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- 05.08.02 Bioengineered, rhythmically beating heart muscle could aid cardiac research
- 06.08.02 Infection with toxoplasmososis increases the risk of being involved in a road traffic accident
- 06.08.02 New endovascular prosthesis is promising for non-surgical treatment of TAAs
- 06.08.02 Gene therapy boosts cancer chemotherapy
- 06.08.02 Finding the Right Path
- 07.08.02 Aspirin may help prevent pancreatic cancer
- 07.08.02 Dietary change may prevent the most serious form of prostate cancer
- 08.08.02 Hormone found to reduce appetite by a third
- 08.08.02 Complex physical learning may compensate for prenatal alcohol exposure, study shows
- 08.08.02 Activism may help those with AIDS cope better with illness
- 08.08.02 Guns, Bats, and Cash
- 08.08.02 UCSD Study Shows Increased Transmission Of Drug-Resistant HIV Infection
- 09.08.02 Bone-marrow Cell Transplantation Could Save Limbs
- 09.08.02 Exposure To Bacteria Modulates Immune Response And Decreases Allergy In Farm Children
- 09.08.02 New insights into insect antimicrobials point the way to novel antibiotics
- 09.08.02 Cause of hepatitis A virulence pinpointed
- 09.08.02 Medical physicist treats spinal tumors faster with new procedure
- 12.08.02 Researchers find gene that causes leukemia in children with Down syndrome
- 12.08.02 Intensive care treatment may be bad for your health
- 13.08.02 New drug boost for asbestos-related lung cancer sufferers
- 13.08.02 Potent experimental drug shown to slow the growth of breast and prostate cancer tumors in mice
- 13.08.02 Mayo Clinic study finds optimists report a higher quality of life than pessimists
- 13.08.02 UK research unveils new generation of immunological adjuvants
- 14.08.02 Gene therapy may increase cancer cure rates, medical physicists show
- 14.08.02 New approach by Cornell researcher could enable treatment of some cancers with retinoic acid with little or no side effects
- 15.08.02 Even very light smokers run serious heart attack risk
- 15.08.02 Thigh length of babies in the womb linked to later childhood health
- 15.08.02 Ras Gene Causes Cancer Via Different Pathways in Humans vs. Mice
- 15.08.02 Laser procedure effective in correcting nasal blockages associated with deviated septum
- 15.08.02 Promising vaccine may provide long-lasting protection against malaria
- 15.08.02 New compound may immobilize AIDS virus, certain radionuclides
- 16.08.02 Studies define biochemical structure that keeps blood pressure low, bypass grafts open
- 16.08.02 Genetics in Clinical Practice: A Revolutionary Approach
- 16.08.02 New hope for migraine sufferers
- 19.08.02 New broccoli compound appears promising against breast cancer
- 20.08.02 Technique to Induce Cancer Cells to ‘Commit Suicide’
- 20.08.02 Mushrooms May Work Wonders In Cancer Treatment And Prevention
- 20.08.02 It`s good to talk: new multidiciplinary journal aims to improve communication between researchers
- 20.08.02 Honey fights cholesterol as well as some fruits and vegetables
- 20.08.02 Stanford researcher shows flu shot benefits outweigh costs in healthy young adults
- 20.08.02 High levels of C-reactive protein indicate early heart disease
- 20.08.02 Promising multi-strain HIV vaccine candidate emerges
- 21.08.02 New cancer drug possible from compound found in common food
- 21.08.02 Fertility patients may benefit from revolutionary womb transplant surgery
- 21.08.02 Herbal dietary supplement alters metabolism of chemotherapy drug
- 21.08.02 Ginkgo fails important memory test, according to study in JAMA
- 21.08.02 Cancer Patients Can Be Endangered By `Alternative Cures` On The Web
- 21.08.02 Marijuana-derived compound targets pain, inflammation
- 22.08.02 Potential cause of arthritis discovered
- 22.08.02 Study finds link between common neurological disorder and Alzheimer’s disease
- 22.08.02 Whole grains reduce long-term risk of type 2 diabetes in men
- 22.08.02 Long-term avoidance of milk in children results in poor bone health
- 22.08.02 Tissue Engineers Steering Stem Cells to Produce Bones, Cartilage
- 23.08.02 Testing Earlier for Gestational Diabetes a Smarter Way to Screen Pregnant Women
- 23.08.02 HIV targets active genes in cells
- 23.08.02 Making cancer cells susceptible to therapeutic attack
- 26.08.02 New Developments in Angiogenic Therapy Emerging from Oxford
- 26.08.02 Verbal memory test best indicator of who will have Alzheimer’s disease, new study says
- 26.08.02 Sleep and sedation controlled in same brain centre, say scientists
- 26.08.02 Of mice and men: Deaf mouse leads scientists to new human hearing loss gene
- 27.08.02 Cell transplants look promising for stroke recovery
- 27.08.02 Strategies allow for drug-free transplants, report researchers at international congress
- 27.08.02 Rutgers research shows caffeine may prevent skin cancer
- 27.08.02 Combining Rb2 gene with radiation therapy quickens tumor cell death, Temple researchers find
- 28.08.02 Additive that makes juices ’tart’ quadruples yield of essential hemophilia treatment
- 28.08.02 Multiple pets may decrease children’s allergy risk
- 28.08.02 Climate and cholera: an increasingly important link
- 28.08.02 Twenty years of monkey research boosts AIDS knowledge
- 28.08.02 New drug that enhances glutamate transmission in brain being evaluated for fragile X
- 29.08.02 Study supports link between passive exposure to cigarette smoke and risk of heart disease
- 29.08.02 UT Southwestern scientist explores caffeine-signaling activity in brain function
- 30.08.02 Further Evidence Of Increase In Allergic Disease In Western Countries
- 30.08.02 Plant compound kills brain tumor cells
- 30.08.02 Heart, heart-lung and lung transplant recipients can have successful pregnancies
- 02.09.02 Soap companies and governments urged to join forces to save a million lives a year
- 02.09.02 Tracking the spread of cancer cells - Photon02
- 02.09.02 Touching outlawed by hands-free monitor - Photon02
- 02.09.02 Kidney disease in diabetics relates to insulin’s effectiveness, say Pittsburgh researchers
- 03.09.02 Home life prevents exercise in workers
- 04.09.02 Major step forward in effective treatment for HIV/AIDS
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