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  1. Short sleep increases risk of death and over-long sleep can indicate serious illness
  2. Novel genes influencing kidney disease risk discovered
  3. Cholesterol drugs may help improve hip replacement outcomes
  4. Tags on, tags off: Scientists identify new regulatory protein complex with unexpected behaviour
  5. Gene linked to schizophrenia: New clues to disorder
  6. Bone-marrow stem cells in multiple sclerosis show promise
  7. Toward simplifying treatment of a serious eye infection
  8. Prescription drug could boost effects of vaccines for HIV and other diseases
  9. Real-world proof of hand washing's effectiveness
  10. New insight into how alcohol affects brain function
  11. Maintaining energy balance during races may protect cyclists' bones, researcher says
  12. New inhalable measles vaccine may lead to vaccines for other diseases
  13. Urgent changes needed to prepare doctors to care for aging America
  14. Students develop high-tech video camera that automates videotaping a patient's gait
  15. Friendship and confiding in spouse eases stress over sexual issues in older men
  16. Combination of direct antivirals may be key to curing hepatitis C
  17. Researchers crack 'splicing code,' solve a mystery underlying biological complexity
  18. Brain may use clot-busting drug naturally as protection against stroke
  19. New insights into the mystery of natural HIV immunity: Findings may have implications for designing effective AIDS vaccine
  20. One sleepless night can induce insulin resistance in healthy people
  21. First course of veggies may appeal to hungry preschoolers
  22. How dark chocolate may guard against brain injury from stroke
  23. Gymnastic training improves bone health in girls, study finds
  24. Spouses who care for partners with dementia at sixfold higher risk of same fate: Stress of caregiving may be to blame
  25. Evidence for health potential of wheat aleurone as part of ready-to-eat cereals and bread
  26. Rye and barley products facilitate blood glucose and appetite regulation
  27. Discovery of rare genetic mutation could help battle Tourette syndrome
  28. Everolimus-eluting stent safer, more effective than paclitaxel-eluting stent, study suggests
  29. Genetic link between both types of ALS discovered
  30. Engineers to improve test for cardiovascular disease
  31. Nausea and speeding heart can be signs of flu in pregnant women
  32. Preventing blindness caused by diabetic retinopathy?
  33. Patients presenting medication lists reduce the risk of error during hospital admission
  34. Multistage nanovector system provides sustained delivery of siRNA cancer therapeutic in mice
  35. Cancer researchers link ovarian hormone to breast stem cells growth
  36. Research identifies patterns of CD24, a novel biomarker for non-small cell lung carcinomas
  37. Transplant drug two-year study outcomes show superior kidney function
  38. Survivors of childhood cancers four times more likely to develop post-traumatic stress disorder
  39. Discovery prompts new theory on cause of autoimmune diseases
  40. Extended hepatitis C treatment after liver transplant may benefit patients
  41. New tool enables wider analyses of genome 'deep sequencing'
  42. Transportation governed by simple rules: Scientists unlock the secret of how cells maintain the spatial distribution of proteins
  43. Parental involvement key to preventing child bullying
  44. Shape up the quick way: Lose weight fast for lasting results suggests new study
  45. Milk and risk of renal cell cancer: Genetic research sheds new light
  46. Doctors use ultrasound to diagnose possible muscular trauma in professional athletes on-site
  47. CT technique eliminates the need for X-rays in trauma patients with possible spinal fractures
  48. Simple reduction technique decreases radiation dose associated with CT scans of the head
  49. Preoperative MRI assists in surgical planning and helps spare erectile function after robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy
