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  1. Simplified heart-risk guideline may miscalculate risk for millions
  2. Limiting harmful acrylamide: Lactic acid bacteria to lower risk of cancer
  3. Aging drug users are increasing and facing chronic physical and mental health problems
  4. Use of medication for insomnia or anxiety may increase mortality risk, study suggests
  5. Appetite hormones may predict weight regain after dieting
  6. High stress hormone levels linked to increased cardiovascular mortality
  7. Liver defect likely cause of DHA deficiency in Alzheimer's patients, UCI study finds
  8. These dendritic cells are fishy, but that's a good thing
  9. Joint replacement: New clinical guidelines for diagnosing periprosthetic joint infections of the hip and knee
  10. Music on prescription could help treat emotional and physical pain
  11. Romantic partner may play role in reducing vulvovaginal pain
  12. Opioid use to relieve pain and suffering at end of life is safe in hospital-at-home setting, study finds
  13. Research and insights on severe asthma in children
  14. Keeping stem cells from changing fates
  15. Overweight and obese make up majority in Ontario, study finds
  16. Effects of population aging have been exaggerate: Better retirement ages?
  17. Mental maturity scan tracks brain development
  18. Improvement in prediction of blood clots in cancer patients
  19. New dual recognition mechanism discovered in tuberculosis
  20. Strategy discovered to prevent Alzheimer's-associated traffic jams in the brain
  21. How mycobacteria avoid destruction inside human cells
  22. Promising treatment for metastatic melanoma 'fast tracked' by FDA
  23. Basic physical capability can predict mortality in later life
  24. Diagnostic errors 'greatest threat to patient safety in hospitals,' claims senior UK doctor
  25. Pediatric vaccine stockpile policies need to be revisited, researcher says
  26. European Union could create incentive for new drug treatments, experts propose
  27. Mexican-Americans with heart rhythm disorder have increased risk for second stroke
  28. IV drips can be left in place, study shows
  29. Structural details of a key protein for cellular signal transduction
  30. New neurological deficit behind lazy eye identified
  31. World's first transcontinental anesthesia: Researchers pioneer anesthetics via videoconferencing
  32. A smart use for wisdom teeth: Making stem cells
  33. Misfolded neural proteins linked to autism disorders
  34. Research shows unemployment programs lacking for people with disabilities
  35. Drug holds promise to halt debilitating condition of diabetes
  36. Program to improve palliative care falls short of hopes, study finds
  37. Researchers analyze impact of chemical BPA in dental sealants used in children
  38. Function found for Alzheimer's protein
  39. Rebuilding immunoreceptors reveals their mode of activation
  40. Perceived life-threat affects mental health, Swedish research finds finds
  41. Lack of trust in hospitals a major deterrent for blood donation among African-Americans, survey finds
  42. Mental health leaves most costly disability to Canadian employers, study finds
  43. Cost of over-triage on the nation's health system: US researchers find potential area of cost savings
  44. Fruit fly gene study leads to new method for understanding brain function
  45. Harmful amyloid interferes with trash pickup for cells in Alzheimer's disease
  46. Gene discovery could yield treatments for nearsightedness
  47. Bone-anchored leg prostheses improve quality of life, Swedish study finds
  48. MRSA infection with heteroresistance (hVISA) linked to high mortality, study finds
  49. Long-standing mystery of protein 'quality control' mechanism solved
  50. New treatment options target underlying causes of childhood obsessive-compulsive and Tourette's disorders
  51. Therapeutic targets found for rare cancer in children
  52. Cancer deaths fall in European Union, but prevention still lags behind
  53. B vitamins slow brain atrophy in people with memory problems
  54. Scientists 'clone' human virus responsible for congenital malformations and other life-threatening diseases
  55. New insights provide promise for development of tools to protect damaged tissues
  56. Brain stimulation can help partially paralysed stroke patients regain use of their muscles, research finds
  57. Public handwashing: More adults than ever (85 percent) observed washing hands in public restrooms
  58. Antibiotic appears safe for stroke patients and good companion for tPA, study suggests
  59. Breakthrough in drug trial offers hope for heart attack patients
  60. Good long-term results for fusion surgery for high-grade spondylolisthesis
  61. National study finds 70 percent increase in basketball-related traumatic brain injuries
  62. Early prostate cancer detection, screening: No benefit for men with low baseline PSA value, study finds
  63. New target in polycystic kidney disease: Experimental drug decreases size and number of cysts in animal model
  64. Selective inhibition of BMK1 suppresses tumor growth
  65. Supervised injection facilities can help people quit drugs, study shows
  66. New insight into 'accelerated aging' disease
  67. Liquid nitrogen most effective at removing warts, study finds
  68. Lung cancer culprit could offer target for therapy, researchers report
  69. Key pathway implicated in progression of childhood cancer identified
  70. Exosomal release of beta-catenin may explain why CD82 and CD9 suppress tumor metastasis
  71. 'Hi-JAK-ing' cancer by inhibiting Jak2
  72. Early surgery after hip fractures reduces death, study finds
  73. New study reconciles conflicting data on mental aging
  74. Making cookies that are good for your heart
  75. Male maturity shaped by early nutrition; Differences between the sexes affected by environment during first six months of life
  76. Repeated antibiotic use alters gut's composition of beneficial microbes, study shows
  77. New pathway identified in Parkinson's through brain imaging
  78. Link between arthritis pain reliever and cardiovascular events discovered
  79. Protein-based biomarkers in blood serum could classify individuals with Alzheimer's disease
  80. Chemicals in indoor swimming pools may increase cancer risk
  81. Scientists glimpse 'dance of skeletons' inside neurons: Insight into developmental disorders, including Williams syndrome
