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- 25.05.05 Facial trauma may cause significant social and behavioral problems
- 25.05.05 Decreasing death anxiety
- 31.05.05 Witnessing gun violence increases likelihood that a child will also commit violent crime
- 31.05.05 Difference in talking louder, talking over noise depends on verbal cues, internal targets
- 31.05.05 Study: ’homemade’ gene expression technology unreliable
- 31.05.05 Hurricane winds most likely to hit N.C., Florida cities
- 31.05.05 Study spells out new evidence for roots of dyslexia
- 01.06.05 Cancer patients have increased risk of cognitive dysfunction
- 01.06.05 Non-dieters more successful at boosting health than dieters
- 01.06.05 Cancer survivors may be at higher risk for cognitive dysfunction
- 01.06.05 Despite alternatives, addictive drugs most often prescribed for sleep problems
- 01.06.05 New study has surprise findings on childhood depression
- 02.06.05 Proven simple actions could save up to 850 lives each year from fires in Europe
- 03.06.05 Greater Risk of Death for Cardiac Surgery Patients with Long ICU Stay
- 03.06.05 Study: Plants use dual defense system to fight pathogens
- 03.06.05 Consumer literacy
- 03.06.05 Vanilla vs rocky road
- 06.06.05 Cueing in on quality
- 06.06.05 Penny pinching
- 06.06.05 Researchers report breakthrough against world’s deadliest viruses
- 06.06.05 High school start times deprive teens of sleep, affect academic performance
- 06.06.05 Study recommends new guidelines for air bag safety in children
- 06.06.05 ’Real life’ study clarifies risk of recurrence for high-risk breast cancer patients
- 07.06.05 Mental Illness Exacts Heavy Toll, Beginning in Youth
- 07.06.05 Loyola researchers discover congestive heart failure biological marker
- 07.06.05 Opiate cocktail may spare cells from morphine’s dark side
- 07.06.05 University of Chicago study overturns conventional theory in evolution
- 08.06.05 Tourism offers lifeline to fishing communities
- 08.06.05 Women overestimate breast cancer risk
- 08.06.05 Blood-based TB test matches up to old skin test in study among health workers in India
- 08.06.05 Study links regions of two chromosomes to susceptibility for type of autism
- 09.06.05 Are microRNAs oncogenes?
- 09.06.05 TV confuses children about which foods are healthy
- 09.06.05 New report on human security in war-torn societies contrasts local views with outside personnel
- 10.06.05 New findings show a slow recovery from extreme global warming episode 55 million years ago
- 10.06.05 Junk DNA shapes social behavior
- 10.06.05 AMS news - study shows radars save lives
- 13.06.05 New advances may slow tumor growth in pancreatic cancer
- 13.06.05 Teen-agers with Type 1 diabetes already developing cardiovascular disease
- 14.06.05 Study shows eutrophic lakes may not recover for a millennium
- 14.06.05 30 years later, epilepsy surgery shows good results
- 15.06.05 Large multinational general population study shows restless legs syndrome is common, under-diagnosed
- 15.06.05 Fish oil does not lower risk of heart problems for patients with implantable defibrillators
- 15.06.05 Canadian study demonstrates new approach to achieving diabetes control
- 15.06.05 Researchers launch study of environmental causes of Alzheimer’s disease
- 15.06.05 Can’t serve an ace? Could be muscle fatigue
- 16.06.05 The bigger the serving, the more young children will eat
- 17.06.05 Female volunteers prepare for a second ’bedrest’
- 17.06.05 Dartmouth study reveals flaws in screening for TB; Cases in 3rd world HIV patients may go undetected
- 17.06.05 Fossil Patagonian plants show high insect feeding diversity 52 million years ago
- 17.06.05 500 million years of errors: Brachiopod shells record shadow of arms race in ancient oceans
- 20.06.05 Study confirms intensive treatment of diabetic patients significantly reduces heart disease
- 20.06.05 Study sheds light on why diabetes drug causes edema
- 20.06.05 A good game of golf—mind over matter
- 21.06.05 Enzyme family plays role in Alzheimer’s
- 21.06.05 Thalidomide treatment proves better than conventional chemotherapy for multiple myeloma
- 23.06.05 New international study demonstrates worldwide readiness for Open Access mandate
- 23.06.05 Study sheds light on the developmental origins of polycystic ovarian syndrome
- 27.06.05 Researchers discover mechanism that may enable stem cell-based treatment for eye disorders
- 27.06.05 Breast cancer growth regulator holds promise for more targeted treatment
- 27.06.05 Thyroid-cancer test reveals recurrence early
- 28.06.05 Building Strength in Computer Science: A new study from AAAS
- 28.06.05 Smoking and inflammation
- 28.06.05 New Cornell study suggests that mental processing is continuous, not like a computer
- 29.06.05 $5.1 Billion Would Save 6 Million Children
- 29.06.05 Watching more TV increases seniors’ negative views of aging
- 29.06.05 Study shows how sleep improves memory
- 30.06.05 The promise of a tetracycline antibiotic for treating osteoarthritis
- 30.06.05 Shark attack worries? Driving to the beach is more deadly
- 01.07.05 Oregon study confirms health benefits of cobblestone walking for older adults
- 01.07.05 New research puts a fresh spin on current thinking of speech evolution in humans
- 01.07.05 Spam can be good for you
- 01.07.05 New drug is effective in reducing rejection in heart transplantation
- 01.07.05 Measures can help save frontal sinuses
- 04.07.05 Poly/mono balance important to cholesterol-lowering diet
- 04.07.05 Study links adolescent IQ/activity levels with risk of dementia
- 04.07.05 New study suggests role for clazosentan in the prevention of cerebral vasospasm after aneurysmal SAH
- 05.07.05 Study: Vasodilators first choice for some heart patients
- 05.07.05 A TV in the bedroom is associated with lower standardized test scores among third grade students
- 05.07.05 Pediatricians’ opinions vary on reporting threshold for suspected child abuse
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