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California Teams With Britain In Stem Cell Research - Xinhua News Agency
los angeles, oct. 21 (xinhua) -- california's stem cell funding institute is teaming up with its british counterpart to support research collaborations between scientists, it was reported on tuesday. this is part of an effort by the california ...
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Key Findings On Psychiatric Drug Research
• discussed the need to defeat a bill in the legislature that would have banned the use of psychiatric drugs in foster children younger than 5. they indicated the bill would prevent children from getting the medical treatment they need. the bill never made it past a legislative committee.
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Study: Genetic Link Between Homosexuality And Siblings' Number Of Sexual Partners
a new study indicates that a person's homosexuality may be genetically linked to the number of sexual partners his or her heterosexual siblings have. the soon-to-be-published paper by the queensland institute of medical research in brisbane, australia, may explain how a "gay gene" can survive over time when gay people can't biologically reproduce, the economist reports.
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The Center For Orthopedic And Neurosurgical Care & Research Selects ... - Msn Moneycentral
chicago and bend, ore. , oct. 20 /prnewswire-firstcall/ -- allscripts announced today that the center for orthopedic and neurosurgical care & research has selected the allscripts enterprise(tm) (formerly touchworks(tm)) electronic health record (ehr ...
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Eddy County Shrine Club Begins Paper Drive - Carlsbad Current-argus
carlsbad — beginning friday, oct. 31, the eddy county shriners will kick off their annual paper drive. the paper drive, which has been held annually in carlsbad for the past 35 years, helps fund the children's hospitals around the u.s.a. eddy ...
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A Senator Added, But Any Benefit?
on paper, athens and the university of georgia get little added benefit from a second state senator for clarke county.
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Topsail Humane Society The Only Chance For Some Dogs
in reference to the article submitted by mr. charles rose of burgaw, which appeared in the topsail voice on oct. 8 under voice mail, i am compelled to offer a response, which i too hope makes print in your paper, because fair is fair.
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Dallas-fort Worth Stepping Up Medical Technology Firms - Dallas Morning News
north texas hasn't been a major player on the national medical research and biotechnology scene – but that may be about to change. louis deluca/dmn the touchstone diabetes center lab is one of the biotech enterprises at ut southwestern medical ...
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Many Kids Lack Insurance, Despite Having Insured Parents - Businessweek
so say researchers who found that more than 3 percent of u.s. children and adolescents are uninsured or underinsured at some point during any given year -- despite having at least one parent with health insurance. that translates into almost 3 ...
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Plant-based Omega-3 Can Carve Functional Niche
the claims come with the publication of a frost & sullivan white paper looking at flax-based omega-3 alpha linolenic acid (ala), which spies large potential for the plant derived ingredient in functional foods, albeit with some challenges ahead.
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Technique For Rapidly Reprogramming Adult Cells Into Stem Cells Published In Plos Biology
stem cell sciences plc (aim: stem, asx: stc), a company focused on the commercialisation of stem cells and stem cell technologies, notes that a paper describing a technique for reprogramming adult mammalian cells into authentic induced pluripotent stem (ips) cells has been published in plos biology, the peer-reviewed scientific journal from the public library of science (plos)(1).
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One-quarter Of Biologic Drugs Have Had Safety Issues - Forbes
tuesday, oct. 21 (healthday news) -- new research shows that almost one-quarter of biologic therapies approved in the united states and europe since 1995 have been the subject of at least one safety-related regulatory action in the decade since they ...
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Beyond Binary - Cnet News
bill gates may not be hanging around microsoft's research labs 24/7, but his vision for going beyond the mouse and keyboard seems to be doing pretty well without his day-to-day oversight. at a user interface conference this week, the software maker ...
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Mechanism In Cells That Generate Malignant Brain Tumors May Offer Target For Gene Therapy
researchers at cedars-sinai medical center's maxine dunitz neurosurgical institute who first isolated cancer stem cells in adult brain tumors in 2004 have now identified a molecular mechanism that is involved in the development of these cells from which malignant brain tumors may originate.
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How Breastfeeding Transfers Immunity To Babies
scientists have identified a molecule that is key to mothers' ability to pass along immunity to intestinal infections to their babies through breast milk.
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Sun-damaged Skin Responds Well To Laser Treatment - News-medical.net
researchers at the university of michigan health system department of dermatology have found scientific evidence that the appearance of sun-damaged skin may be improved by treatment with a topical product that increases the skin's sensitivity to ...
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Microsoft Aims To Get More Touchy-feely - Cnet News
bill gates may not be hanging around microsoft's research labs 24/7, but his vision for going beyond the mouse and keyboard seems to be doing pretty well without his day-to-day oversight. at a user interface conference this week, the software maker ...
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Study Finds "rotten Egg" Gas Key To Lowering Blood Pressure
an international research team, with scientists from the university of saskatchewan, has discovered that a gas produced in blood vessels regulates and lowers blood pressure. the team's findings, based on research in mice, may one day be used to design drug therapies for controlling high blood pressure in humans.
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the british government has promised to launch a study into the illnesses suffered by survivors of nuclear tests carried out in australia.
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A Woman's Heart: For Many Women, What They Don't Know Could Kill Them - Palm Beach Interactive
what women don't know about heart disease can kill them. • heart disease is the third leading cause of death among women aged 25-44 and the second leading cause of death among women aged 45-64. • 459,000 women die of heart disease each year ...
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