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  1. Alzheimer's rat created for human research
  2. New clinical prediction index to help patients considering kidney transplant
  3. Antiepileptic drug phenytoin as a mood stabilizer?
  4. Inequities exists in disease burden, health care and access for minority children
  5. Scorpion venom provides clues to cause, treatment of pancreatitis
  6. New soybean aphid biotype identified
  7. Potential new target for treating hepatitis C
  8. Clues to pregnancy-associated breast cancer found
  9. Orange corn holds promise for reducing blindness, child death
  10. Iraq war stunts children’s growth, researchers find
  11. Mutations in one gene can cause many cancers, study shows
  12. Dangerous plaques in blood vessels rupture by overproducing protein-busting enzymes
  13. Children's sense of threat from parental fighting determines trauma symptoms
  14. Having plenty of supportive relatives increases fear of dying
  15. Acupuncture calms highly anxious dental patients, study suggests
  16. Scientists reverse Alzheimer's-like memory loss in fruit flies
  17. Fibromyalgia symptoms improved by lifestyle adjustments
  18. How immune cells 'sniff out' bacteria
  19. Personalizing medicine to prevent pandemics
  20. Possible 'superbug' status for gonorrhea
  21. Can animal models of disease reliably inform human studies?
  22. Preventing road deaths: New research focuses on worldwide problem
  23. Business affiliation could increase potential risk of farm-to-farm transmission of avian influenza
  24. Radiation after mastectomy underused, study finds
  25. Protein linked to problems with executive thinking skills
  26. Molecular middle managers make more decisions than bosses
  27. Flaxseed lowers high cholesterol in men, study suggests
  28. C. difficile: Intervention drops hospital infection rate by a third
  29. Women with radial scars should undergo a surgical excision to rule out an underlying malignancy
  30. Dual-energy CT accurately diagnoses gout in acute, emergency settings
  31. Tuberculosis good and bad news: Blood pressure drug shows promise, but TB bacterium might be more resistant than thought
