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  1. Vaccine-delivery patch with dissolving microneedles eliminates 'sharps,' boosts protection
  2. HIV/AIDS treatment curbs spread of HIV among drug users, study finds
  3. Cash rewards with counseling could help prevent STIs
  4. Discovery suggests possible treatment strategy for aggressive leukemias
  5. Routine emergency department HIV screenings find only small increase in newly diagnosed HIV patients
  6. Many HIV-exposed infants in African countries not receiving medication to help prevent HIV
  7. HIV vaccines may induce HIV antibodies in trial participants, can cause false-positive test result
  8. New HIV treatment guidelines indicate importance of early, individualized antiretroviral treatment
  9. Scientists identify key molecular regulator of cardiac hypertrophy
  10. What protects farm children from hay fever? Protective substance may slumber in cowshed dust
  11. Cerebral bioelectricity analysis detects epilepsy
  12. New findings on troubling side effects of Parkinson’s medication
  13. Melting DNA into a barcode
  14. New genomics-based approach to understand origin of cancer subgroups
  15. Unearthing King Tet: Key protein influences stem cell fate
  16. Bioinformatics used to detect rogue use of synthetic biology
  17. When climate change becomes a health issue, are people more likely to listen?
  18. MDMA (Ecstasy)-assisted psychotherapy relieves treatment-resistant PTSD, study suggests
  19. Point-of-sale advertising major cause of teen smoking, study shows
  20. How technology may improve treatment for children with brain cancer
  21. Battlefield psychologists investigate stress in combat and after
  22. Microbicide gel: Reduced risk of HIV and herpes infections in women, study shows
  23. Reprogrammed cells 'remember,' retain characteristics of their cells of origin
  24. New study challenges stereotypes of adolescent sex offenders
  25. L-methionine in patients with neurogenic bladder disorders: Neither benefit nor harm proven, report finds
  26. Health impacts of Deepwater Horizon disaster on coastal Louisiana residents surveyed
  27. Foreign accents make speakers seem less truthful to listeners
  28. Socioeconomic status not associated with access to cochlear implants, study finds
  29. Nasal zinc gels may be associated with loss of sense of smell, study finds
  30. Obesity in early adulthood associated with increased risk of psoriatic arthritis
  31. Melanoma rates among minorities in Florida differ from national trends
  32. Sepsis and septic shock more common than heart attacks or pulmonary blood clots after general surgery, study finds
  33. Trauma patients undergoing emergency operations may receive transfusions of their own blood
  34. Nanoparticles in English ivy may hold the key to making sunscreen safer and more effective
  35. Stem cells made by reprogramming hold onto their past
  36. Cells' grouping tactic points to new cancer treatments
  37. Seasonal influenza immunization rates among health-care workers
  38. Sirt3 helps protect preimplantation mouse embryos against stress conditions during in vitro fertilization
  39. Impaired activity of the protein MTOR a strain on the heart
  40. Tuning cocaine addiction
  41. Increased waistline and high triglyceride levels indicate risk of coronary heart disease, study finds
  42. Of bugs and brains: Gut bacteria affect multiple sclerosis
  43. New test to predict success of IVF treatment
  44. Physicians can perform poorly when patients need special care, study suggests
  45. 'Runaway' development implicated in loss of function of the aging brain
  46. Transparency through open notes: Risks and rewards of inviting patients to review their medical records
  47. Treatment outcomes for infantile hemangiomas compared
  48. Bridging the gender gap: Combined technologies offer promise for detecting colon cancer in women
  49. Breast cancer cells regulate multiple genes in response to estrogen-like compounds
  50. New way to target viruses could make antiviral drugs more effective
  51. Autism has unique vocal signature, new technology reveals
  52. Computer program predicts MRSA bacteria's next move
  53. Test could predict which children with T-cell ALL are best candidates for clinical trials
  54. Soldiers with brain injuries at higher risk of epilepsy decades later, study finds
  55. Natural substance NT-020 aids aging brains in rats, study finds
  56. Image-processing algorithm reduces CT radiation dose by as much as 95 percent
  57. Brain training reverses age-related cognitive decline
  58. Nanoparticles plus adult stem cells demolish plaque, study finds
  59. Work-related deaths in England and Wales have almost halved in 20 years, study finds
  60. Prolonged mobile phone use may be linked to tinnitus
  61. Painters at significantly increased risk of bladder cancer, study finds
  62. Air travel no 'significant threat' to cardiovascular health, says new guidance
  63. Probiotics use in mothers limits eczema in their babies
  64. Antibiotics for the prevention of malaria
  65. FDA Accepts Historical Controls for Epilepsy Monotherapy Studies
  66. Dangers of Untreated Erectile Dysfunction
  67. Why does everything look gray when you feel blue?
  68. Consumers love underdogs
  69. Afraid of a broken heart? Feeling insecure in relationships may predispose people to later cardiovascular problems, says research