  50. High-resolution ultrasound: First-line imaging choice for the evaluation of patients with foot drop?
  51. X-ray guided steroid injections effectively treat hamstring tendonitis, study suggests
  52. Whole body MRI is highly accurate in the early detection of breast cancer metastases
  53. Drinking alcohol during pregnancy could lead to acute myeloid leukemia in children
  54. New atherosclerosis vaccine gives promising results
  55. High-pressure jobs boost young women's heart disease risk
  56. Long-term use of certain contraception injections associated with increased fracture risk
  57. Nationwide study: One in four women show ambivalence toward pregnancy
  58. Age, ethnicity and environment impact on risk of falls in elderly men
  59. Young people with inflammatory bowel diseases are at increased risk of fracture
  60. HealthMap surveillance efforts illustrate global epidemiology of H1N1 spread
  61. Potential new drug target to combat Kaposi's sarcoma
  62. Mosquito repellent no longer repels mosquitoes
  63. Same disease, different stem cell models
  64. Breast cancer metastasis increases after estrogen and progestin hormone therapies, study finds
  65. Muscle stem cell movements documented
  66. Survival in metastatic breast cancer directly linked to circulating tumor cells
  67. New nerve cells, even in old age
  68. Neanderthal genome yields insights into human evolution and evidence of interbreeding with modern humans
  69. New genetic candidates for irritable bowel syndrome
  70. New genes involved in human eye color identified
  71. Mice can synthesize their own morphine, research shows
  72. Endometrial stem cells restore brain dopamine levels; Mouse study may lead to new therapies for Parkinson's Disease
  73. Racial disparities evident in taking sexual histories in emergency departments
  74. Newborn and carrier screening for spinal muscular atrophy now possible, say scientists
  75. Candidate gene culprits for chronic pain discovered
  76. Summer weight-loss camp improve obese children's health, study suggests
  77. Stem cells: In search of a master controller
  78. Those living near highway and railroad intersections more likely to develop asthma, study finds
  79. Social context may be a better indicator of obesity disparities than race
  80. Clues to neuronal health found in tree-like nerve cell structures
  81. New understanding of dengue fever could help with vaccine
  82. Science closing in on mystery of age-related memory loss, says neurobiologist
  83. Complete Neanderthal genome sequenced: DNA signatures found in present-day Europeans and Asians, but not in Africans
  84. Neandertal genome sequence published in Science
  85. More than half of liver patients experience neurocognitive impairments
  86. Pluripotent and differentiated human cells reside in decidedly different epigenomic landscapes
  87. Biologists discover an extra layer of protection for bacterial spores
  88. Genome breakthrough allows scientists to identify and profile tumor cells from very small samples
  89. Obese patients with methane on their breath have significantly higher body mass index, study finds
  90. Unmasking anthrax for immune destruction
  91. Children's well-being another casualty of recession: Researchers see marked increase in abusive head trauma cases during economic downturn
  92. Transplanted adult stem cells provide lasting help to injured hearts
  93. Nuclear matrix proteins contribute to differentiation of gastric cancer cells
  94. Sponsoring by the pharmaceutical industry can bias the results of drug studies, study suggests
  95. Older people in assisted-living facilities sleep poorly, study finds
  96. MRI: Just as effective as MR arthrography in the diagnosis of hip labral tears
  97. Unlike CT, standard X-rays don't detect the majority of pelvic injuries, study suggests
  98. Fatty acid to enhance anticancer drug
  99. Multiple lipomas within jejunal duplication cyst
  100. Contrast-enhanced three-dimensional ultrasonography for differentiating focal liver lesions
  101. Is it necessary to prevent venous thrombosis after resection of hepatocellular carcinoma?
  102. Treatment of Helicobacter pylori-negative gastric MALT lymphoma
  103. Potential therapeutic target for colon cancer
  104. Slimming aid from the cell laboratory? Inflammation enzyme regulates the production of brown fat tissue
  105. General internists leave practice sooner than subspecialists, survey finds
  106. Post-transplant patients off steroids have fewer cardiovascular events, study finds
  107. New protein involved in longevity identified
  108. Coffee and soft drinks have little or no association with colon cancer risk, study finds
  109. Early childhood experiences have lasting emotional and psychological effects
  110. Fragile X syndrome gene's role in shaping brain uncovered
  111. Mild-mannered metabolic helper rushes to fight invading viruses, researchers report
  112. Brain's master switch is verified
  113. Drug now used to treat erectile dysfuncton may enhance delivery of herceptin to certain brain tumors
  114. Hardship and human rights violations continue among Burma cyclone survivors
  115. Agents that keep insulin working longer developed
