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- 14.02.05 Novel "Canary on a Chip" Sensor Measures Tiny Changes in Cell Volume; Provides Assay Results in Minutes
- 14.02.05 Right before Your Eyes: Visual Recognition Begins with Categorization
- 14.02.05 International trial of two microbicides begins
- 14.02.05 Emory researchers find more evidence for children’s growth spurts, pain
- 14.02.05 Transport system smuggles medicines into brain
- 14.02.05 Künstliche Herzen statt Transplantation: "Chance auf ein neues Leben"
- 14.02.05 A startling diary reveals the onset of autism
- 14.02.05 Ingestion of Afterbirth Appears to Promote Maternal Behavior in Mammals
- 14.02.05 Prior caesarean delivery not linked to increased risk of stillbirth
- 14.02.05 Bacteria collection sheds light on urinary tract infections
- 15.02.05 NHLBI study shows smoking cessation programs improve survival
- 15.02.05 X-Ray Beams and Fruit Fly "Flight Simulator" Show Muscle Power
- 15.02.05 Migration and AIDS: social control, a brake on the spread of HIV in Senegal?
- 15.02.05 Clot-busting drugs may help detect potentially
- 15.02.05 Age should not be a factor in determining heart transplantation eligibility
- 15.02.05 U of T researchers describe ’Joe Canadian’ tongue
- 15.02.05 Striking a chord with concertgoers to reduce hearing loss
- 15.02.05 First Next Generation Body Scanner Launched
- 16.02.05 An implanted nerve stimulator helps drop foot sufferers walk faster and better
- 16.02.05 Small increases or ’blips’ in HIV levels do not signal mutations leading to drug-resistant HIV
- 16.02.05 Faster, less expensive test proven more effective in detecting bladder cancer
- 16.02.05 Green tea extract shows promise as an anti-cancer agent
- 16.02.05 Radiologists offer non-surgical treatment for early-stage liver cancer
- 16.02.05 "EuroVacc 02" HIV Vaccine trial begins
- 17.02.05 New European cancer figures for 2004 - cancer experts say major efforts needed against the big four killers
- 17.02.05 No increase in C-sections when epidural analgesia given early in labor
- 17.02.05 Young blood revives aging muscles
- 17.02.05 Hormone therapy controversy raises drug safety issues
- 17.02.05 PENN begins clinical trial of newest technology to treat thoracic aortic aneurysms
- 18.02.05 ’Marital strain’ increases women’s risk of death, heart disease
- 18.02.05 Brain controls robot arm in monkey
- 18.02.05 Mechanical tension helps shape lung development
- 18.02.05 Medication helps alcoholics control drinking
- 21.02.05 A more accurate screening test for prostate cancer?
- 21.02.05 New clues to amyloidoses ?
- 21.02.05 Epilepsy and depression - A two-way street?
- 21.02.05 Lead in the environment causes violent crime
- 21.02.05 USC dental researchers develop first test for predicting cavities in children
- 21.02.05 Lack of specific collagen type leads to osteoarthritis
- 22.02.05 Climate change to bring a wave of new health risks
- 22.02.05 Learning to fight an adversary that won’t stay down
- 22.02.05 How often should women get mammograms?
- 22.02.05 New Georgia Tech micro-CT imaging technique to help tissue engineers improve bone regeneration
- 22.02.05 Familiar blood pressure drug may prevent osteoporosis
- 22.02.05 Inflammatory molecules released by pollen trigger allergies
- 22.02.05 New collaborations offer hope for HIV/AIDS vaccine
- 22.02.05 Migraine linked to risky heart health
- 22.02.05 Why some lung cancers stop responding to Tarceva and Iressa
- 22.02.05 Diagnosis of prions in patients should utilize novel strategy
- 22.02.05 Physical activity linked to protection from Parkinson’s disease
- 22.02.05 Contaminated needles not contributing to spread of HIV in Africa
- 22.02.05 EU Funding Helps Fight Liver Cancer
- 23.02.05 Scientific evidence for diets: don’t believe everything you read
- 23.02.05 Marijuana ingredient may stall decline from Alzheimer’s
- 23.02.05 Potential drug target for treating cocaine abuse found
- 23.02.05 Treatment guidelines for kids with bipolar disorder published
- 23.02.05 When the brain, not the ears, goes hard of hearing
- 23.02.05 Celecoxib safe for short-term use in patients with cirrhosis
- 23.02.05 Cancer in patients with hepatitis C
- 23.02.05 Investigational transplant drug effectively preserves kidneys while avoiding toxic side effects
- 23.02.05 Probable trigger of kidney disease in diabetics identified
- 23.02.05 Exercise therapy builds strength, mobility in MS patients
- 23.02.05 Researcher explores ways to make hypnosis a more effective therapeutic technique
- 23.02.05 Cell Migration And Inflammation
- 24.02.05 Schepens scientists regenerate optic nerve for the first time
- 24.02.05 Cartilage repair techniques shown to restore patient mobility and reduce pain
- 24.02.05 OHSU scientists develop MRI approach to improve breast cancer detection
- 24.02.05 UC researchers create model of brain’s electrical storm during a seizure
- 24.02.05 IT Project Offers Help To Parkinson’s Sufferers
- 24.02.05 New radio-frequency technique for knee injuries
- 25.02.05 Heart problem: York academics study cardiac rehab shortfall
- 25.02.05 Inpatient smoking cessation counseling is associated with early differences in mortality
- 25.02.05 Dysentery uses ’sword and shield’ to cause infection
- 25.02.05 Is caesarean section linked to postnatal depression?
- 25.02.05 New imaging technologies can enhance orthopaedic outcomes
- 25.02.05 Topical treatment shown to inhibit HIV and herpes simplex virus infection
- 28.02.05 Computer program useful tool in dental care
- 28.02.05 Promising new strategy for Swedish medical research
- 28.02.05 Major review of subway systems suggests potential for significant health and safety hazards
- 28.02.05 Patient knows best when it comes to ulcerative colitis
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