  70. Replacing hydrogen in fluorescent dyes improves detection ability, stability and shelf life
  71. Widely used chemicals linked to ADHD in children
  72. Asthma and eczema sufferers have a lower risk of developing a cancer, study finds
  73. Next generation surgical robots: Where's the doctor?
  74. Depression overlooked in patients with hepatitis C; compromising HCV therapy
  75. High doses of ursodeoxycholic acid ineffective for NASH patients, study suggests
  76. Key pathway in end-stage prostate cancer tumor progression blocked
  77. Drinking trends increase for whites, blacks and Hispanics
  78. Genders of alcohol-dependent parents and children influence psychopathology in the children
  79. Men and women respond equally to naltrexone as treatment for alcohol dependence
  80. Children of older women appear vulnerable to the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure
  81. New genetic marker of ovarian cancer risk discovered
  82. Healthy families, religious involvement buffer youth against risk factors related to drug abuse
  83. Guided Care improves physician satisfaction with patient/family communications, study finds
  84. Bone cells' branches sense stimulation, when to make new bone
  85. Children have a negative impact on physical activity among individuals with heart disease, study finds
  86. HPV vaccine gives prolonged protection against genital warts and low-grade pre-cancerous growths
  87. Preterm births higher among overweight and obese mothers, study finds
  88. Women in their 50s more prone to PTSD than men
  89. Combatting maternal HIV transmission in Eastern Rwanda collaboratively
  90. HIV testing for children must be improved
  91. Model for roll-out of comprehensive adult male circumcision services in South Africa
  92. Need for protection against ticks that carry Lyme disease confirmed by new research
  93. New links between cholesterol and depression in the elderly
  94. Identification of a gene essential to newborn babies' first breath
  95. Childhood sexual abuse and social shaming linked to health issues later
  96. First stages of tissue production in human embryonic stem cells isolated
  97. Engineered stem cells may limit heart attack damage, improve function
  98. Do cleaning products cause breast cancer?
  99. Protein important in diabetes may also play a key role in heart disease, other disorders
  100. Students design early labor detector aimed to prevent premature births
  101. Medicine from moss: Bioreactor technique may offer hope to people with age-related blindness
  102. Most men in long-term study of HIV report low use of illicit drugs
  103. Toxic trio identified as the basis of celiac disease
  104. Novel anti-diabetes mechanism uncovered: Findings could lead to next generation of improved therapies
  105. Can chaos theory help predict heart attacks?
  106. Toronto homeless report barriers to health care
  107. Lack of insurance coverage remains obstacle to wider colorectal cancer screening with CT colonography
  108. New antibacterial material for bandages, food packaging, shoes
  109. Gulf oil dispersants unlikely to be endocrine disruptors and have relatively low cell toxicity, tests find
  110. Recreational pool disinfectants linked to health problems
  111. Stem cells for eating and sex pinpointed
  112. Every action has a beginning and an end (and it's all in you brain)
  113. Cancer-metabolism link runs deep in humans, novel network algorithm suggests
  114. Salmonella contaminated pork may pose health risk for humans
  115. Microbicide containing engineered bacteria may inhibit HIV-1
  116. Quitting smoking may minimize harmful bacteria and replenish healthy bacteria
  117. Valproic acid shown to halt vision loss in patients with retinitis pigmentosa
  118. Muscular heart failure patients may have a better chance at survival, study suggests
  119. HIV in people who use drugs: Need to focus on conditions of health delivery that create treatment interruptions
  120. Nanoparticles as destructive beacons to zap tumors
  121. Subtle thyroid problem triples the risk of placental separation in birth, study finds
  122. Video game processors help lower CT scan radiation
  123. Smog might trigger cell death in the heart, study finds
  124. Studies gauge techniques for measuring breast density -- a predictor of cancer
  125. Circumcising gay men would have limited impact on preventing HIV, study suggests
  126. Malicious use of pharmaceuticals: An under-recognized form of child abuse
  127. Intelligent earplug adapted for offshore use
  128. A blood test for depression?
  129. Early HAART during TB treatment boosts survival rate in people co-infected with HIV and TB, study finds
  130. Success of large-scale total joint replacement registry demonstrated
  131. More time spent sitting linked to higher risk of death; Risk found to be independent of physical activity level
