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Amgen’s VEGF Inhibitor Motesanib Proves Effective in Thyroid Cancer
A study published in the July 3 issue of the New England
Journal of Medicine reveals that Amgen...
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Ineffective Sunscreen Lotions Increase The Risk Of Developing Skin Problems
The summer is here, and as many of us head to the beach, we
are unaware that our vacation could...
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Resveratrol In Red Wine May Be The Secret To Ward Off Damage Of Aging
Researchers may be closer than ever to discover the secret
to longevity, as new research by the...
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New Research Says Brain Chemical Could Determine SIDS
In a new attempt to explain the cause of SIDS (Sudden Infant
Death Syndrome) the researchers of...
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New Technique May Help Doctors Monitor Lung Tumors In “Real Time”
A new non-surgical technique developed at Massachusetts General Hospital
Cancer Center,
snagging...
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FDA Panel: Diabetes Drugs Need More Tests For Heart Risks
New diabetes drugs should be thoroughly studied for
potential heart risks before being brought to...
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Low Levels of Good Cholesterol Linked to Alzheimer’s
A study made by researchers at the University College in London and the National Institute for...
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Few Sunscreens Offer Protection, Study Says
A study carried out by the environmental and advocacy group Environmental Working Group, found out...
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Stanford Comes To Aid Of Women Using IVF With Test Predicting Its Success
Thinking about getting pregnant through in vitro
fertilization (IVF)? Then the time...
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Illegal Magic Mushrooms Compound Has Long-Lasting “Magic” Effects
An article published online this week in the Journal of
Psychopharmacology links psilocybin, the...
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Caffeine Protects from Brain Damage in Multiple Sclerosis
Scientists with the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation have found that when consumed in large...
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Caffeine Might Stop Multiple Sclerosis
A study that will be published in the July 8 issue of the “Proceedings of the National Academy of...
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Most Sunscreen Products Are Inadequate
The Environmental Working Group has found out that four out of five brand-name sunscreens are not...
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Glaxo’s Cervical Cancer Vaccine, Cervarix, Delayed US Approval
GlaxoSmithKline, the second biggest pharmaceutical company
in the world, announced on Monday that...
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High Levels Of Good Cholesterol May Preserve Memory
New research suggests that high levels of so-called “good” HDL
cholesterol not only reduce risk of...
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Cervarix Approval By The FDA Might Be Delayed
GlaxoSmithKline, the second biggest pharmaceutical company in the world, has announced that it will...
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Promising Cancer Treatment Enters Testing Phase
The Food and Drug Administration agency has given its go to the testing phase of a promising new...
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Migraine-Stopping Device Discovered
A recently-released study presents a new handheld device
which instantly makes migraines...
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National HIV Testing Day – HIV Tests for All Bronx Residents
As today is the National HIV Testing Day, the New York City authorities are offering free HIV tests...
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Scientists Detect Gene Variant Possibly Linked to Alzheimer’s
Scientists have
discovered a gene that almost doubles the risk of developing the most common
form...
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FDA Approves GlaxoSmithKline Combination Vaccine
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a four-in-one vaccine by GlaxoSmithKline. The...
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Wireless Chips May Interfere with Medical Devices Posing Risks
A study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American
Medical Association reveals that wireless...
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Survey: New Yorkers Still Not Having Safe Sex
The New York City Health Department’s Bureau of Epidemiology
Services released worrisome data...
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Low Level Of Vitamin D Could Cause Death
A study made by Austrian researchers at the University of Graz has showed that people with a low...
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Lack of "Sunshine" Vitamin D Linked to Death
A new study has further highlighted the importance of the Vitamin D group of substances to human...
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Scientists: General Anesthesia Can Increase Post-Surgical Pain
A new study conducted by the researchers from Georgetown University Medical
Center revealed...
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Leukemia Drug Gleevec Might Improve Stroke Treatment As Well
Novartis AG’s efficient leukemia drug Gleevec or imatinib may
also be beneficial for stroke...
