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  1. Six-year-olds with squint less likely to be invited to birthday parties, study suggests
  2. A cure for HIV could be all in the 'mix'
  3. Stress in middle age could contribute to late-life dementia
  4. Study shows gene's role in developing and maintaining cells key for a lifetime of memories
  5. Why implant coatings detach: Nanocorrosion causes implants to fail
  6. Delaying fat digestion to curb appetite
  7. New biological find gives consequences for doping offence
  8. Prenatal exposure to pesticides linked to attention problems in children
  9. Black women with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) develop cardiovascular disease at early age
  10. Novel autoantibodies identified in patients with necrotizing myopathy
  11. Hispanics and Asians Less Likely to Receive Liver Transplants
  12. Factors which predict alcohol use after liver transplantation identified
  13. Maslow Updated: Reworking of the famous psychological pyramid of needs puts parenting at the top
  14. New research could impact treatment of autoimmune diseases
  15. With muscle-building treatment, mice live longer even as tumors grow
  16. Breast cancer survivors don't need to be afraid of air travel, study suggests
  17. New study finds new connection between yoga and mood
  18. Frozen flies may yield secrets for human organ transplants
  19. Human neural stem cells restore motor function in mice with chronic spinal cord injury
  20. Scientists pry new information from disease-causing, shellfish-borne bacterium
  21. Earliest steps of common form of muscular dystrophy pinpointed
  22. Secrets of 'magic' antidepressant revealed
  23. Stomach bacteria need vitamin to establish infection, research finds
  24. Proof that a gut-wrenching complaint -- irritable bowel syndrome -- is not in your head
  25. Smart fungus disarms plant, animal and human immunity
  26. Link between walking, cycling and health
  27. Fear of falling linked to future falls in older people
  28. Green leafy vegetables reduce diabetes risk, study finds
  29. Cervical cancer: Drug and radiotherapy treatment saves lives, researchers find
  30. Old drug holds promise against opportunistic lung bug
  31. AIDS virus changes in semen make it different than in blood
  32. Autism linked to multisensory integration
  33. Genetics underlie formation of body's back-up bypass vessels
  34. Natural lung material is promising scaffold for engineering lung tissue using embryonic stem cells
  35. Brothers of prostate cancer patients undergo more diagnostic activities
  36. Binge drinking increases death risk in men with high blood pressure
  37. Italian youths who drink with meals are less often adult problem-drinkers
  38. Common hypertension drugs can raise blood pressure in certain patients
  39. Cigarette smoke causes harmful changes in the lungs even at the lowest levels, study finds
  40. Physical model describes the distribution of nucleosome
  41. New Norwegian earplug solution to a deafening problem
  42. Blood pressure drugs could help fight frailty, experiments show
  43. Male menopause affects more than five million men
  44. Virus May Act as 'Evolution-Proof' Biopesticide Against Malaria
  45. New Compound May be Effective Against Chagas' Disease
  46. Avian influenza virus may persist on feathers fallen from domestic ducks
  47. Whole-body MRI may help detect suspected child abuse
  48. Virtual colonoscopies help identify additional cancers outside of the colon, study suggests
  49. Pay-for-performance programs improve radiology report turnaround times, study suggests
  50. Adaptive statistical iterative reconstruction technique significantly reduces radiation dose associated with abdominal CT scans
  51. Adaptive statistical iterative reconstruction technique reduces radiation dose associated with coronary CTA by 27 percent
  52. Electronic tracking system can improve follow-up after an abnormal Pap test
  53. New molecular signaling cascade increases glucose uptake
  54. 'Rotten eggs' gas and inflammation in arthritic joints
  55. Oxytocin: It’s a Mom and Pop Thing
  56. Researchers identify two FDA approved drugs that may fight HIV
  57. Researchers advance understanding of enzyme that regulates DNA
  58. Drug addicts get hooked via prescriptions, keep using 'to feel like a better person,' research shows
  59. Nanoscale DNA sequencing could spur revolution in personal health care
  60. New understanding of the 'flight-or-fight' response
  61. Worldwide shortage of isotopes for medical imaging could threaten quality of patient care
  62. Gene scan finds link across array of childhood brain disorders
  63. Protein made by breast cancer gene purified
  64. Novel 'antisense' therapies protect primates from lethal Ebola and Marburg viruses
  65. Better way to grow stem cells developed
  66. Bottled tea beverages may contain fewer polyphenols than brewed tea
  67. Electrifying findings: New ways of boosting healthful antioxidant levels in potatoes
  68. Language as a window into sociability
  69. Rheumatoid arthritis signaling protein reverses Alzheimer's disease in mouse model
  70. HIV virus hides in the brain, Swedish study finds
  71. New technology may prolong the life of implanted devices, from pacemakers to chemotherapy ports
  72. Lifting the veil of secrecy surrounding development of new medicines
  73. Low bone mineral density common in children and teenagers with inflammatory bowel disease
  74. 'Legacy of Katrina' report details impact of stalled recovery on mental health status of children