  132. Link between childhood physical abuse and heart disease
  133. More than half of all ACL reconstructions could be avoided, Swedish study finds
  134. Important clue to understanding the pathogenesis of ciliary disorders
  135. Cannibinoids offer novel treatment for pain in sickle cell disease, study suggests
  136. Could diabetes be in your bones? Link between metabolic disease, bone mass; Breakdown of bone keeps blood sugar in check
  137. Vitamins needed to help celiacs stave off bone disease, researchers find
  138. African ancestry linked to high-risk breast cancer, study finds
  139. Cutting fat and calories can lower cancer risk in dogs and people
  140. Missing link in cell mitosis discovered: The role of protein in controlling cell division unveiled
  141. Gene linked to aging also linked to Alzheimer's
  142. Genetic link to children’s emotional problems precipitated by bullying
  143. Scientists confirm role for mysterious cell component -- the nucleolinus
  144. SIRT1 gene important for memory
  145. How do cells die? Biophotonic tools reveal real-time dynamics in living color
  146. Misuse of anesthesia could cause hepatitis virus transmission
  147. Structural brain alterations in patients with irritable bowel syndrome discovered
  148. Can I buy you a drink? Genetics may determine sensitivity to other people's drinking behavior
  149. Scientists discover how deadly fungal microbes enter host cells
  150. Abnormal cells in blood tied to lung cancer: Circulating aberrant cells increase as non-small cell lung cancer progresses
  151. Kids could get more whole grains from after-school snacks, study finds
  152. Study describes health effects of occupational exposures in Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant workers
  153. Inequalities in mortality in Britain today greater than those during 1930s economic depression, study finds
  154. Mother-to-child HIV transmission rate falling, but more can be done
  155. Math model of colon inflammation singles out dangerous immune cells
  156. Novel therapeutic target for the treatment of Huntington’s disease
  157. Hijacked supplies for pathogens: Legionnaire’s disease bacteria tap into the material transport in immune cells
  158. Eye study finds two therapies slow diabetic eye disease progression
  159. Starve a cancer: Calorie restriction as an anti-invasive therapy for malignant brain cancer
  160. Light and moderate physical activity reduces the risk of early death, study finds
  161. 'Needle-free' intervention as natural vaccine against malaria
  162. Two countries divided by a common language: health systems in the UK and USA
  163. Huntington's disease greatly underestimated in the UK, experts say
  164. Parents and physicians should share decisions in sex development disorder surgery, study suggests
  165. HIV's sugar coating offers new vaccine approach
  166. No firm conclusions about HDL cholesterol can be drawn from JUPITER sub-analysis
  167. Noninvasive MR imaging of blood vessel growth in tumors using nanosized contrast agents
  168. Diabetes monitoring device benefits not just people but dogs and other animals, too
  169. Gene may hold key to reducing spread of oral cancers
  170. The healing effects of forests
  171. Inhibiting fatty acids in immune cells decreases atherosclerosis risk
  172. Stem cells from surgery leftovers could repair damaged hearts
  173. Disease genes that followed the Silk Road identified
  174. Diagnostic 'guidelines' a barrier to prompt relief for some back pain, study suggests
  175. RNA offers a safer way to reprogram cells
  176. How key enzyme repairs sun-damaged DNA
  177. Non-human sugar in biotech drugs causes inflammation
  178. Rare and common genetic variations responsible for high triglyceride levels in blood
  179. Why more education lowers dementia risk
  180. Irradiating stem cell niche doubles survival in brain cancer patients
  181. ICHEP 2010 conference highlights first results from the LHC
  182. New guidelines for care of heart transplant recipients
  183. Scientists tap into Antarctic octopus venom
  184. Exposure to early evening sunlight in spring creates teenage night owls
  185. Children with brain injuries have problems with story-telling, study suggests
  186. First step toward electronic DNA sequencing: Translocation through graphene nanopores
  187. One-size-fits-all approach to child custody can endanger moms and kids
  188. Our children aren't sleeping and we're medicating them
  189. Higher risk of infection and death in First Nations people on peritoneal dialysis
  190. New compound improves obesity-related health complications
  191. Elder Care Puts Strain on Adult Parent-Child Relationship
  192. Even in good communities, roaming teens a recipe for violence