  32. Doctors report alarming increase in mumps-related testicle problems among young males
  33. Chocolate reduces blood pressure and risk of heart disease
  34. Why people forget to take their medicine, and what can be done about it
  35. Chinese wolfberries may improve vision imperfections caused by type-2 diabetes
  36. Targeted agent blocked growth of deadly brain cancer in preclinical studies
  37. Meta-cognitive therapy more effective for adult ADHD patients
  38. Promising drug for inflammation
  39. Promoting healing by keeping skeletal stem cells 'young'
  40. Words easily trigger painful memories
  41. Weight training-related injuries increasing
  42. Jaw bone grown from adult stem cells
  43. Flavonoids in orange juice suppress oxidative stress from high-fat, high-carb meal
  44. St. John's wort collection mined for its medicinal value
  45. How ducks host influenza unharmed: Could findings shield humans from bird flu viruses?
  46. Radon in residential buildings: A risk factor for lung cancer
  47. A push makes neuron longer
  48. Bacon or bagels? Higher fat at breakfast may be healthier than you think
  49. Power of plants harnessed to fight hemophilia
  50. Misinformation about antibiotics can travel to large audience via Twitter
  51. Minority women least likely to gain access to a doctor, study says
  52. Toads' earthquake exodus
  53. Brain estrogen shows promise as schizophrenia treatment
  54. Hormone replacement in joint fluid has potential regenerative effect
  55. Will genetics ever have the promised impact on medical practice?
  56. Experts call to end secrecy surrounding approval of new drugs
  57. Essential oils to fight superbugs
  58. Bile sends mixed signals to E. coli
  59. X-rays often inaccurate in the diagnosis of hip and pelvic fractures
  60. Conventional infection control measures found effective in reducing MRSA rates
  61. New 'mouse models' give insight to gene mutation that is potential cause of Parkinson's disease
  62. Non-physician surgeons can save lives in low-income countries, researcher says
  63. New brain nerve cells key to stress resilience
  64. Policy unveiled to combat diarrheal disease, a killer of Kenyan children
  65. Tattletale pills: Engineers design pill that signals it has been swallowed
  66. Making the blind see: Gene therapy restores vision in mice
  67. Disruption in brain connection linked to genetic defect in schizophrenia
  68. Improved device provides more rapid, comprehensive analysis of circulating tumor cells
  69. Songbird's genome to provide clues on language learning -- and relearning
  70. Drug breakthrough in fight against african sleeping sickness
  71. New study questions earlier conclusions about the kinetics of T cell receptors
  72. Common copy number variations unlikely to contribute significantly toward common diseases
  73. Impaired brain connections traced to schizophrenia mutation; Like patients, engineered mice falter at working memory tasks
  74. Unequal leg length tied to osteoarthritis, study finds
  75. A genomic achievement that's for the birds -- and for humans
  76. Songbird genome to aid understanding of learning, memory and more
  77. Obesity, hypertension, alcohol and diuretic use: Gout risk factors for women
  78. Chymase inhibitors could enhance treatment for damaged hearts, study suggests
  79. Pacemaker in stomach helps against vomiting
  80. Stem cell therapy to tackle HIV
  81. Drug reduces risk of prostate cancer diagnosis in high-risk men
  82. Chemical exposure before mid-30s may be critical in breast cancer development
  83. Half of UK patients needing emergency gut exam still face 'serious' delays
  84. Flu jab for bacteria
  85. Small molecules have big impact for TB bacteria
  86. More than one-quarter of elderly patients lack decision-making capacity at death, study finds
  87. How breast cancer cells evade therapeutic attacks
  88. The early detection of age-related memory deficits in mice
  89. The 'blues' can surprise even adoptive parents
  90. Carbon nanostructures: Elixir or poison?
  91. Scientists find therapeutic target to stop cancer metastases
  92. Anti-counterfeit drugs with help of RFID
  93. Biofeedback more effective than EGS and massage for chronic rectal pain, study finds
  94. Scientists identify genes involved in cell division in humans
  95. Drug breakthrough in fight against African sleeping sickness
  96. Fabled 'vegetable lamb' plant contains potential treatment for osteoporosis
  97. Warning over wave of child eye injuries from liquid detergent capsules
  98. Census data aid disease simulation studies
  99. Study of popular anemia drug supports new guidelines for its use in dialysis patients
  100. Crack and cocaine use a significant HIV risk factor for teens
  101. Living donor exchange poses new option for liver transplantation
  102. Stone Age Scandinavians unable to digest milk, study shows
  103. Treatment resistance in some cancer cells may be reversible
  104. Direct patient access to imaging test results could result in increased patient anxiety and physician overload
  105. Slimming soybeans are on the horizon
  106. Marathon runners should pick cherries for speedy recovery
  107. Paintable electronics? NIST studies spray-on manufacturing of transistors
  108. Depressed? Fearful? It might help to worry, too
  109. Nanoscale 'stealth' probe slides into cell walls seamlessly, say engineers
  110. Researchers explain repeated infection by some viruses
