Health Medicine Posted August 13, 2013: How
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Posted On: 08/13/2013 5:16:59 PM
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Posted August 13, 2013:
- How Genes Tell Cellular Construction Crews, 'Read Me Now!'
- Newly Discovered 'Switch' Plays Dual Role in Memory Formation
- Decellularized Mouse Heart Beats Again After Regenerating With Human Heart Precursor Cells
- Autism Four Times Likelier When Mother's Thyroid Is Weakened
- Mediterranean Diet Counteracts a Genetic Risk of Stroke
- Sugar Toxic to Mice in 'Safe' Doses, Test Finds
- DHA-Enriched Formula in Infancy Linked to Positive Cognitive Outcomes in Childhood
- Who Benefits from Vitamin D?
- Enhancer RNAs May Open New Avenues for Gene Therapy
Posted August 12, 2013:
- New Electron Beam Writer Enables Next-Gen Biomedical and Information Technologies
- New Gene Repair Technique Promises Advances in Regenerative Medicine
- Brain's Flexible Hub Network Helps Humans Adapt
- 'Grammar' Plays Key Role in Activating Genes
- Tumor Suppressor Is Needed for Stem Cells to Mature Into Neurons
- ADHD and Texting Found to Significantly Impair Teenage Driving
- At 75, Would Popeye Still Be Able to Take on Bluto?
- If You Were a Preemie, Take Heed for Your Heart
- Your Eyes May Hold Clues to Stroke Risk
- Vitamin D Supplementation Does Not Appear to Reduce Blood Pressure in Patients With Hypertension
- Inducing and Augmenting Labor May Be Associated With Increased Risk of Autism
- 'Molecular Flashlight' Illuminates Brain Tumors in Mice
- Irrigation in Arid Regions Can Increase Malaria Risk for a Decade
- Electrical Signatures of Consciousness in the Dying Brain
- Scientists Develop Method That Ensures Safe Research on Deadly Flu Viruses: Strategy Turns Molecules in Human Lung Cells Into Viral Scissors That Cut H5N1 Bird Flu and Similar Bugs Into Pieces
- Protein That Delays Cell Division in Bacteria May Lead to Identification of New Antibiotics
- New Insights Into Neuroblastoma Tumor Suppressor May Provide Clues for Improved Treatment
- Rules for Gene-Therapy Vectors Developed
- Sense of Smell: The Nose and the Brain Make Quite a Team... in Disconnection
- School Lunch and TV Time Linked With Childhood Obesity
- Largest Study of Epilepsy Patients Ever Conducted Reveals New and Surprising Genetic Risk Factors
- New Clue on the Origin of Huntington's Disease
- A Cautionary Note on Oxytocin as a Treatment for Psychiatric Disorders
- Disease Gene Discovered for Frequent Epilepsy in Childhood
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