  116. Naturally occurring microbe fights potentially deadly Clostridium difficile infection
  117. Antibiotic prevents irritable bowel syndrome symptoms for weeks after final dose
  118. Exercise can forestall osteoporosis
  119. Gender specific disease risks start in the womb
  120. Simple gene test identifies clinically important subtypes of breast cancer
  121. Properties of insulin reduce inflammation caused by obesity, lower risk of type 2 diabetes, research finds
  122. New method for developing safer drugs
  123. New treatment method possible in cardiac surgery
  124. Sleep disorders common among professional drivers, Swedish study finds
  125. Scientists shed light on potential treatment for Gaucher's disease
  126. Return home from war not always peaceful for young vets
  127. 'Mouse grimace scale' to help identify pain in humans and animals
  128. Grapes reduce risk factors for heart disease and diabetes, animal study shows
  129. Suppressing activity of common intestinal bacteria reduces tumor growth
  130. Odors classified by networks of neurons
  131. Biologists link gut microbial equilibrium to inflammatory bowel disease
  132. Kidney removal does not prolong the lives of elderly patients with localized kidney cancer, study finds
  133. Medical costs of cancer have nearly doubled over the past two decades
  134. High cholesterol levels affect mobilization of cells from bone marrow: Implications for transplants and understanding cancer onset
  135. New way to 'rescue' treatment sensitivity of breast cancer cells
  136. Differences in language circuits in the brain linked to dyslexia: Important 'information highway' less well organised in the dyslexic brain
  137. Dementia takes away the meaning of flavours: Clues to brain basis for abnormal food preferences
  138. Panel recommends standardizing prescription container labeling
  139. Vital functions monitored with wearable and implantable devices
  140. Vigorous exercise strengthens hip bones in young children
  141. New vitamin D recommendations for older men and women
  142. Weight gain when there's a family history of type 2 diabetes
  143. Smarter use of existing treatment helps dramatically boost survival of young acute myeloid leukemia patients
  144. ENAbling easy access to DNA sequence information
  145. US food safety system needs to integrate human health, animal and plant pathogen data, experts urge
  146. Can a mother's voice spur recovery from a coma?
  147. Metabolic vulnerability in tuberculosis and potential drug target discovered
  148. Directing immune traffic: Signposts to the lung
  149. Advanced radiation techniques reduce side effects in head and neck cancer treatment
  150. Waterpipes: New pastime for North American youth? Hookah or shisha use on rise, yet contains nicotine, carbon monoxide and carcinogens
  151. How botulism-causing toxin can enter circulation
  152. Mutations that cause Parkinson's disease prevent cells from destroying defective mitochondria
  153. Canadian C-spine rule could help trauma patients, ease overcrowding in emergency departments, study finds
  154. Dietary protein may reduce hip fractures in the elderly
  155. Telephone therapy for depression? Study says yes
  156. Violent teenage girls fail to spot anger or disgust in others’ faces
  157. Cheaper drugs, vaccines forecast as collaborations grow between developing countries' biotech firms
  158. MicroRNA dysregulation may contribute to melanoma development
  159. Intestinal immune response
  160. Caveolin-1 is critical regulator of innate immunity
  161. Intestinal damage after surgery
  162. How cancer cells loose their (Circadian) rhythm
  163. Genes found for schizophrenia are involved in brain signaling
  164. NASA studies find omega-3 may help reduce bone loss
  165. Tiny mutation might help indicate proper dosage for half of all drugs
  166. Restless legs syndrome: French-Canadian families at higher risk
  167. Certain laboratory technique allows rapid detection of eye pathogens
  168. Implanted lenses may not be superior to contacts for babies with cataracts
  169. Parkinson's disease treatments associated with compulsive behaviors
  170. Whole grain, bran intake associated with lower risk of death in diabetic women
  171. Physical therapist-led exercise in patients in ICU improves function and decreases hospital stay, study finds
  172. Folic acid found to improve vascular function in amenorrheic runners
  173. Concerns over radiation exposure may overshadow life-saving benefits of cardiac imaging tests
  174. Eliminating the source of asthma-causing immune molecules
  175. Fluctuating blood pressure associated with risk of cerebrovascular disease
  176. Eating nuts associated with improvements in cholesterol levels
  177. Risks associated with common acid-suppressing medications documented in series of studies
  178. Evidence growing of air pollution's link to heart disease, death
  179. Fly gut bacteria could control sleeping sickness
  180. Running a marathon halts cellular suicide
  181. Rare toxic algae identified
  182. Overtime work is bad for the heart, new research finds
  183. Anti-inflammatory drugs can help block hypertension-related kidney damage
  184. Link between obesity and federal school nutrition programs found
  185. Obesity linked to lowest earnings
