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Medical Residents To Get More Sleeping Hours
A national report has shown that the lack of sleep between shifts can disturb a doctor's work and,...
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The Pill That Makes Jet Lag Vanish
An experimental drug promises to reset the body's internal clock and banish jet lag victims for...
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New Pill Targets Jet Lag, Shift-Work Troubles
How many times have you stayed awake because travelling
across time zones or working at night?...
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Study: Diabetes Drug Avandia Riskier Than Actos
Older diabetics taking Avandia may face higher risk of heart
failure and death than those taking...
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Harvard’s Renowned Psychiatrist under Investigation for Drug Earnings
A Congressional investigation led by Sen.
Charles Grassley revealed in June that a world-renowned...
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Study: Fast-Food’s Main Ingredient: Corn
Many fast-food items from McDonald’s, Burger King and Wendy’s contain a
large quantity of corn....
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Study: 40 Percent of Women Suffer from Sexual Dysfunctions
And many of
them don’t even care.
A survey
performed by a Harvard University
researcher has...
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Alcohol Intake May Speed Up the Process of Brain Shrinkage
A new study published in the Archives of Neurology finds drinking alcohol is associated with lower...
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Excess Drinking Linked To Brain Shrinkage
It appears that heavy drinkers have smaller
brains than non-drinkers, a new study published in the...
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Drinking Coffee Does Not Raise Overall Breast Cancer Risk
Coffee isn’t harmful to your health, a new
study confirms that theory. Is it true that long term,...
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American Academy Of Pediatrics Urges Doubling Vitamin D For Children
The deficiency of vitamin D during
childhood and adolescence has outcomes later in life like the...
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Pediatricians Urge Doubling of Children’s Vitamin D Doses
Infants, children and adolescents should get double the
recommended amount of vitamin D because of...
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Scientific Advances in Stem Cell Field: Yamanaka Finds New Method for Safer iPS Cells
The search for viable alternatives to replace
the embryonic stem cells that are derived from the...
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Testis-Derived Stem Cells An Alternative To Embryos
German researchers claim that cells taken from men's testicles could serve to growing certain types...
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Pharmaceutical Industry Bans Cough, Cold Drugs For Kids Under 4
In response to fears that over-the counter cough and cold
medicines could harm children rather...
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FDA Urged To Investigate Cold Medicine For Youngsters
During a
public hearing held Thursday, pediatricians have urged the Food and Drug
Administration...
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New Discovery in Stem Cell Field Improves the Cell Reprogramming Technique
The results of a study conducted by researchers
at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard...
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Drug-Coated Stents Safe for All Heart Attack Patients
Drug-coated stents are safe to use and
effective for all heart attack patients and they can cut...
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American Researchers Find New, Safer Way To Develop Stem Cells
Researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston have found a...
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Shorter Breast Cancer Therapy Works As Well As Standard Therapy
Women with early-stage breast cancer could
benefit from a shorter, more intense radiation therapy,...
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Study: Shorter, More Intense Radiation Proves Effective For Breast Cancer
Women suffering from breast cancer in its incipient stage
could benefit from a shorter, more...
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Virtual Colonoscopy Versus Traditional Colonoscopy
A new study showed that virtual colonoscopy
was able to detect 90% of precancerous polyps larger...
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Five Renowned Researchers Honored with This Year’s Lasker Awards
Akira Endo, 74, of Biopharm Research Laboratories in Tokyo was one of the five scientists awarded...
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Air Pollution Could Harm Heart Attack Patients
Microscopic air pollution may lead to decreased heart
function, researchers in Boston,
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Bypass Surgery Better Than Stents, Study Concludes
Although bypass surgery and angioplasty have similar effects for heart patients with clogged...
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Study Says Bypass Is Better Than Stents
European doctors compared the effectiveness of open-heart
surgery versus angioplasty (tiny mesh...
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Survey: Half of College Students Consider Suicide
Many college students in the US
have thought about suicide while some have actually tried to kill...
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Study: Antidepressants, Depression Could Impair Driving Skills
Antidepressants were linked to poor driving by a team of researchers from the University of North...
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What Do Ear Infections And Obesity Have In Common?
A recent study conducted by Linda Bartoshuk of the
University of Florida College of Dentistry...
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Study: Stress Could Worsen Your Allergies
The negative side effects of stress on the human body are
already common knowledge beginning with...
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Specials
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No Significant Difference between Genetic Testing, Traditional Methods in Predicting Type 2 Diabetes
The results of genetic testing for Type 2
diabetes are not significantly better than an assessment...
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Corn – The Main Ingredient in Your Fast Food
It has long been known that fast-foods don’t do you any good but still you can’t help yourself from...
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Bat Die-Offs Linked to Recently Identified Fungus
Thursday, David
Blehert of the United States Geological Survey’s National
Wildlife Health...
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Update 1: Spacecraft IBEX Will Study Boundaries Of Solar System
The U.S. space agency launches today a space probe that will keep an eye on the violence and...
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Coffee and Breast Cancer, Risks and Benefits
Moderate caffeine consumption, found in
coffee and other caffeinated beverages, was not...
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The Nobel Prize In Chemistry Shared By Three Scientists
The Nobel Prize in chemistry was awarded today to two Americans
and one Japanese for their...
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FDA Postpones Decision To Ban Kid’s Cough Medicine
The US Food and Drug Administration needs more data on whether over-the-counter
cold medicines are...
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Elie Wiesel Turns 80
New York - Elie Wiesel survived Auschwitz, the Nazi concentration camp where his father, mother and...
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Drug-Coated Stent Safer For Heart Attack Patients
A news study in the Sept. 25 issue of The New England Journal of Medicine
gives more hope to heart...
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Shorter, More Intense Radiation Proves Effective For Breast Cancer
Women suffering from breast cancer in its incipient stage
could benefit from a shorter, more...
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Tanning Beds Are Not Safe, Cause Skin Cancer, Studies Warn
Tanning beds have been a subject of controversy for many
years with many dermatologists warning...
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Five Top Scientists Are To Win Lasker Medical Awards
A Japanese scientist who discovered a fungus that fights against cholesterol will be awarded on...
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The Democratic Convention Raised The TV Ratings
Cable television benefited from huge ratings Monday for
broadcasting the opening night of the...
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Ayurvedic Medicines Sold Online Contain High Levels of Toxic Metals
Ayurvedic medicines are frequently
contaminated with lead, mercury and arsenic, a new study found....
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New Discovery Marks a Step Forward in Stem Cell Research
The team of scientists from Harvard Medical School, Children’s Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts...
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Report: San Francisco - The Fittest City in the US
A scientific analysis by the American College of Sports Medicine released at its annual meeting in...
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Ibuprofen Found to Decrease Alzheimer’s Risk
Taking ibuprofen for more than five years may decrease the
risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease,...
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