  75. Rectal cancer rates are rising in young individuals, analysis finds
  76. Cost of prostate cancer care varies with initial treatment choice
  77. More than 20,000 sledding injuries each year, according to new study
  78. Disasters especially tough on people with disabilities, mental disorders
  79. Cluster bomb for cancer care: Nano-vehicle delivers chemotherapy treatments on target
  80. Decade-long trial confirms benefts of steroid withdrawal for transplant patients
  81. Government urges universal flu vaccinations
  82. Math from the heart: Simulating stent design and coating
  83. Physiotherapy after surgery: The best solution for shoulder problems, Swedish study finds
  84. Body clock drugs could ease psychiatric disorders and jet lag
  85. Autism and mental retardation connected with APC protein
  86. Antibiotic may reduce stroke risk and injury in diabetics
  87. Drink water to curb weight gain? Clinical trial confirms effectiveness of simple appetite control method
  88. Promising target for developing treatments against Parkinson's disease
  89. Vitamin D found to influence over 200 genes, highlighting links to disease
  90. Health diagnosis made simpler: Bioengineers design device to help detect diseases quickly
  91. Polyphenol antioxidants inhibit iron absorption
  92. New approach for cancer medication discovered: Researchers demonstrate rocking movement in anti-stress protein Hsp90
  93. Eating berries may activate the brain's natural housekeeper for healthy aging
  94. Nicotine binding to receptor linked to breast cancer cell growth
  95. Alcohol-based hand disinfectants improve business productivity, study finds
  96. Stress of freshman year can trigger eating disorders for some young people
  97. Dogs may not be' man’s best friend' during hay fever season
  98. Genetic variation linked to lupus in Asian men identified
  99. Alcohol intake increases certain types of breast cancer, study finds
  100. Diabetes can cause a sugar coating that smothers body's immune defences, researchers find
  101. Function of proteins can enhance the progression of viruses and cancer cells
  102. Drugging the undruggable: Advances toward next generation of disease fighters
  103. Materials scientist seeks dwarfism clues in a cell’s membrane
  104. New evidence on how cranberry juice fights bacteria that cause urinary tract infections
  105. Reshaping the gut microbiome could herald new treatments for bowel diseases
  106. Regulation of cell proliferation is dependent on nucleocytoplasmic trafficking
  107. New nuclear breast imaging technologies associated with higher cancer risks, study finds
  108. Child abuse declines nationally in U.S. in spite of economic deterioration, study finds
  109. Radiologists call for national strategy to address medical imaging overuse
  110. Lipid peroxides: More sophisticated than their reputation
  111. Human umbilical cord blood cells aid lab animal brain cell survival after simulated stroke
  112. Widely used herbicide, atrazine, causes prostate inflammation in male rats and delays puberty
  113. Gene responsible for neurodegenerative disease in dogs, possibly in humans, discovered
  114. Mothers abused by partners see decline in mental health even after relationship ends
  115. Cinnamon extracts may reduce risk of diabetes and heart disease, study suggests
  116. Engineering shorter wait times in the ER
  117. Researchers zero in on protein that destroys HIV
  118. Salmon baby food? Babies need omega-3s and a taste for fish, scientist says
  119. Fat distribution plays a role in weight loss success in patients at risk of diabetes
  120. Double-therapy approach effectively inhibited brain cancer recurrence
  121. American women view STD vaccine positively, survey finds
  122. Painkilling system in brain: Too much of a good thing?
  123. Federal school lunches linked to childhood obesity
  124. New cardiac imaging device pioneered
  125. Study compares risk with two diabetes drugs
  126. Moderate drinking: Health benefits or not?
  127. Mumps vaccine coverage should be improved, study finds
  128. Heart transplant patients with common disorder have high survival rates
  129. People at 'intermediate risk' of heart disease with elevated hsCRP benefit from statin therapy, study suggests
  130. Placement of type of pump within the aorta prior to PCI not associated with improved outcomes
  131. Genetic variations linked with development of ESRD in Chinese patients with diabetes
