enzyme turns off production of fats, cholesterol
  83. More than 2 billion people worldwide lack access to surgical services
  84. Doctors to treat septic patients with hypothermia
  85. Researchers identify what makes MRSA lethal
  86. Linguistics professor examines manufacturers' prescription drug websites
  87. Stem-cell therapy may provide new approach to fight infection
  88. Environmental toxins affect the body's hormone systems
  89. Authoritative parenting style influences family eating behavior and better nutrition in adolescents
  90. Planned home births associated with tripling of neonatal mortality rate vs. planned hospital births
  91. Experimental nonsteroidal treatment of asthma shows promise
  92. Higher testosterone may raise risk of heart disease in elderly men
  93. New research model of human prostate cancer shows cancer development
  94. Low vitamin D linked to the metabolic syndrome in elderly people
  95. Top down approach helps academic medical center reduce unnecessary emergency department X-rays
  96. New key to corneal transplant success
  97. Consensus statement on diagnosis and management of nasal valve compromise
  98. UVA radiation damages DNA in human melanocyte skin cells and can lead to melanoma
  99. Visually impaired people get insulin pen dosages right, study finds
  100. Acupuncture improves exercise tolerance in heart patients, German study finds
  101. Killer whales and the mystery of human menopause
  102. Gene regulating human brain development identified
  103. Cancer stem cells are not 'one size fits all,' lung cancer models show
  104. Childhood malnutrition could weaken brain function in elderly
  105. Ultrafine particles in air pollution may heighten allergic inflammation in asthma
  106. Reprogrammed human blood cells show promise for disease research
  107. Work-life balance: Brain stem cells need their rest, too
  108. Simple two-question survey can better identify hungry children
  109. Genetic signatures of human exceptional longevity discovered
  110. Tibetan adaptation to high altitude occurred in less than 3,000 years
  111. DNA mutation rates raise curtain on cause of cancer
  112. Muscular problems in children with neonatal diabetes are neurological, study finds
  113. Increasing fertility threefold with DHEA?
  114. Brain atrophy responsible for depression in people battling multiple sclerosis
  115. Genetic regulator opens new avenues to AIDS, immune system research
  116. Nutrition's potential to save sight
  117. Vast majority of physicians practice 'defensive medicine,' according to physician survey
  118. Treating tongue tie could help more babies breastfeed
  119. Discovery of a hepatitis C-related virus in bats may reduce outbreaks in humans
  120. Stroke complications may subtract additional two years of healthy life
  121. Scientists uncover novel role for DNA repair protein linked to cancer
  122. Cellular and molecular events that restrict HIV transmission identified
  123. Why are blacks more likely to die from cancer diagnosis? Patient, doctor, hospital factors all contribute to worse survival, review finds
  124. High fructose diet may contribute to high blood pressure, study finds
  125. High potassium? Check your antibiotic
  126. How loss of key protein promotes aggressive form of leukemia
  127. Chromosomal abnormality found for inherited clubfoot
  128. Stem cell scientist leads effort to prevent fraudulent treatment
  129. Histone H1 regulates gene activity throughout the cell cycle
  130. Short-term kidney failure in heart patients may not be as detrimental, study shows
  131. How T cells make a commitment
  132. Subtle mutations in immune gene may increase risk for asthma
  133. Cell phone microscope poised to begin trials in Africa
  134. Molecular prosthesis against gout
  135. Much Internet-based sports medicine information is incorrect or incomplete
  136. Personalized approach to smoking cessation may be reality in 3-5 years
  137. Cell signaling classification system gives researchers new tool
  138. High BMI linked to proximity to convenience stores
  139. Air pollution doesn't increase risk of preeclampsia, early delivery, study finds
  140. Nanomachines in the powerhouse of the cell: Architecture of the largest protein complex of cellular respiration elucidated
  141. Simpler and cheaper antibiotic prophylaxis with insertion of nutrition catheter in the stomach
  142. Women live longer but experience a lower quality of life during old age
  143. Virtual food causes stress in patients affected by eating disorders
  144. First step to new therapy for chronic bowel disease
  145. Difficult childhoods can lead to teenage drinking, African study finds
  146. Fetal X-ray exposure interferes with memory in adulthood, monkey study finds
  147. Antagonizing atherosclerosis
  148. New tool to rule out coronary heart disease in primary care
  149. Novel molecular pathway regulates invasive growth and metastasis in estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer
  150. Antioxidants do help arteries stay healthy
  151. Revolutionary therapy slows tumor growth in advanced breast cancer, research reports
  152. Adolescent cyberbullies and their victims may have physical, mental health problems
  153. Optical imaging could create pathway for radiotracers, study finds
  154. Abused children appear likely to have mental disorders as young adults
  155. Kids now see fewer television ads for sweets and beverages, but more for fast food
  156. Heart patients with anxiety disorder experience more cardiovascular events, deaths
  157. Plasma protein appears to be associated with development and severity of Alzheimer's disease
  158. Delayed school start time associated with improvements in adolescent behaviors
  159. Depression is a risk factor and not an early sign of alzheimer's disease, study suggests
  160. Higher STD rates among users of erectile dysfunction drugs
  161. Searching For Causes of Neural Disconnection in Schizophrenia
  162. Rhythm of life: Music shows potential in stroke rehabilitation
  163. Protein inhibitor revives chemotherapy for ovarian patients
  164. Diagnostic blood test can identify rare lung disease
  165. Wet breathing system filters transmit harmful bacteria and yeast, hospitals warned
  166. Scientists reveal the mystery of sudden cardiac death
  167. Cocoa flavanols improve vascular and blood pressure measures for coronary artery disease patients
