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- 28.09.05 Hypnotherapy an effective treatment for IBS
- 28.09.05 Robots to shed light on sexual disease
- 29.09.05 Memorising and reminiscing makes your brain work faster
- 29.09.05 Back and neck pain hampers memory
- 29.09.05 Impact of somatization on health resource usage in patients with irritable bowel syndrome
- 29.09.05 Research offers new approach to developing treatments for cocaine and amphetamine addiction
- 30.09.05 Dial-up Drinks Prompt Expert Warnings
- 30.09.05 Life-saving drug not widely used in Africa - because its too cheap
- 30.09.05 Autoimmune overload may damage HIV-infected brain
- 30.09.05 Nerve changes from diabetes begin earlier than previously known
- 04.10.05 Do the Europeans turn ill sitting up so late? An extensive EU-financed sleep research project is coordinated from Finland.
- 04.10.05 Obesity, history of weight gain could help predict prostate cancer progression
- 04.10.05 Fried food and fatter kids
- 04.10.05 KwaZulu-Natal’s successful fight against malaria
- 04.10.05 Fetal brain imaging
- 04.10.05 Radiation dose reduction in liver cancer
- 06.10.05 Bradford Scientists developing lifesaving vaccine for newborns
- 06.10.05 U21 and the World Health Organization: E-health is a global revolution for the poor populations of the world
- 06.10.05 Experiencing the world through the neurons of Math1
- 07.10.05 Sunderland researchers discover major breakthrough in anti-ageing industry
- 07.10.05 Anaesthesia – can the patient feel the knife?
- 07.10.05 Major Pan-European report highlights stark inequalities in cancer treatment throughout Europe
- 07.10.05 UU Scientists Developing Breakthrough Diabetes Drugs
- 07.10.05 Diagnosis of rhinitis and atopical dermatitis
- 07.10.05 Preventing Chronic Diseases - Need for concerted action
- 10.10.05 Fatty foods fight inflammation
- 11.10.05 Breast cancer increases while experts disagree on causes - Debate in crisis say academics
- 11.10.05 Researchers call for better public health campaigns to control and eliminate river blindness
- 11.10.05 Moderate exercise yields cardiovascular benefits
- 11.10.05 AIDS inflicts specific pattern of brain damage, reveals UCLA/Pittsburgh imaging study
- 11.10.05 CT colonography versus colonoscopy for colorectal cancer
- 11.10.05 Controlling neglected tropical diseases could help make poverty history
- 11.10.05 EBCT Scans Trump Angiography at Detecting Killer Heart Defect
- 11.10.05 Altering time of breast biopsy may improve mastectomy reconstruction process
- 11.10.05 Fetal exposure to toxins could be behind rise in asthma
- 12.10.05 Papaya Heals Burns
- 12.10.05 No reason to fear very low LDL
- 12.10.05 Practice makes perfect when implanting cardioverter-defibrillator devices
- 12.10.05 NIAID launches first Phase II trial of a ’global’ HIV/AIDS vaccine
- 12.10.05 Vanadium appears to play role in speeding recovery from infections
- 13.10.05 Violent video games lead to brain activity characteristic of aggression
- 14.10.05 Helping vulnerable people to manage their medicines
- 14.10.05 Pillows - a hot bed of fungal spores
- 14.10.05 Ebixa (memantine) approved for the treatment of moderate Alzheimer’s disease
- 14.10.05 Radical surgery best option for most ovarian cancer patients with cancer in diaphragm
- 17.10.05 Heredity plays big role in heart disease risk factors
- 17.10.05 New radiation technique helps brain cancer patients keep their hair
- 17.10.05 First powder injection molding process for pure niobium
- 18.10.05 Advances in wireless biosensor technology: Subcutaneous sensors will provide even more accurate data on patient health
- 18.10.05 Have researchers found a biomarker to signal a more agressive form of prostate cancer?
- 18.10.05 Even very low levels of environmental toxins can damage health
- 18.10.05 Mice provide insight into therapy-induced cancers in humans
- 18.10.05 Radiation, chemotherapy before surgery controls rectal cancer
- 18.10.05 New one week radiation treatment for breast cancer patients offers promising results
- 19.10.05 Interactive websites can help manage chronic diseases
- 19.10.05 Hertfordshire group to adopt a new approach to weight loss
- 19.10.05 DCU world class “early-warning” research on cancer, diabetes and heart disease gets €22.5m boost
- 19.10.05 Fish is good – fish is bad. Balancing health risks and benefits
- 19.10.05 Dual therapy works best for controlling asthma
- 19.10.05 Radiation therapy can help spare vision in patients with melanoma of the eye
- 19.10.05 Precision radiation therapy yields rare success for liver tumors
- 20.10.05 Side-effects cause some breast cancer patients to skip hormone treatment
- 20.10.05 Research team develops cancer-curing T-lymphocyte-based therapy to eradicate malignant tumours
- 20.10.05 Steroids and chicken pox not a good mix
- 20.10.05 Radical Approach to Cardiac Resynchronization Shows Promise
- 20.10.05 CT scan can spare some head and neck cancer patients surgery
- 20.10.05 Annual prostate cancer screening test appears to save lives
- 20.10.05 Mayo Clinic reports breakthrough treatment for breast cancer
- 20.10.05 Herceptin treatment lowers recurrence rate in early breast cancer
- 20.10.05 Gamma knife effective in treating trigeminal neuralgia
- 20.10.05 Hopkins emergency physician warns of post-hurricane disease and illness
- 20.10.05 Exercise vital to build strong bones
- 20.10.05 Media invitation: World Leaders In Cancer Research To Meet In Liverpool
- 20.10.05 For a high-specification wheelchair
- 21.10.05 UU Research Probes Alzheimer’s/Diabetes Links
- 21.10.05 Deep brain stimulation can lower blood pressure
- 21.10.05 ’Orphan medication’ in Europe
- 21.10.05 Got milk? How breastfeeding affects HIV transmission
- 21.10.05 Emotional impairment linked to cognitive deficits in bipolar children
- 24.10.05 ’Orphan medication’ in Europe
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