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  1. Cardiac adaptation in elite female athletes
  2. Heart attacks jump in young Italian women, study finds
  3. PTSD and dementia: More study needed to determine why veterans with PTSD are more at risk than others
  4. Major study finds no evidence that statins cause cancer
  5. Ultra-endurance running may not be good for the heart, study suggests
  6. Ultra-endurance athletes suffer no cardiac fatigue, even after six days of non-stop exercise, Swedish study finds
  7. Marathon running is unlikely to cause long-term heart damage, German study shows
  8. Brain uses eyes to pick up things: Unraveling the calculations
  9. Stress resilience returns with feeling for rhythm
  10. Hospitals face legal dilemma if they test incapacitated patients after needle accidents
  11. Success stops drug trial: Apixaban prevents stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation who are unsuitable for warfarin
  12. Lower-dose heparin use during coronary procedure does not appear to reduce risk of major bleeding
  13. Infectious diseases experts call for mandatory flu vaccine for all health-care personnel
  14. Combining resistance and endurance training best for heart health
  15. Study shows increased risk of heart attack from physical exertion at altitude and low temperatures during winter sports vacations
  16. Moderate coffee consumption improves aortic distensibility in hypertensive elderly individuals, study finds
  17. Study into teenage diet quality, physical activity and lifestyle characteristics shows the need to encourage better behaviours
  18. Exploring the health benefits of increased physical activity in schoolchildren from different socio-educational backgrounds
  19. Our lungs are 'innately prone' to silicosis and related diseases, new study suggests
  20. Newly discovered protein gets to the roots of obesity and osteoporosis
  21. Bone hormone levels linked to risk of death for patients with heart failure
  22. Iron deficiency in heart failure
  23. Vitamin D is a prognostic marker in heart failure, study finds
  24. Treatment for S. aureus skin infection works in mouse model
  25. Obesity, diabetes epidemics continue to grow in California, study finds
  26. LEDs illuminate eye for ocular disease screening
  27. Diverse diet of veggies may decrease lung cancer risk
  28. Increasing selenium intake may decrease bladder cancer risk
  29. Buying common medicines can push poor people further into poverty, study finds
  30. Nanobiotechnology advances point to medical applications
  31. Physical activity can reduce the genetic predisposition to obesity by 40 percent, study finds
  32. Why females fare better than males after traumatic injury
  33. High-fat diet during puberty linked to breast cancer risk later in life
  34. Mosquitoes use several different kinds of odor sensors to track human prey
  35. Home-based intervention may provide some benefit to patients with dementia and their caregivers
  36. Prophylactic surgeries associated with lower risk of cancer for women with BRCA1/2 gene mutations
  37. DASH eating plan lowers long-term heart attack risk, especially among African-Americans
  38. Analysis sees higher death rate for very low-birth-weight infants born at less-specialized hospitals
  39. Babies born past term associated with increased risk of cerebral palsy
  40. Hooked on headphones? Personal listening devices can harm hearing
  41. Researchers exploring 'fusion strategy' against e-coli
  42. Virus related to smallpox rising sharply in Africa
  43. New light on the mechanism of Parkinson’s disease
  44. Ten minutes could prevent one-third of road deaths, Spanish study finds
  45. Problem of fake medicines in developing countries could be solved, experts say
  46. New infrared light may open new frontier in fighting cancer, Tay Sachs
  47. Staggered radiologist work shifts improve patient care, study suggests
  48. Risk of surgery for Crohn's disease lower than reported in recent studies, new research suggests
  49. People want to be asked before sharing genetic data, study finds
  50. Shorter sleep durations linked to greater risks of mental distress in young adults
  51. Increased risk of death in men with insomnia and a short sleep duration
  52. Antibacterial peptide could aid in treating soldiers' burn wound infections
  53. Hispanic kids show greater risk of substance use, study suggests
  54. Tumor budding identified as predictor for unfavorable outcome in lung cancer
  55. Lung cancer survival rates improved through use of individualized chemotherapy
  56. Less is more: Teens who sleep less eat more fatty foods and snacks, study shows
  57. Mindfulness meditation increases well-being in adolescent boys, study finds
  58. Revaccination could benefit HIV-infected children, review suggests
  59. Violence in inner city neighborhoods contributes to trouble with asthma, study finds
  60. Sensitivity to alcohol odors may indicate a genetic predisposition to alcohol dependence
  61. Personalized medicine: Molecular imaging predicts treatment success in many cancers
  62. Capacity for exercise can be inherited: Finding suggests pharmaceutical drugs can be used to alter activity levels in humans
  63. Infant's gaze may be an early, but subtle, marker for autism risk
  64. New study singles out factors linked to cognitive deficits in type 2 diabetes
  65. Surgery to repair torn shoulder muscles in the elderly can reduce pain and improve function
  66. New pump created for microneedle drug-delivery patch
  67. Too much aluminum in infant formulas, UK researchers find
  68. Finding variants in the human genome
  69. Charitable behavior found in bacteria
  70. New evidence that fat cells are not just dormant storage depots for calories
  71. Cranberry juice shows promise blocking Staph infections
  72. New app shows 2-D structure of thousands of RNA molecules
  73. Brain exercises may slow cognitive decline initially, but speed up dementia later
  74. Stopping smoking cessation treatments too soon may reduce odds of success for 45 percent of smokers
  75. 'Smart materials' process promises to revolutionize manufacturing of medical devices, other products
  76. 'You kick like a girl': Men and women use different leg and hip muscles during soccer kick