  132. Use of certain antiviral drugs during pregnancy not linked with higher risk of major birth defects, study suggests
  133. Cognitive behavior therapy improves symptom control in adult ADHD
  134. Alcohol dependence damages both episodic memory and awareness of memory
  135. Chronic drinking can disrupt circadian rhythms
  136. Alcoholic liver disease is more aggressive than other chronic liver diseases
  137. IT can help CVD management, experts say
  138. Better interventions are needed to reduce HIV risk among men who have sex with men, experts say
  139. Waiting for the right moment: Bacterial pathogens delay their entry into cells
  140. Antiviral gene helps suppress jumping of AIDS viruses between host species
  141. Exercising restores sensitivity of neurons that make one feel full
  142. 'Biosensors' on four feet detect animals infected with bird flu
  143. Migraine sufferers have higher risk of dying from heart disease and stroke, research finds
  144. Putting the squeeze on Alzheimer's
  145. Blood transfusions should not go ahead without informed consent, experts say
  146. Microneedle, quantum dot study opens door to new clinical cancer tools
  147. Up to one in four patients reports more physical problems a year after surgery than before
  148. Early diagnosis of degenerative brain disorders: Magnetic resonance spectroscopy can distinguish between neurological diseases in patients without cle
  149. Waiting for the right moment: Bacterial pathogens delay their entry into cells
  150. Researchers develop new laboratory cell lines to study treatment for anaplastic thyroid cancer
  151. Exposure to low doses of BPA alters gene expression in the fetal mouse ovary
  152. New test allows individualized profiles of cigarette smoking
  153. Use the common cold virus to target and disrupt cancer cells?
  154. New mechanism of memory formation discovered
  155. How chemical repellents trip up insects
  156. Freeze or run? Not that simple: Scientists discover neural switch that controls fear
  157. Cold salt water reduces damage in heart attack patients
  158. Seeing the world with new eyes: Biosynthetic corneas restore vision in humans
  159. First 3D atomic view of key genetic processes
  160. Liver cells created from patients' skin cells
  161. Applying stem cell technology to liver diseases
  162. Neuron-damaging mechanism discovered in mouse model of inherited ALS
  163. New genetic risk factor for Lou Gehrig's disease identified
  164. Gene therapy to treat epilepsy a step closer
  165. Advanced melanoma: New targeted therapy successful in more than 80 percent of patients
  166. Gene involved in Fuchs corneal dystrophy is found
  167. Insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes linked to plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease
  168. Hyperspectral imaging speeds detection of Campylobacter
  169. Banana plantain fibers could treat Crohn's disease, research suggests
  170. Doctors' religious beliefs strongly influence end-of-life decisions, study finds
  171. BPA and testosterone levels: First evidence for small changes in men
  172. Copy number variation found to cause rare kidney disease
  173. Structural basis for autism disorders
  174. Grapefruit's bitter taste holds a sweet promise for diabetes therapy
  175. Sad mothers have small babies, rural Bangladesh study finds
  176. How the brain shifts between sleep/awake states under anesthesia
  177. Supplement produces a 'striking' endurance boost
  178. Healthy ears hear the first sound, ignoring the echoes, barn owl study finds
  179. Nerve cell production linked to memory in humans
  180. Frog skin may provide 'kiss of death' for antibiotic-resistant germs
  181. US hospitals making only modest gains in adoption of electronic health records
  182. Toward safer foods for human consumption with anthrax protection
  183. Medicine reaches the target with the help of magnets
  184. UK's first cochlear implant operation to give sound in both ears
  185. More research needed on cardiovascular disease in Asian-Americans, experts say
  186. A moment on the lips, a year on the hips
  187. Secondhand smoke may provoke inflammatory response in lungs
  188. Experimental treatments for cocaine addiction may prevent relapse
  189. Fat serves as cells' built-in pH sensor
  190. Victimized children involved with disasters more likely to have mental health issues
  191. Analysis of Ashkenazi Jewish genomes reveals diversity, history
  192. Attention, couch potatoes! Walking boosts brain connectivity, function