  168. Maternal diet and genes interact to affect heart development
  169. Neural stem cells attack glioblastoma cells
  170. Majority of Ontarians suffering from rheumatoid arthritis not receiving needed speciality care, study finds
  171. Robots preclude neck incision for thyroid surgery
  172. Map of herpes virus protein suggests a new drug therapy
  173. Hips don't lie: Researchers find more accurate technique to determine sex of skeletal remains
  174. Head and spine trauma from ATV accidents cost $3.24 billion annually, study finds
  175. Bacterial communication encourages chronic, resistant ear infections
  176. Protein must exist in specific brain cells to prevent diet-induced obesity
  177. Brain chemical boosts body heat, aids in calorie burn, UT Southwestern research suggests
  178. Fat cells play key role in development of type 2 diabetes
  179. Big picture: Lipid ordering visualized in a living vertebrate organism
  180. Negative perceptions of menopause contradicted by new study
  181. Researchers discover trigger to early, effective antibody response
  182. Water's unexpected role in blood pressure control
  183. Multicolor quantum dots aid in cancer biopsy diagnosis
  184. Researchers identify factors behind blood-making stem cells
  185. Want to slow aging? New research suggests it takes more than antioxidants
  186. New technology reduces storage needs and costs for genomic data
  187. Therapist competence matters -- and more for some patients than others
  188. Scientists design new delivery device for gene therapy
  189. The Framingham Heart Study -- global impact, ongoing influence
  190. Extended use of anti-clotting drug helps some bedridden patients
  191. Tight blood pressure control for patients with diabetes and coronary artery disease not associated with improved cardiovascular outcomes
  192. Length of biological marker associated with risk of cancer
  193. Study finds wide variation in 5-year patient survival rates for lung transplantation centers
  194. Glucosamine appears to provide little benefit for chronic low-back pain
  195. Should specialist medical training be more flexible?
  196. Suicide barriers may fail to cut suicide rates as people go elsewhere
  197. Many mephedrone alternatives just as risky, warn experts
  198. Of moose and men: 50-year study into moose arthritis reveals link with early malnutrition
  199. Recommendations for treatment of inherited lung disease are unjustified, review finds
  200. Homicide and suicide rates among mentally ill on the decline, UK study finds
  201. New target for treatment of advanced prostate cancer
  202. Majority of fevers in African children are not caused by malaria, stud finds
  203. $30 billion 'price tag' for improving maternal, neonatal and child health is inadequate, experts say
  204. Uncapping the mystery behind the mechanism of cap removal from actin filaments
  205. Protein identified which helps cancer cells to survive stressful conditions
  206. Patients with treatment-resistant CLL respond positively to stem cell transplants
  207. Painkillers not linked with heart disease in elderly patients and may protect against death, study finds
  208. Early transfusion increases acute upper GI re-bleeding risk, UK hospital study suggests
  209. Suicide attempt method affects prognosis, study finds
  210. New method for identifying the causes of X-linked genetic disorders
  211. New proteins that regulate blood pressure, flow discovered
  212. Attitudes, beliefs and health literacy impact how patients manage chronic lower-back pain
  213. Genetically reprogrammed HSV given systemically shrinks distant sarcomas
  214. How active immune tolerance makes pregnancy possible
  215. Link between brain activity and Parkinson's disease symptoms: New strategy for treating movement disorders identified
  216. High blood levels of vitamin E reduces risk of Alzheimer's, Swedish study finds
  217. Cancer deaths continue to drop
  218. Autism-related study discovers how drug interferes with neuronal cell function
  219. First transoral and transvaginal gallbladder removals performed as part of US multicenter human trial
  220. HIV prevention strategy key to curbing epidemic and cutting long-term treatment costs
  221. Racism shapes African-American women's views on depression care
  222. New 3-D imaging techniques for improved lung cancer drug development
  223. Light shed on triglyceride metabolism
  224. Researchers demystifying complex cellular communications hubs found in sensory neurons
  225. New computer program accurately simulates protein folding dramatically faster than previous methods
  226. Cholesterol's other way out
  227. Pinpoint precision: Delivering a biochemical payload to one cell
  228. Ticking biological clock increases women's libido, new research shows
  229. Women with gestational diabetes: Common glucose test also accurately predicts adult-onset diabetes, study finds
  230. One in four Californian children have never seen a dentist, study finds
  231. Amid the murk of 'gut flora,' vitamin D receptor emerges as a key player
  232. Knee arthritis? Flexible options can help keep you active
  233. Biologists identify a new clue into cellular aging
  234. Previously unknown natural mechanism controls cocaine use
  235. Higher-protein diets support weight loss, but may lower bone density in postmenopausal women
  236. Teens drink more during summer before college, study finds
  237. Genetic ancestry data improve diagnosis in asthma and lung disease
  238. Hospital hyperglycemia may predict future diabetes
  239. Revolutionary medical dressing uses nanotechnology to fight infection
  240. Muted emotions misleading in Alzheimer's disease, study suggests
  241. Inactivity 'no contributor' to childhood obesity epidemic, new report suggests
  242. New surgery improves outcomes for severe flat foot deformity
  243. Simple massage relieves chronic tension headache, study finds
  244. Surgery linked to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, according to Spanish study
  245. Severe angina poses three times the coronary artery disease risk for women than men
  246. European Society for Medical Oncology publishes updated guidelines on cancer care
  247. Home care equivalent to hospital care for some patients with cystic fibrosis, study finds
  248. Fish oil may reduce risk of breast cancer
  249. New way to slow the growth of malignant melanoma
  250. Chemical makes brain cells grow, thwarts mental decline in aging rats