  82. Information patients use to pick physicians not always good predictor of quality, study finds
  83. Antiviral therapy associated with fewer recurring eye problems from herpes simplex virus
  84. Pilot study demonstrates safety of diabetes medication for patients with Alzheimer's disease
  85. Asthma medication may benefit patients with multiple sclerosis
  86. Diet and exercise intervention for patients at risk for heart disease improves quality of life
  87. New metabolic markers may predict preeclampsia in early pregnancy
  88. Enlarged hearts in women shrink faster than those in men after aortic valve replacement
  89. Smokeless tobacco products not a safe option, won't help smokers quit, analysis finds
  90. White Americans living longer with muscular dystrophy than African-Americans
  91. Consumption of 'good salt' can reduce population blood pressure levels, research finds
  92. Targeted agent shows promise for chronic lymphoid leukemia
  93. Childhood cancer survivors show sustained benefit from common ADHD medication
  94. Success of IVF varies with season of the year, study suggests
  95. 'Artificial ovary' develops oocytes into mature human eggs
  96. Possible risk gene for schizophrenia uncovered
  97. Molecule identified that increases survival of stomach cancer patients
  98. Long-Term Stenting of Aortic Coarctation Yields 77% Success Rate
  99. Tranquil scenes have positive impact on brain
  100. New treatment for rabies advances after successful Phase 1 trial in India
  101. Watercress may 'turn off' breast cancer signal
  102. Research will help ID bodies left behind by Chilean earthquake, Pinochet regime
  103. Outsmarting killer bacteria
  104. New focus on 'sudden death' heart disorder
  105. First US trial of bone-marrow stem cells for heart attack patients appears safe
  106. Improving crisis prediction, disaster control and damage reduction
  107. Underlying dysfunction of seemingly non-critical heart condition identified
  108. New task force report on bisphosphonate use and atypical femur fractures in osteoporosis patients
  109. Implant blood test: Shape memory alloys are biocompatible, new research shows
  110. Type D personality associated with higher future heart risk
  111. Neuroimaging identifies patients with REM sleep disturbances who will suffer Parkinson's disease
  112. No support for routine prostate screening, but one-off test at 60 may be beneficial
  113. Informatics = essential MD competency
  114. Benefits of healthy lifestyle factors stronger in combination
  115. Mechanism behind cleft palate development identified
  116. Study identifies students at risk for difficulties in medical school
  117. Experts call for incorporating economic reality into medical education
  118. How doctors rationalize acceptance of industry gifts
  119. Educational intervention may help medical students adapt care for patients needing nonstandard care
  120. Depressed medical students more likely to associate stigma with depression, study finds
  121. Burnout associated with self-reported unprofessional conduct among medical students
  122. Present imperfect: Doctors in training work even when ill, study finds
  123. Key mechanism behind sleep discovered: Finding holds promise for treatment of fatigue and sleep disorders
  124. Discrimination hurts, but how much? A lot, if you're a teen, study finds
  125. Overprotective parents may impact heart anxiety in adults with congenital heart conditions
  126. Eating broccoli could guard against arthritis
  127. Promising techniques for extending the life of an organ transplant developed
  128. Successful periodontal therapy may reduce the risk of preterm birth, according to dental study
  129. Only 5% of Americans engage in vigorous physical activity on any given day
  130. Novel anti-inflammatory functions for interferons
  131. Fountain of youth in bile? Longevity molecule identified
  132. Children under four and children with autism don't yawn contagiously
  133. Radiation exposure poses similar risk of first and second cancers in atomic bomb survivors
  134. Gene for high cholesterol in blood found
  135. Fuzzy thinking could spot heart disease risk
  136. Gene network reveals link between fats and heart disease signs
  137. Robotic catheter could improve treatment of heart condition
