Health Medicine Posted August 7, 2013: Type
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Posted On: 08/07/2013 5:13:46 PM
Health & Medicine
Posted August 7, 2013:
- Type 1 Diabetes Drug Strikingly Effective in Clinical Trial
- Scientists Use Genome Sequencing to Demonstrate Herbal Remedy Causes Upper Urinary Tract Cancers
- UCSB Study Reveals That Overthinking Can Be Detrimental to Human Performance
- Making Connections in the Eye: Wiring Diagram of Retinal Neurons Is First Step Toward Mapping the Human Brain
- Children and Magnets Have a Dangerous Attraction, End Up in the ER
- Treadmill Training After Spinal Cord Injury Promotes Recovery When Inflammation Is Controlled
- The Temperature Tastes Just Right
- Scientists Find Key Signal That Guides Brain Development
- NIH, Lacks Family Reach Understanding to Share Genomic Data of HeLa Cells
- Why Kids Should Not Be Allowed on Trampolines
- Why Don’t We All Get Alzheimer's Disease?
- Is Sous Vide Cooking Safe?
- Gold 'Nanoprobes' Hold the Key to Treating Killer Diseases
- Diets of Pregnant Women Contain Harmful, Hidden Toxins
Posted August 6, 2013:
- Protein Changes Are Discovered That Control Whether a Gene Functions Are Discovered
- Immune Function Restored in Spinal Injured Mice
- First Probable Person to Person Transmission of New Bird Flu Virus in China; But H7N9 Is Not Able to Spread Efficiently Between Humans
- Length of Human Pregnancies Can Vary Naturally by as Much as Five Weeks
- Brain Molecule Regulating Human Emotion, Mood Uncovered
- Sleep Deprivation Linked to Junk Food Cravings
- Why Tumors Become Drug-Resistant
- Emotional Behavior of Adults Could Be Triggered in the Womb
- New Design May Produce Heartier, More Effective Salmonella-Based Vaccines
- From Harmless Colonizers to Virulent Pathogens: Microbiologists Identify What Triggers Disease
- Timber Rattlesnakes Indirectly Benefit Human Health: Not-So-Horrid Top Predator Helps Check Lyme Disease
- Super Sunscreen from Fjord Bacteria
- Breakdown of Fat 'on Hold': Biochemists Discover 'Parking Position' of Fat-Burning Enzymes
- Walking to Work Cuts Risk of Diabetes and High Blood Pressure
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