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- 07.11.05 A recipe for overeating: Studies outline dangers of mixing stress, deprivation and tempting foods
- 07.11.05 Key holes appear in books giving parents advice about raising adolescent
- 07.11.05 Study highlights the ramifications of medical misdiagnosis
- 08.11.05 New study shows link between prolonged bottle-feeding and iron deficiency
- 08.11.05 Is it okay to sign Alzheimer’s patients up for research studies?
- 08.11.05 Gender differences are a laughing matter, Stanford brain study shows
- 08.11.05 Adolescents who watch smoking in movies are more likely to try smoking
- 08.11.05 Study finds low birth weight rates vary widely across US
- 08.11.05 Study highlights the ramifications of medical misdiagnosis
- 08.11.05 Study: Key holes appear in books giving parents advice about raising adolescent
- 08.11.05 High income earners use more diagnostic imaging
- 08.11.05 Seal rookeries could provide a reliable food source for endangered California condors, study finds
- 09.11.05 Cannabis-based medicine relieves the pain of rheumatoid arthritis and suppresses the disease
- 09.11.05 Common viruses may cause cancer
- 09.11.05 MUHC investigators search for the root of sexual pain in women
- 10.11.05 Sperm donor crisis – researchers find sharp fall requires urgent new recruitment strategies
- 10.11.05 Some outgrow allergy to tree nuts
- 10.11.05 IBS study shows that targeted antibiotics lead to long-lasting improvement in symptoms
- 10.11.05 Children of bipolar parents score higher on creativity test
- 10.11.05 Sleep apnea and risk for stroke and death
- 10.11.05 N.C. parents want tobacco use
- 10.11.05 Medical debt undermines housing security for working families, new national study shows
- 11.11.05 Study finds torture and human rights abuses among Tibetan refugees
- 11.11.05 Women are receiving less aggressive treatment for chest pain and heart attacks than men
- 11.11.05 Earliest European farmers left little genetic mark on modern Europe
- 11.11.05 Olfactory System Detects Pheromones that Control Reproduction
- 14.11.05 Mayo Clinic Cancer Center finds better predictors for outcomes after radical prostatectomy
- 14.11.05 Exercise adds years to life and improves quality
- 15.11.05 New study suggests ways to brighten nanotube light sources
- 15.11.05 Exercise plus gene therapy shows promise for treating Lou Gehrig’s disease
- 15.11.05 Older brains ’rise to the challenge’
- 15.11.05 Brain memory area modifies its ’wiring diagram’ during the female cycle
- 15.11.05 Wide range of options increases extreme choices
- 15.11.05 Risky business: Consumer risk influenced by level of enjoyment in sequential activities
- 15.11.05 Blue-light special vs. price slashing: Comparing frequent discounts to periodic deep discounts
- 15.11.05 Rheumatic disease increases risks in pregnancy
- 15.11.05 New research links consumer behavior to the weather
- 15.11.05 Sweet snacks could be best medicine for stress
- 16.11.05 European farmers used primeval oxen in cattle breeding
- 16.11.05 New study to find cause of ex-PM’s hand disease
- 16.11.05 Seasonal depression, anxiety affects hamsters
- 16.11.05 Studies throw light on biomarkers which predict the subsets of patients where gefitinib has the greatest benefit
- 16.11.05 Restricting diet may reverse early-stage Parkinson’s disease
- 16.11.05 UCLA researchers observe how the immune system recognizes and responds to cancer
- 17.11.05 Brain activity related to processing faces is similar in people with, without autism
- 17.11.05 Global signaling study suggests cancer link to protein promiscuity
- 17.11.05 Lifestyle modification plus medication more effective than medication alone
- 17.11.05 Ozone levels may raise risk of underweight births
- 17.11.05 International multi-center study confirms value of blood test to diagnose heart failure
- 18.11.05 New technique multiplies life span in simple organisms
- 18.11.05 Early Earth likely had continents, was habitable, according to new study
- 18.11.05 Immigrant youth better off if still attached to their ethnic culture, largest-ever international study finds
- 18.11.05 Gene at heart of bad outcomes in high blood pressure patients
- 21.11.05 New study shows patients more willing to consider self-injectable HIV therapy than many physicians anticipate
- 21.11.05 Patients’ reports of domestic violence not recorded by a nearly a third of surveyed physicians
- 21.11.05 Twins’ lower IQ levels than single-born children not down to social factors
- 21.11.05 Thanksgiving gluttony misaligned with ’intuitive eating’ approach examined in new study
- 21.11.05 Study shows value of innovation to manufacturers as outsourcing’s impact continues
- 22.11.05 Study uncovers placental microtransfusions lead to transmission of AIDS virus during childbirth
- 22.11.05 In autism and related disorders, recognizing emotion is different than identity
- 22.11.05 Charter schools serving more urban and disadvantaged students, study finds
- 22.11.05 Study shows people unaware of harmful effects of painkillers
- 23.11.05 Mayo clinic study finds occupation and education influence risk for Parkinson’s disease
- 23.11.05 Multiple-birth babies, boys have higher risk of defects
- 23.11.05 Just How Much Is a Serving of Dip? Psychologists Believe "Unit Bias" Determines the Acceptable Amount to Eat
- 23.11.05 Researchers reveals how certain chemicals protect the brain against cell damage
- 23.11.05 SLU research on teen moms refutes conventional wisdom: Early motherhood may not ruin their lives
- 23.11.05 Study shows radiation therapy for pelvic cancers increases risk for fractures in older women
- 23.11.05 MRI best tool for studying intricate nerves in dogs
- 23.11.05 The first laugh: New study posits evolutionary origins of two distinct types of laughter
- 23.11.05 First ever study to investigate impact of chronic wasting disease on humans
- 24.11.05 Discovery disproves simple concept of memory as ’storage space’
- 25.11.05 Swimming with dolphins can alleviate depression
- 28.11.05 Are pets good for you?
- 28.11.05 New Study Published in PNAS Confirms Potential Utility of Marillion´s Nanoparticle Technology for Tumor Targeting Agents
- 28.11.05 Brain structure associated with fear inhibition also may influence personality
- 29.11.05 Major ovarian cancer clinical study announced at Yale using combination drug therapy
- 29.11.05 Study links progressive aphasia syndrome to prion gene
- 29.11.05 New research targets treatment for dementia and brain injuries
- 29.11.05 For many public buildings, form doesn’t follow function
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