  111. All for one and one for all: Computer model reveals neurons coordinating their messaging, yielding clues to how the brain works
  112. Researchers quantify benefits of minimally invasive removal of hard-to-reach tumors
  113. Weak link in Alzheimer's drug candidates: Some may cause further neural degeneration
  114. Mapping heart disease: Researchers uncover genes that may dramatically affect heart health
  115. Drug that extends life span prevents Alzheimer's deficits
  116. Anti-HIV drugs inhibit emerging virus linked to prostate cancer and chronic fatigue syndrome
  117. Imaging life as it happens: researchers capture video of embryonic heart before it begins to beat
  118. Brain development: Floor plate tissue derived from embryonic stem cells
  119. Electronic medical records may accelerate genome-driven diagnoses and treatments
  120. Aging gene found to govern lifespan, immunity and resilience
  121. Scientists find bacterium can halt dengue virus transmission
  122. Next decade offers promise for treatment of spinal cord injuries
  123. Breast cancer screening program should give higher importance to younger women, UK researchers urge
  124. Genetic form of anemia defined molecularly
  125. Combinatorial therapy allows viruses to destroy tumors
  126. Cardiology: Switching energy source in stressed hearts under the control of the protein myc
  127. Lymphatic system: Regulator of lymph vessel growth uncovered
  128. Gastroenterology: Enteroendocrine cells in the gut needed for optimal postnatal survival
  129. Metabolic disease: Differential drug response in lean and obese patients explained
  130. Vaccines: CD4+ immune cells control vaccinia virus, the smallpox vaccine
  131. Bacteriology: Staph infections in the skin controlled by the immune molecule IL-17
  132. Cardiology: Protecting heart muscle cells from death
  133. Treatment checklists may cut hospital deaths
  134. Acupuncture may be an effective treatment for post-viral infection loss of smell
  135. Synergy between two types of de-worming drugs found promising in a lab test
  136. Smoking is dumb: Young men who smoke have lower IQs, study finds
  137. Sleep apnea linked to hard-to-diagnose eye disorders
  138. Neuroscientists show how brain stores memories of specific fears
  139. Most women unaware of risk for debilitating fractures
  140. Attitude toward everyday activity important for healthy lifestyle
  141. Regional use of minimally invasive repair of aneurysms examined
  142. Structure of key protein in common HIV subgroup uncovered
  143. Out of this world: New study investigates infection of human cells in space
  144. Thyroid condition increases stroke risk in young adults
  145. New method for producing proteins critical to medical research
  146. Behavioral incentives mimic effects of medication on brain systems in ADHD
  147. Matters of the heart: FDG PET may hold answers for patients with heart failure
  148. Maintaining regular daily routines is associated with better sleep quality in older adults
  149. New genetic risk factors for brain aneurysms identified
  150. Discovery of new group of molecules could help fight spread of cancer and other diseases
  151. Sense of home important is in residential care for the elderly
  152. Premature birth and brain damage: Inflammation may play a role
  153. Medicine residues may threaten fish reproduction, Swedish study finds
  154. You’re born a copy but die an original
  155. Keeping the weight off after a very-low-energy diet
  156. Novel genetic pathway responsible for triggering vascular growth
  157. Prostate cancer: How two key proteins interact at the molecular level
  158. Researchers design self-test for memory disorders
  159. Short-term program for binge eaters has long-term benefits, study finds
  160. Only women with Western Swedish breast cancer gene run higher risk of ovarian cancer, study finds
  161. High rates of drug-resistant TB among UK prisoners
  162. Pneumococcal vaccine offers protection to HIV-infected African adults in clinical trial
  163. Considering diabetes treatment, experts say one size does not fit all
  164. Exercise in pregnancy reduces size of offspring, study suggests
  165. Belief that intentional weight loss is harmful to seniors is unfounded, study suggests
  166. New study on carbon nanotubes gives hope for medical applications
  167. Scientists identify how a novel class of antibodies inhibits HIV infection
  168. Aging motorcyclists hit the road, but at greater risk of injury, death, study finds
  169. Correlation between XMRV and prostate cancer: Novel retrovirus diagnostic test developed
  170. Diabetic tests must be regulated, experts urge
  171. Some cells in pancreas can spontaneously change into insulin-producing cells, diabetes researchers show
  172. Defective protein is a double hit for ataxia
  173. Donor kidneys from Hepatitis C patients needlessly denied to patients with that infection
  174. Endocrine disruptors: Babies absorb the most bisphenol A
  175. When the dinner bell rings for seafloor scavengers, larger animals get first dibs
  176. New, inexpensive way to predict Alzheimer's disease
  177. Exposure to three classes of common chemicals may affect female development
  178. Mental health providers should prescribe exercise more often for depression, anxiety, research suggests
  179. This is your brain on Cryptococcus: Pathogenic fungus loves your brain sugar