  193. Macrophages: The 'defense' cells that help throughout the body
  194. Scientists unveil structure of adenovirus, the largest high-resolution complex ever found
  195. Genetic rarity found: A mutation that restores health
  196. Artificial enzyme removes natural poison
  197. Adherence to practice guidelines may reduce bleeding in cirrhosis patients
  198. Autism and schizophrenia: Family history may not always be a good indicator
  199. Stress protein Hsp12 provides a novel cellular survival mechanism: Protein folds to protect cell membranes against leaks and ruptures
  200. Researchers closer to development of drug to prevent deadly immune response
  201. Vitamin A increases the presence of HIV in breast milk, studies suggest
  202. Researchers urge reclassification of traumatic brain injury as chronic disease
  203. Common blood changes not independent predictor of adverse outcomes for kidney disease patients, study finds
  204. Adulteration of milk products and pet food with melamine underscores weaknesses of traditional methods, experts say
  205. Surgical robot could be used for long-distance regional anesthesia
  206. Fluoride in water prevents adult tooth loss, study suggests
  207. Moms who don't breastfeed more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, study finds
  208. 10-fold rise in obesity surgery in England since 2000
  209. Baby's first full diaper can reveal mother's smoking
  210. Smoking can increase depressive symptoms in teens, study finds
  211. How information is coded in the brain: New theory about signal propagation
  212. Vaccine has cut child cases of bacterial pneumonia, says study
  213. Diabetes impairs but does not halt sex among older adults, survey finds
  214. Step toward a new sunscreen? Plant agents show promise in preventing skin cancer
  215. Sodium MRI gives new insights into detecting osteoarthritis
  216. Tuning into cell signals that tell where sensory organs will form inside the ear
  217. Body mass index and thrombogenic factors in newly menopausal women
  218. First genetic link to common migraine exposed
  219. Study contradicts reports of problems with blood-thinner
  220. Tests to assess Down syndrome created
  221. New method for genome analysis identifies the genetic effect of a rare form of mental retardation
  222. Medical cannabis beneficial as treatment for chronic pain, study suggests
  223. Decongestant use in pregnant women linked to lower risk of preterm birth
  224. Hurts so good: Neural clues to the calming effects of self-harm
  225. 'Toolbox of MiniPromoters' for gene research and therapy created
  226. Older adults experience “destination amnesia” and over-confidence with false beliefs
  227. Improved tool developed for cycling fitness
  228. How disease-causing parasite gets around human innate immunity
  229. 'Co-conspirator' cells could hold key to melanoma prediction, prevention
  230. Multiple sclerosis activity changes with the seasons, research finds
  231. Workers rate safety most important workplace issue in new Labor Day study
  232. Why proper nutrition is so vital in fighting infection
  233. Devastating psychological effects of BP Gulf disaster explored
  234. Adult mammary stem cells in mice identified and isolated for first time
  235. African-Americans have higher risk for blood clots after receiving drug-coated stent, study finds
  236. Social isolation worsens cardiac arrest effects on heart regulation
  237. Microfluidic device allows collection, analysis of hard-to-handle immune cells
  238. School-based intervention successfully lowers drinking rates in at risk children
  239. Hybrid protein tools developed for gene cutting and editing
  240. Study points to key genetic driver of severe allergic asthma
  241. Structural defects precede functional decline in heart muscle
  242. Could an anti-cancer gene be activated?
  243. Live, beating heart captured with magnetic resonance imaging
  244. Concussions in young athletes on the rise, especially in hockey and football players
  245. Asking about pregnancy coercion and intimate-partner violence can reduce their incidence, study finds
  246. Risk factors for cardiovascular events in patients with atherothrombosis
  247. New genomic marker for tuberculosis may help identify patients who will develop the disease
  248. Widespread parental misuse of medicines puts children at risk, experts argue
  249. Neuronal diversity makes a difference, research finds
  250. Better treatment of atrial fibrillation and its risks