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- By watching mice "dance" and comparing the DNA of the dancers to their flat-footed siblings, scientists have discovered a genetic cause of cleft lip and palate in mice, a finding that is already being used to search for a similar genetic defect in humans... click link for more info. |
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- Results of three studies show the oral anti-diabetic agent ACTOS (R) (pioglitazone HCl), in combination with a sulfonylurea, metformin or insulin, resulted in triglyceride decreases and high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol increases that demonstrated statistically significant improvements from baseline... click link for more info. |
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- New research carried out by the University of Warwick Medical School (UK) and St George's Hospital Medical School, London, into a genetic brain condition that triggers strokes, migraine and dementia in younger people has identified a possible cause of the condition, and could mean a breakthrough in treatment for a disease for which no specific therapy is currently available, and help save lives... click link for more info. |
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- A pediatric patient in Marquette, Michigan is being examined by a doctor- but the doctor is 365 miles away in Ann Arbor... click link for more info. |
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- Enoxaparin, an anticoagulant, has proven to be an effective preventive measure against stillbirth in pregnant women with hereditary thrombophilia, according to a new study published in the May 15, 2004, issue of Blood, the official journal of the American Society of Hematology... click link for more info. |
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- A type of bacteria called Mycoplasma pneumoniae could be responsible for triggering asthma attacks in children who have never experienced them before, and may exacerbate wheezing in children who already have asthma, according to a study in the May 15 issue of Clinical Infectious Diseases, now available online... click link for more info. |
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- Mayo Clinic researchers have created a method for measuring the growth of new spinal cord nerve fibers in rats, an advance that allows them to quickly determine nerve regeneration rate and what variables in the nerve-growth environment best support it... click link for more info. |
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- Mayo Clinic researchers have devised a way to produce enhanced MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) pictures of the destructive brain lesions that cause Alzheimer's disease... click link for more info. |
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- Malaria is a pernicious public health problem in many areas of the world... click link for more info. |
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- While soy may be beneficial to women in a variety of ways, research in monkeys suggests that it could have an adverse effect on the behavior of men, according to researchers from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center... click link for more info. |
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- The development of an aggressive but rare type of esophageal cancer in African-Americans may follow a different path than the same disease in whites, and is more likely to be fatal, according to results of a study by researchers at Johns Hopkins... click link for more info. |
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- A variety of new technologies driving vaccine research promise more effective and more clearly targeted vaccines, "but the constant evolution of microbes can only be combated by more biomedical research," according to Dr... click link for more info. |
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- North Korea will partially accept South Korea's proposal to send relief goods for the victims of the devastating train collision in Ryongchon via inland roads of the North across the heavily fortified demilitarized zone, it said on Friday... click link for more info. |
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- The combination of real-time PET and CT is a highly sensitive tool for identifying non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and can assist in identifying patients whose cancer has not yet spread to lymph nodes, according to results of a study by researchers at Johns Hopkins... click link for more info. |
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- Today, FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) issued its annual report that provides highlights from CBER's activities during Fiscal Year (FY) 2003 and introduces key initiatives for 2004... click link for more info. |
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- Microwave ovens should display clear warnings about exploding eggs, suggest researchers in this week's BMJ (British Medical Journal)... click link for more info. |
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- Deaths will occur because of the effects of data protection law on British medical research, argue experts in this week's BMJ (British Medical Journal)... click link for more info. |
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- Having siblings, keeping a pet, or living on a farm helps protect infants against the development of atopic (allergic) diseases, but early infections increase the risk, according to new research from Denmark... click link for more info. |
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- 21st century Britain is experiencing a serious north-south health divide between social classes, warn researchers in this week's BMJ... click link for more info. |
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- Hospital trusts have been told 'You still have time to prepare for vital health and safety legislation for doctors... click link for more info. |
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- The World Health Organization (WHO) is hosting a three-day consultation to identify the factors that allow diseases to jump from animals to humans (zoonoses), as well as to improve surveillance systems for their monitoring and control... click link for more info. |
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- Chinese authorities have today reported test results confirming that the 53-year-old woman who died in Anhui Province on 19 April was infected with the SARS coronavirus... click link for more info. |
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- Transplanted adult bone-marrow cells could regenerate nerve cells in the brains of human stem-cell recipients, research suggests... click link for more info. |
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- New research suggests primary care spirometry testing significantly improves the early detection rate of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)... click link for more info. |
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- Treatment with aspirin or statins may help prevent blindness in patients with age-related macular degeneration (AMD), according to a new study... click link for more info. |
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- National Institutes of Health NIH) in May will hold a public hearing to discuss a request to allow the production of a generic version of Abbott Laboratories' antiretroviral drug Norvir, Reuters reports... click link for more info. |
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- Researchers have determined there is no link between childhood vaccines and the development of diabetes, the latest study to find no such connection... click link for more info. |
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- As signaled in the fall of 2003, at the height of the influenza season, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has adopted a recommendation that children six months to 23 months of age should be vaccinated annually against influenza... click link for more info. |
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- New regulations which will better protect the rights, safety and well-being of patients taking part in clinical trials of medicines were welcomed today by Health Minister, Lord Warner... click link for more info. |
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- The NHS (National Health Service) National Programme for Information Technology today announced the creation of a new Front Line Support Academy to help NHS leaders with new technology... click link for more info. |
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- Ok, look at the alligator skull rock. I am sure it is just a rock, but it looks like an alligator head. It is slightly lower left center, near the track. eyes looking at you. snout out of the dirt. |
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- Apr. 30 -- Watch the fast, painless procedure that helps people look younger fast. |
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- April 30 -- In just a few moments, a routine maneuver turned into tragedy Friday during stunt runs for the McDonald's Air & Sea Show, costing the pilot his life. |
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- Apr. 30 -- Controversy swirls over pictures showing apparent mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners by members of the U.S. military. |
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- Apr. 30 -- A new procedure could help people look younger ... in just 40 seconds. |
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- of course its not but im bored and that made me laugh. and again, i love that word! |
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- Project description: Dawn of the Titans is a project to provide basic softcode/hardcode snippets, advice, and documentation for BattleTechMUX players and staffers alike. This is of particular interest to BTMux coders and admins. |
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- Project administrators: grantblackman, patrickblackman |
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- How'd your team fare in the NFL Draft? Guest Columnist Kaushik Ravi breaks down and grades each team... |
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- Ok, look at the alligator skull rock. I am sure it is just a rock, but it looks like an alligator head. It is slightly lower left center, near the track. eyes looking at you. snout out of the dirt. |
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- Click to play Requires QuickTime. Here is my live performance from the Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Asian Men show. Hope you enjoy. (the video starts from black just in case you think there's something wrong with your... |
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