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Symptoms + Blood Test = Better Detection of Ovarian Cancer
According to a new study made by researchers at the Fred
Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in...
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Falls Resulting in Brain Injuries May be Deadly for the Elderly
It appears that traumatic brain injuries account for half of
all deaths from falls in Americans...
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Vitamin D May Reduce Risk of Death
A new study by Austrian researchers published in the June 23
edition of the Archives of Internal...
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Gadgets
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Google Launches New Media Server App
Google just came forward with its new Google Media Server, a Windows application which allows users...
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One Year After: Relax Now, 3G iPhone Is Here
In a predictable announcement, Apple has unveiled the latest
version of its iconic iPhone. As...
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3G iPhone will Feature 3G Video Chat through iChat
Digg founder Kevin Rose says that Apple is preventing third-party developers from authoring...
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M:Metrics: iPhone Changes The Mobile Web
According to a new study released by the research company
M:Metrics the iPhone is heavily used by...
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Apple Refreshes MacBook and MacBook Pro Lineup
Apple unveiled updated version of its notebook models,
MacBook and MacBook Pro. Basically, the...
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What Does It Take To Pass Data Encryption? A Can Spray!
You don’t have to be a computer
genius to break data encryptions, a group of researchers from...
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There Is A New Champ in Town: Blu Ray
It seems like the fight is finally over. After years of bitter
battles, the HD DVD format seems to...
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A Research Names Best New Products Of The Year
Quick! Name the product launched this year that left the most distinctive
fingerprint in your...
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Verizon, LG and iPhone Killers: It’s The Software, Stupid!
I never imagined mobile phone producers could be so unimaginative.
As early as January, when Steve...
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Apple’s iPhone Tops All Other Smart Phones in the US
The expensive UniquePhone dethroned all other smart phones sold in July in the US, a territory...
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Americans Spend $1200 Per Year On Consumer Electronics Products
Gadget and consumer electronics producers must be very happy
after the latest study released by...
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iPod Ownership Shows No Sign of Stopping
The results of a new web poll survey, conducted by Rock radio consultants Jacobs Media, shows that...
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World
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Guantanamo Interrogation Inspired From Chinese Techniques
The U.S. military trainers who came to Guantanamo Bay in 2002 reportedly based their interrogation...
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Survey Shows U.S. Leads World in Drug Use
Surprise, surprise as a survey released this week by the
World Health Organization showed that the...
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The North Pole’s Ice Is Seriously Endangered
After having processed satellite information, National Snow and Ice Data Center scientists (of the...
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F.B.I. Arrests Hundreds in Child Prostitution Raids
The F.B.I. led a five day operation meant to discover child
prostitution networks and managed to...
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Pew Religious Survey Shows Tolerance and Diversity
A large majority of Americans think their faith is not the only way to absolution
and that there...
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OC Teenagers Charged With Hacking School Computers
Instead of learning and working harder, two high school
seniors took the easy road and hacked...
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Survey: Americans Watching U.S Election on Internet
Apparently politics and internet are a match made in heaven,
as more people use this medium to...
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Calif. Supreme Court Rejects Petitions to Delay Gay Marriage
The Californian Supreme Court unexpectedly rejected the petitions asking for reconsideration of the...
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15 Million Teenage Smokers In China
China said on Monday it faced an increasing problem of underage
smokers, with a number of tobacco...
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Update: Tropical Storm Arthur Weakens over Mexico
After lashing the Yucatan Peninsula, tropical storm Arthur has weakened as it neared southeast...
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WHO Calls on Governments to Ban Tobacco Advertising
The World Health Organization (WHO) called on all governments to forbid all sorts of tobacco...
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Welcomes Back, Humpback Whales
Good news for whale lovers, as SPLASH, which stands for
Structure of Populations, Levels of...
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Polar Bears Are Now Protected
Polar bears were announced to be added to the list of
animals protected by the Endangered Species...