  138. Database to help accelerate drug discovery developed
  139. Mental illness stigma entrenched in American culture; new strategies needed, study finds
  140. Gender gap in spatial ability can be reduced through training
  141. Cognitive skills in children with autism vary and improve, study finds
  142. Molecule involved in heart failure now implicated in heart attack damage
  143. Does your insurance company know who the good doctors/surgeons are?
  144. Mild memory loss is not a part of normal aging, new research finds
  145. Aerobic exercise relieves insomnia
  146. 'Friendship paradox' may help predict spread of infectious disease
  147. How molecules escape from cell's nucleus: Key advance in using microscopy to reveal secrets of living cells
  148. Link to autism in boys found in missing DNA
  149. Genes related to body mass discovered
  150. Discovery highlights promise of new immune system-based therapies
  151. What can health-care facilities do to help patients better understand medical information
  152. Scientists pave way for improved teamwork on collaborative research efforts
  153. New investigational compound targets pancreatic cancer cells
  154. Protein clamps tight to telomeres to help prevent aging and support cancer
  155. Death at home less distressing for cancer patients and families, study finds
  156. Urgent steps needed to tackle inadequate support for women with secondary breast cancer, experts say
  157. Children's brain development is linked to physical fitness, research finds
  158. Chronic diseases a global problem requiring global solutions, researchers say
  159. JAK inhibitor provides rapid, durable relief for patients of myelofibrosis -- life-threatening bone marrow malignancy
  160. Even very low dose of regular aspirin wards off bowel cancer, study finds
  161. Depression and heart disease combo more lethal than either one alone, study suggests
  162. Blood test accurately predicts death from prostate cancer up to 25 years in advance
  163. Intensive care diaries protect patients from PTSD, researchers find
  164. Why the craving for cocaine won’t go away
  165. Future of football: GPS and miniature accelerometers to better assess player's training load and fitness levels
  166. Placebo successful in treating women with sexual dysfunction
  167. Increased brain protein levels linked to Alzheimer's disease
  168. Asthma and cavities both common in kids but not linked, study finds
  169. Beating blood clots: Reducing your risk before hip replacement surgery
  170. Strictly high heels: Researchers look at impact of high-heeled Latin dancing
  171. Discovery of key pathway interaction may lead to therapies that aid brain growth and repair
  172. Cardiac imaging breakthrough developed
  173. Alzheimer's drug boosts perceptual learning in healthy adults
  174. Bacteria identified that may lead to inflammatory bowel disease in certain individuals
  175. Getting the news out: Disease transmission model says media coverage cuts infection rate and pandemic extent
  176. Imbalanced diet and inadequate exercise may underlie asthma in children
  177. Fat stem cells safe for breast reconstruction when cancer is dormant, study suggests
  178. Scientists develop test providing new pathway for identifying obesity, diabetes drugs
  179. How does Prozac act? By acting on the microRNA
  180. Cancer-cell quirk could be exploited to develop new drugs that starve tumors
  181. Researcher discovers new 'anti-pathogenic' drugs to treat MRSA
  182. Native Hawaiians: Vulnerability to early death at all ages, study finds
  183. Protein can regulate blood stem cells: New hope for future leukemia treatments
  184. Fast-track gene-ID method speeds rare disease search
  185. How Palestinian and Israeli children are psychologically scarred by exposure to war
  186. Significant weight-loss from surgery decreases risk for cardiovascular disease in women
  187. AIDS virus lineage much older than previously thought
  188. 'Nanosprings' offer improved performance in biomedicine, electronics
  189. Lack of access to healthy food may contribute to health disparities in kidney disease
  190. Healthy diet rocks when it comes to fighting kidney stones
  191. Researchers identify genetic marker of aggressive Alzheimer's disease
  192. Attitudes must change if we are to achieve a good death for all, say experts