  77. Link between everyday stress and obesity strenthened with study using an animal model
  78. Protecting nerve cells from death in a model of stroke
  79. Airline passengers in developing countries face 13 times crash risk as US
  80. When it comes to the immune system, we're all more alike than previously thought, study finds
  81. Targeted strategies needed to find, prevent and treat breast cancer among Mexican-origin women
  82. Biochemical pathway may link addiction, compulsive eating
  83. Microsoft Excel-based algorithm predicts cancer prognosis
  84. Researchers receive largest single collection of psoriasis DNA samples
  85. New TB diagnostic proves effective, expedient, study finds
  86. Lower blood pressure may preserve kidney function in some patients
  87. Live imaging puts new light on stem cell division
  88. Scientists identify protein that spurs formation of Alzheimer's plaques
  89. Surgeons impact whether a woman gets breast reconstruction
  90. Ancient brew masters tapped antibiotic secrets
  91. Head start for migraine sufferers
  92. New guidelines to ease sleepless nights
  93. Risk of marijuana's 'gateway effect' overblown, new research shows
  94. Biomedical research policy needed for therapies, economic growth, education and security
  95. Safety cultures in emergency medical services agencies vary widely, study finds
  96. Adding value to data: BioMed Central calls for greater researcher sharing
  97. Increased risk for lupus in men with certain form of immune receptor
  98. Medicinal cannabis review highlights dilemmas facing healthcare professionals
  99. Chronic Lyme disease: How often is it diagnosed and treated?
  100. Gene doping detectable with a simple blood test
  101. Capsaicin can act as co-carcinogen, study finds; Chili pepper component linked to skin cancer
  102. Scientists unwrap DNA packaging to gain insight into cells
  103. Why fish oils work swimmingly against inflammation and diabetes
  104. Cancer-causing gene crucial in stem cell development, study finds
  105. 'Basal-like' breast cancer does not originate from basal stem cells
  106. Functional motor neuron subtypes generated from embryonic stem cells
  107. Molecules involved in 'touch' identified: Could lead to new treatments for pain, deafness and cardiac function
  108. Protecting the lungs against 'collateral damage' from the immune system
  109. Mechanisms and function of a type of mysterious immune cell discovered
  110. New type of anti-malarial compound discovered
  111. Social networks influence health behaviors
  112. Model for implantable artificial kidney to replace dialysis unveiled
  113. Roll-out of electronic patient records in England likely to be a long and complex process
  114. Children who eat vended snack foods face chronic health problems, poor diet, study finds
  115. New model may simplify high-dose radiosurgery planning
  116. Cigarette smoke may contribute to lung inflammation through a new chemical pathway
  117. Computer models suggest treatments for fractures that won't heal
  118. Computer technique could help partially sighted 'see' better
  119. Serendipity contributes to MRSA susceptibility findings
  120. Value of oxygen therapy in end-of-life care challenged in new study
  121. New warning signs may predict kidney transplant failure
  122. Long term use of oral bisphosphonates may double risk of esophageal cancer, study finds
  123. Satellite Data Reveals Why Migrating Birds Have a Small Window to Spread Bird Flu
  124. International effort to improve muscular dystrophy treatment
  125. US neurologists agree on protocols for treatment of infantile spasms
  126. How bone-marrow stem cells hold their 'breath' in low-oxygen environments
  127. Hair provides proof of the link between chronic stress and heart attack
  128. Cognitive effects of Parkinson's disease: Automated tasks easier, but task switching difficult
  129. Americans struggle with long-term weight loss
  130. Potent new hepatitis C drug: First clinical trials successfully completed
  131. Novel nanotechnology collaboration leads to breakthrough in cancer research
  132. New animal model for hemophilia A developed
  133. What's causing life-threatening blood clots in brain surgery patients?
  134. Race, insurance status cited in uneven death rates among pedestrians hit by cars
  135. Role of key genetic catalyst for human diversity discovered
  136. Biologists find way to reduce stem cell loss during cancer treatment
  137. Non-invasive therapy significantly improves depression, researchers say