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Decision On Polar Bears Expected Today
The US Interior Department will announce today if the polar
bear is to be listed as threatened and...
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US Study Shows Modern-Day Immigrants Adapt Quickly
A study on immigrants’ integration conducted by a Duke University
economist and sponsored by the...
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Hispanics are US’ Largest, Fastest-Growing Minority
According to a survey carried out by Census Bureau, the nation's largest and fastest-growing...
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3,000 Cocaine Convicts Have Their Sentences Cut
More
than 3,000 crack cocaine inmates in Washington
had their sentences cut after the federal...
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No Sign of the Killer Shark in San Diego Area
The search for the presumed white shark that killed a swimmer who was training in the ocean for the...
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Swimmer Killed by Shark in Ocean off California
A swimmer who was training in the ocean off San Diego County was killed by a shark on Friday.The...
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Study Finds Midwest Has the Highest Drunken Driving Rates
A government study released on Wednesday has found about 15
percent of the U.S. adults have driven...
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School Strike In England Closes Almost 2,000 Schools
Local authorities in England and Wales are currently adding
up the numbers for Thursday’s school...
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UN Chief Rings The Alarm On Globalization Issues
As the 12th session of the United Nations
Conference on Trade and Development is approaching,...
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Study Supporting Californian Delta Pumping Rejected
A federal judge on Wednesday rejected a study backing
increased water exports from Northern...
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Bus Accident In Ecuador Leaves Five Victims
A statement was given yesterday by Britain’s Foreign Office
concerning a tragic bus crash...
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Survey: U.S. Catholics Content with Church Leadership
Just a few days before Pope Benedict XVI’s first papal visit to the United States, a new survey...
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Former Rep. Lee Hamilton to Endorse Obama
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama won the support of Lee...
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Two Expensive Cholesterol Drugs May Be Ineffective
U.S. spent $1.5 billion in 2006 on Vytorin, a cholesterol
drug that actually does not work better...
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Britain Granted Temporary Reprieve To Iranian Gay Teenager
British authorities decided
Thursday to grant a temporary reprieve to an Iranian gay teenager who...
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Iranian Gay Teen Faces Hanging In Iran As Britain Denies Asylum
An Iranian gay teenager faces
execution in his home country after both Britain
and the...
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US Soldiers at High Risk of Developing Mental Health Problems
A report by the U.S. Army Thursday reveals that more than a quarter
of U.S. soldiers on...
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Specials
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Wood Components Responsible for FEMA Trailers' Toxicity
The Centers for Disease Control released Wednesday a study, stating that plywood and particleboards...
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High Levels of HDL Cholesterol Cut Risk of Dementia in the Elderly
New study in the July issue of the American Heart
Association’s journal Arteriosclerosis,...
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Smith Couple’s School Not Scientologically Involved
Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett-Smith are two of the
big-name founders of a new private...
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Will Smith's School Not Scientologist, He Says
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith are fulfilling one of their dreams by opening a private school in...
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Report: Parents, Other Adults Supplying Alcohol to Teens
A nationwide survey, by the Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration carried out...
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Researchers Pinpoint the Date of Odysseus’s Return to Ithaca
A team of two scientists, Marcelo Magnasco of Rockefeller University and Constantino Baikouzis of...
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Weight Loss Surgery May Block Cancer
Weight loss surgery, or in medical terms gastric bypass
surgery, appears to have more benefits...
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Immunotherapy Proved Efficient in Melanoma Patient
An article in the New England Journal of Medicine describes
how immunotherapy helped a 52-year-old...
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Eat Big Breakfasts in the Morning, Lose Weight in Time
The latest encouragement for women wishing to shed some extra pounds is to enjoy each morning...
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Astronomers Find Super Earth-sized Planets
A team of European astronomers led by Michel Mayor, from Geneva Observatory, has reported at a...
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Coffee Reduces the Chance of Heart Disease, Study Says
A study carried on at the Autonoma University of Madrid, Spain, found that people who are dinking...
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