  180. Fatal injuries increase in older Americans
  181. Quick nano-bio-chip checks for oral cancer
  182. Smart orthopedic implants and self-fitting tissue scaffolding
  183. Clue to cause of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis revealed in new genetic study
  184. Ultrasensitive detector pinpoints big problem in tiny fetal heart
  185. Foster care associated with improved growth, intelligence compared to orphanage care
  186. Breast cancer patients with BRCA mutations four times more likely to get cancer in opposite breast
  187. New arrhythmia drug provides only modest efficacy and no clear safety benefits, say researchers
  188. Childhood sleep problems and alcohol/drug problems in young adulthood
  189. Oral naltrexone can reduce health care costs, study finds
  190. Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder linked to high prevalence of epilepsy
  191. Simplifying measures of genetic risk for alcohol dependence
  192. For stem cells, practice makes perfect
  193. Your social network may affect your drinking habits
  194. Child sexual abuse: A risk factor for pregnancy, study finds
  195. Soccer improves health, fitness and social abilities
  196. Device to revolutionize preventive blood clot care after joint replacement surgery
  197. New test could identify smokers at risk of emphysema
  198. Electronic health record alone may have limited ability to improve quality, costs of care
  199. New pyrimidine compounds may lead to improved treatments for childhood brain cancer
  200. Immune system's guard against cancer: How immuno-messenger substances can inhibit tumour growth
  201. Synergy between behavioral and pharmacologic interventions for ADHD
  202. Mouth breathing can cause major health problems
  203. Early steps in Parkinson's pathology revealed
  204. The skinny on brown fat
  205. New tool developed for DNA research
  206. Brain tumors: Tissue stem cell turning into tumor stem cell
  207. Middle-aged Americans report more mobility-related disabilities
  208. Clinical trial to test whether vaccine can effectively treat melanoma
  209. Doctor warns against St. John's wort for anxiety
  210. Roll-out of proven HIV/STD risk-reduction intervention with teens by community groups successful
  211. Disparities persist in outcomes for African-American women with advanced breast cancer
  212. Sand fly barcoding in Panama reveals Leishmania strain and its potential control
  213. New survey finds grandparents play key role in lives of children with autism
  214. Depression associated with sustained brain signals: Genetic mutation in mice elevates their risk of stress-induced depression
  215. Poisoning by prescription drugs on the rise
  216. Link between acid reflux and sleep apnea challenged
  217. Oral Vaccine May Reduce Exacerbations in Patients with COPD
  218. Electronic Nose Sniffs Out Asthma
  219. Omega-3: Healthy no matter what?
  220. Cancer protective effect of fruits and vegetables may be modest at best
  221. Sensitive nerve cells: Research sheds light on what triggers Parkinson's disease
  222. Ontario's universal influenza program reduces influenza attacks and deaths and is economically attractive, analysis finds
  223. Building a better flu vaccine: Add second strain of influenza B
  224. Women with preeclampsia have fewer blood vessel precursor cells
  225. Identifying molecular targets for diabetes-related erectile dysfunction
  226. Did seasonal flu vaccination increase the risk of infection with pandemic H1N1 flu?
  227. Preterm birth rate drops 3 percent
  228. New study implicates health care utilization, over biology, in colorectal cancer disparities
  229. People at lower socioeconomic levels have higher death rates within 5-10 years after heart surgery, regardless of race, gender
  230. Walking associated with lower stroke risk in women
  231. Gene variation among kidney donors associated with graft failure
  232. Longer treatment for juvenile arthritis during remission does not reduce relapse rate
  233. Genetic variants associated with a risk of Crohn's disease
  234. Obesity in infants can be diagnosed at 6 months, study shows
  235. Common test for detecting liver problems in children is often interpreted incorrectly, study shows
  236. Scientific risk-taking by young students fades with age, research suggests
  237. Childhood cancer survivors may face shortened lifespan, study reveals
  238. Leber congenital amaurosis: Gene therapy for blindness works only when specific mutation present
  239. Girls at risk for depression may not process reward and loss properly
  240. Symptoms of depression increase during medical internship
  241. Worsening memory associated with later Alzheimer's disease
  242. Advice, mothers' beliefs associated with infant sleep position
  243. Intervention appears cost-effective for preventing repeated teenage births
  244. Exercise associated with reduced effects of obesity gene in teens
  245. Ninety percent of children with intermittent exotropia will become nearsighted by 20 years of age
  246. Why living things are the size they are -- and none other
  247. For osteoporosis patients, exercise pill one step closer to reality
  248. Evidence that nanoparticles in sunscreens could be toxic if accidentally eaten
  249. Toward a better dining experience: The emerging science of molecular gastronomy
  250. Gene provides a link between lower birth weight and type 2 diabetes