  138. Talented bacteria make food poisoning unpredictable
  139. Backstabbing bacteria: A new treatment for infection?
  140. Induced pluripotent stem cell retain an inactivated X chromosome, study finds
  141. 'Jailbreak' bacteria can trigger heart disease
  142. How physical environment influences stem cell development
  143. More infants should receive iron supplements, researchers urge
  144. What are babies made of? Research shows for some it is sugar, salt and not all things nice
  145. Compounds in non-stick cookware may be associated with elevated cholesterol in children and teens
  146. Conditional small RNA molecules can kill cancer cells and leave healthy cells alone
  147. Parents at highest risk for depression in the first year after child's birth
  148. Short nighttime sleep duration among infants, young children associated with obesity in later life
  149. Combining medication and psychosocial treatments may benefit patients with early-stage schizophrenia
  150. Study examines association between urban living and psychotic disorders
  151. Visual pattern preference may be indicator of autism in toddlers
  152. Are white homosexual men still taking too many HIV risks?
  153. Hallucinogen can safely ease anxiety in advanced-stage cancer patients, study suggests
  154. Blood signatures to diagnose infection
  155. Insect brains are rich stores of new antibiotics
  156. Interrupting death messages to treat bone disease
  157. Inflammation is associated with lower intelligence and premature death
  158. Cells can eat parts of themselves, with help from one protein
  159. Researchers define role of CEP290 in maintaining ciliary function
  160. Golf: Evidence of how 'loading the hips' improves golf drives
  161. First Irish genome sequenced
  162. Is hand washing enough to stop the spread of disease?
  163. What can a New Zealand reptile tell us about false teeth?
  164. Radiologists identify and treat teenage self-injury
  165. Unrelated kidney donor study shows age and obesity increase complications
  166. Experts recommend universal screening of newborns for congenital adrenal hyperplasia
  167. Many hospital emergency department visits could be treated elsewhere, study finds
  168. Carbohydrate claims can mislead consumers, study finds
  169. Gambling on breast scans: Monte Carlo analysis could help reduce number of cancers missed by mammography
  170. Short sleepers at higher risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease, study finds
  171. Bipolar disorder does not increase risk of violent crime, Swedish study suggests
  172. Ritalin improves brain function, task performance in cocaine abusers, study finds
  173. More Americans bypassing their personal physician when immediate treatment required, study finds
  174. Multivitamin use doesn't impact colon cancer outcomes, study finds
  175. Chemical for keeping human pluripotent stem cells alive identified
  176. New robotic head and neck cancer surgery preserves speech, without scarring, study shows
  177. Activation signal for Aurora-A oncogene: Discovery may lead to more potent drug combinations
  178. Scientists create new process to 'program' cancer cell death
  179. Report on top-selling diabetes drug raises concerns about the drug regulatory system
  180. At least 1 in 10 athletes injured during 2010 Winter Olympics, study finds
  181. Primary care financial incentives cut heart disease deaths and admissions, UK study finds
  182. How German palliative care physicians act at the end of life
  183. New target to improve pain management identified
  184. New lymphoma treatment shows promise in dogs
  185. Teasing about weight can affect pre-teens profoundly, study suggests
  186. Gene set that shows which patients benefit from chemo after surgery identified
  187. Quality measurement programs could shortchange physicians caring for at-risk patients
  188. Higher education predicts better cardiovascular health outcomes in high-income countries
  189. Diet-induced obesity accelerates leukemia, study shows
  190. Novel model for rheumatoid arthritis research
  191. Decision-making deficits related to driving under the influence are often undetected
  192. Chronic drinking increases levels of stress hormones, leading to neurotoxicity
  193. Excessive drinking may lead to poor brain health via obesity
  194. A new role for insulin in cell survival, cell metabolism and stress response
  195. A missing link from obesity to infertility: Researchers unravel clues to infertility among obese women