  193. Predicting drug responsiveness in cancer patients
  194. Infectious prions can arise spontaneously in normal brain tissue, study shows
  195. Childhood cancer survivors may have abnormal long-term cardiac function
  196. Treatments for blocked carotid arteries vary by US region
  197. Most men with low-risk prostate cancer receive aggressive treatment
  198. Heart failure care improved by performance intervention at outpatient cardiology practices
  199. Certain epilepsy drugs may increase risk of suicide, study suggests
  200. Many knee and hip replacement patients experience weight decrease after surgery
  201. Biological rationale for why intensive lupus treatment works
  202. Invention enables people with disabilities communicate and steer a wheelchair by sniffing
  203. Disparities remain a challenge in U.S. health care system, say experts
  204. Preventing heart problems while keeping a cool head: Cause of flushing effect arising from cholesterol treatment with nicotinic acid
  205. Millions of microorganisms reach Spain from the Sahara Desert and the Sahel region -- 'by flying'
  206. Doctors don't 'get' their patients
  207. Plentiful maternal affection in early infancy boosts adult coping skills, study finds
  208. Seeing the forest and the trees reveals heart problems
  209. Heart bypass for uncomplicated heart surgery does not reduce neurocognitive function in children, study finds
  210. Excessive intake of omega 6 and deficiencies in omega 3 induce obesity down the generations
  211. Study finds 63% of women report sexual problems, with orgasm proving biggest issue in teens and 20s
  212. Body mass index at age 17 within the normal range can predict future risk for hypertension in later life
  213. Protein identified that can result in fragile bones
  214. Adherence to recommended exercise improves physical function, reduces pain for osteoarthritis patients
  215. The more frequently you log on, the more weight you can keep off, study finds
  216. Obesity rise linked to disability increase among elderly in Latin America and the Caribbean
  217. Few people are doing it, so why should I? Motivating men to seek cancer screening
  218. In the 'neck' of time: Scientists unravel another key evolutionary trait
  219. Multifunctional nanoparticle enables new type of biological imaging
  220. Background music can impair performance, cites new study
  221. ADHD, conduct disorder and smoking most strongly related to dropping out of high school
  222. Use of decision-aid program increases safety for women experiencing abuse, researchers find
  223. Calcium connections: Basic pathway for maintaining cell's fuel stores
  224. Abusive mothers improve parenting after in-home training, emotional support of therapists
  225. Key milestone towards the development of a new clinically useful antibiotic
  226. Vascular-targeted photodynamic therapy for localized prostate cancer
  227. Smaller hospitals can provide safe and high-quality surgical care comparable to larger counterparts, study finds
  228. Genetic risk score associated with breast cancer risk; predictive of type of disease
  229. Relationships improve your odds of survival by 50 percent, research finds
  230. Delirium in older patients associated with greater risk of death, dementia and institutionalization
  231. Study examines hospital complication rates of bariatric surgery
  232. Late preterm births associated with increased risk of respiratory illnesses
  233. Women in their 40s have lower mammographic tumor detectability, study finds
  234. CTC screening for colorectal cancer not cost-effective when reimbursed at same rate as colonoscopy, study finds
  235. Reform of primary care could reduce diagnostic errors
  236. Alcohol reduces the severity of rheumatoid arthritis, study finds
  237. New drug delivery technique: Nanoblasts from laser-activated nanoparticles move molecules, proteins and DNA into cells
  238. Biomarkers found for postmenopausal cardiovascular disease
  239. Where do the drugs go?
  240. Early repolarization pattern is associated with cardiac risk among the middle aged
  241. Specific oncogene plays a role in lung squamous cell carcinoma
  242. Mapping of neglected tropical diseases critical to control and elimination efforts
  243. Morphine blocks tumor growth, study suggests
  244. Psychologists develop two potent new predictors of suicide risk
  245. Swimmers at sub-tropical beaches show increased risk of illness, study suggests
  246. New transplantation criteria for liver cancer patients
  247. Multiple sclerosis: Antihypertensive drug ameliorates inflammation in the brain
  248. Penalty points system driver's license reduces accidents on a temporary basis, Spanish study finds
  249. Huntington's disease discovery provides new hope for treatment
  250. One molecule, many more insulin-producing cells to treat diabetes