  186. New fingermark analysis technique can give extra suspect details
  187. Exploring gender differences in colorectal cancer screenings: Differing perceptions between African-American men and women
  188. Mechanism that may stop E. coli from developing in cattle identified
  189. British Indian children have better mental health, research finds
  190. Traffic density and increased body mass index linked
  191. Mutation causing protein misfolding remission discovered: Polymorphism prompts amyloidosis
  192. Rare disease in Amish children sheds light on common neurological disorders
  193. Rapid prenatal test for alpha-thalassemia
  194. Angiogenesis inhibitors are safe cancer drugs despite hypertension risk, panel concludes
  195. Lake sturgeon have genes from parasite, signs of human STD
  196. Measuring success: Study helps assess value of investment in health info tech
  197. New details of tuberculosis protein-cleaving machinery revealed
  198. Cancer: Trapping the escape artist
  199. Genetic variations associated with Alzheimer's disease, but do not help predict risk
  200. No clear criteria for diagnosing food allergies, researchers find
  201. Sickle cell disease may affect brain function in adults, study suggests
  202. Many pregnant women not getting enough vitamin D: Prenatal vitamins help, but are not enough for everyone
  203. High-dose vitamin D linked with increased risk of falls, fractures among older women
  204. Improvement in coronary heart disease risk factors linked to lower rate of CHD death
  205. Infectious diseases caused two-thirds of the nearly 9 million child deaths globally in 2008
  206. For comfort, mom's voice works as well as a hug
  207. Treatment of gum disease may lower blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetes
  208. Vaccination reduces burden of childhood rotavirus disease
  209. Schizophrenia: Regular exercise guidelines still apply
  210. Caffeine reduces mistakes made by shift workers, study finds
  211. Safer alternative to laser eye surgery?
  212. Genetic pattern that predicts leukemia relapse discovered
  213. Early births decline in most categories, U.S. report finds; Rates drop for most states and ethnic and gestational-age groups
  214. Stem cells use GPS to generate proper nerve cells
  215. Does foreign policy help or hinder global health?
  216. Downside of marriage for women: The greater a wife’s age gap from her husband, the lower her life expectancy
  217. Mirror neuron system functions normally in individuals with autism
  218. Schizophrenia drugs raise the volume of a key signaling system in the brain
  219. Rate of childhood peanut allergies more than tripled from 1997 to 2008
  220. Music aids Alzheimer's patients in remembering new information
  221. Minorities face barriers to effective ADHD treatments, study contends
  222. Changing thoughts key to battling even severe depression
  223. Report recommends framework to evaluate science behind health claims for foods and drugs
  224. How bacterial community evolves to survive
  225. Two proteins key for normal-sized brains: Findings could shed light on evolution of human head size
  226. 'Safe' cigarettes are as hazardous as tobacco, researchers demonstrate
  227. Study overturns decade-old findings in neurobiology: Research suggests potential target for drugs to combat alcohol addiction
  228. Generic drug may be potential treatment for deadly brain cancer
  229. Real-time, evidence-based information at clinicians' fingertips to streamline mental health care
  230. Meet Phannie, NIST's standard 'phantom' for calibrating MRI machines
  231. New technology aids in prostate cancer treatment
  232. Study demonstrates art therapy's effectiveness in pediatric asthma
  233. Community conditions related to malnutrition deaths among older adults
  234. Severity of binge eating disorder linked to childhood sexual or emotional abuse, researchers find
  235. Duties to human remains in universities and museums
  236. Why is breast milk best? It's all in the genes
  237. Level of frailty predicts surgical outcomes in older patients, researchers find
  238. Response to vaccines could depend on your sex, researchers find
  239. Giving sweet solutions to children before immunization reduces pain, study finds
  240. Doctors interrupted at work give shorter and poorer care to patients, study finds
  241. Research sheds light on prenatal heart formation, chromosome 22q.11 deletion syndrome
  242. Can wage regulation be deadly? Study links regulated wages for nurses with increased deaths in UK hospitals
  243. Population health plays a bigger role in geographic differences in Medicare spending, study finds
  244. Variations in decisions for care of patients with brain injury 'disturbing', study finds
  245. Researchers discover additional benefit of vitamin A
  246. Why can surgical treatment improve type 2 diabetes mellitus?
  247. Unmet expectations and smoking prove key factors in quitting bladder medication
  248. Slight changes in two key genes appear to launch breast cancer development
  249. Cheese -- acting as 'carrier' for probiotic bacteria -- found to improve immune response of elderly
  250. Computers can effectively detect diabetes-related eye problems, analysis finds