  196. Smoking damages men's sperm and also the numbers of germ and somatic cells in developing embryos
  197. Antibiotics: Longer treatment times that benefit children may cost society, review finds
  198. Morning sickness: Still no relief, review finds
  199. Fungal threat to archived film
  200. Acamprosate prevents relapse to drinking in alcoholism, review finds
  201. Sexual health: Computer-based approaches increase knowledge, study finds
  202. Addressing negative thoughts most effective in fighting loneliness
  203. Regular statin use is associated with a reduced risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis
  204. Fetal exposure to radiation and the risk of childhood cancer: What is the likelihood of a risk?
  205. Low-income neighborhoods experience far more injuries than high-income areas, study finds
  206. Bariatric operations reduce odds of gestational diabetes, cesarean section, study finds
  207. An important genetic cardiovascular risk factor explained
  208. Wrist splints in children as effective as casts, study finds
  209. After resection, common treatment of pancreatic cancer as effective as chemotherapy drug dose, study suggests
  210. Indoor and outdoor fall risks are different for the elderly, study finds
  211. Brain cells determine obesity -- not lack of willpower
  212. New class of peptides may protect against septic shock
  213. Self-administered vaccine patch may protect against potentially pandemic flu viruses
  214. Frog skin may provide antimicrobial peptides effective against multidrug-resistant infections
  215. Does the Impact of Psychological Trauma Cross Generations?
  216. Chopping and changing in the microbial world: How mycoplasmas – the simplest bacterial pathogens – stay alive
  217. Multi-resistant skin bacteria spreading in hospitals in Sweden, researcher finds
  218. Micro-RNA determines malignancy of lung cancer
  219. Energy drinks may give young sports teams an edge, study says
  220. Adults demonstrate modified immune response after receiving massage, researchers show
  221. Use of informatics, electronic medical records enable genetic study of vascular disease
  222. Scientists make leap forward in early detection for Alzheimer's and cancer
  223. Questioning the safety of certain 'healthful' plant-based antioxidants
  224. Education more important than knowledge in stopping spread of HIV in Africa, study finds
  225. Reading food labels, combined with exercise, can lead to weight loss, study finds
  226. Muscle wasting in cancer does not spare the heart
  227. New gene for memory identified in fruit fly; May shed light on human neurological disorders
  228. More accurate method of determining premature infants' risk of illness
  229. New compound safely reduces plaques in mouse model of Alzheimer's disease
  230. Why the biological clock? Aging reduces centromere cohesion, disrupts reproduction, biologists discover
  231. Potential new drug for neurodegenerative disease identified
  232. Why chromosomes never tie their shoelaces
  233. Novel sensing mechanism discovered in dendritic cells to increase immune response to HIV
  234. Critical 'traffic engineer' of the nervous system identified
  235. Molecular gatekeeper of arthritis identified: Removal of key protein leads to initiation of disease
  236. Interneurons are not all created equally: Some classes of interneurons may underlie distinct brain disorders
  237. Single gene regulates motor neurons in spinal cord
  238. Brain mechanism linked to relapse after cocaine withdrawal
  239. Structure for three intrinsically disordered proteins determined
  240. Insulin may reduce several inflammatory factors induced by bacterial infection
  241. Parents report a widely prescribed antibiotic is effective for fragile X treatment
  242. Investigating better endpoints for immunotherapy trials
  243. New model to measure disease burden of postmenopausal osteoporosis
  244. Twins are intriguing research subjects for biometircs researchers
  245. How insulin stimulates fat cells to take in glucose
  246. Massachusetts health reform fails the disadvantaged, study finds
  247. Using chest compressions first just as successful as immediate defibrillation after cardiac arrest
  248. Abnormal body weight related to increased mortality in colon cancer patients
  249. Genomic study of malaria parasite in Peru reveals evidence of antibiotic resistance
  250. Genes tied to deadliest ovarian cancers identified