  193. Popular supplements to combat joint pain do not work, study finds
  194. Rising education levels among women save children's lives worldwide, research finds
  195. Development aid for maternal, newborn and child health doubled over five years
  196. Teenagers are more sedentary on weekends
  197. At the crossroads of chromosomes: Study reveals structure of cell division’s key molecule
  198. Research could improve detection of liver damage
  199. Spike mat does help -- a little, Swedish research shows
  200. Standardized violence-prevention programs may not prevent teen fighting, findings suggest
  201. Father absence linked to earlier puberty among certain girls
  202. Possible 'persistence' switch for tuberculosis found: Computer model finds probable genetic mechanism for TB dormancy
  203. Women with diabetes having more C-sections and fetal complications, study finds
  204. Channeling efforts to fight cystic fibrosis: Crosstalk between ion channels points to new therapeutic strategy
  205. Tick tock: Rods help set internal clocks, biologist says
  206. Gene limits learning and memory in mice
  207. Mechanism behind demethylation pinpointed in APC gene mutants
  208. Drug combination may treat traumatic brain injury
  209. Proposal by WHO to eliminate AIDS in South Africa is flawed, model shows
  210. Targeted therapy decreases progression rate in thyroid cancer
  211. Molecule 968 binds glutaminase and starves cancer cells
  212. Adolescents with fibromyalgia who are physically active report lower levels of pain and disability
  213. House-sharing with microbes
  214. Better marker for breast cancer may reduce need for second surgeries
  215. Possible alternate therapy for adults with poorly controlled asthma
  216. How HIV resists AZT: Virus hijacks a common molecule
  217. Two studies find new genetic links to ovarian cancer risk
  218. Genetic variants modifying breast cancer risk discovered
  219. Biologists discover biochemical link between biological clock and diabetes
  220. Novel target for existing drug may improve success of radiation therapy
  221. New drug a potential treatment for Type 2 diabetes
  222. Return troops face both physical and mental challenges: Women suffer from more conditions than men, study finds
  223. How best to prevent blood clots? Thigh-length surgical stockings, study suggests
  224. Protein behind development of immune system sentinels identified
  225. Boxing game to win health fight
  226. Childhood viral infection may be a cause of obesity
  227. Serious hockey injuries among young children skyrocketing, study finds
  228. New options for enteral nutrition in patients with severe acute pancreatitis
  229. How to control massive bleeding from the hepatic artery
  230. Effects of chemoradiation therapy by using capecitabine on gastric cancer patients
  231. Plague researchers race to beat bioterrorists
  232. Kids and diabetes risk: Do chromosomes hold new clues?
  233. Privacy key obstacle to adopting electronic health records, study finds
  234. Cholesterol drug may have role in treating prostate cancer
  235. Hyperkinetic disorders in children are on the rise, German study suggests
  236. No pain in the hospital: Wishful thinking or reality?
  237. Subarachnoid haemorrhage more commonly caused by environmental factors than genes, study finds
  238. Higher incidence of seizures seen in children with H1N1 virus compared to seasonal flu
  239. Manganese in drinking water: Study suggests adverse effects on children's intellectual abilities
  240. End of microplates? Novel electronic biosensing technology could facilitate new era of personalized medicine
  241. Cellular structural molecule can be toxic: Makes pneumonia worse
  242. Six3 gene essential for retinal development, scientists show
  243. Compound boosts marijuana-like chemical in the body to relieve pain at injury site
  244. Psychological pain of Holocaust still haunts survivors
  245. Elderly might not benefit from TB vaccines in development
  246. Too much TV, video and computer can make teens fatter
  247. Preserving nerve cells in motor neuron disease
  248. Pollution takes its toll on the heart
  249. Protein may advance Parkinson's by preventing neurons from clearing debris
  250. In pregnancy, a large waistline and high triglycerides: Early screen for gestational diabetes