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(Date:11/30/2008)... across Europe are embarking on new research to de...rgy affects around 10 million EU citizens and ther...e of Food Research, a lead partner in the Food All...l people with food allergy can do is avoid the foo...e anaphylaxis has a great impact on their quality ...

(Date:11/27/2008)...nal of Experimental Biology are pleased to announ... Sydney is the winner of this year,s JEB Outstandi... November in The Journal of Experimental Biology ...ze recognises the contribution of an outstanding y...ussutour was the first author on the paper ,Carboh...

(Date:11/27/2008)...d insidious environmental threat has been detected...,s and York universities. , Along with scientist...he team has documented biological damage caused by...ft-water lakes. , Calling the phenomenon "aquati...ski, lead author of the study, notes that calcium ...

(Date:11/26/2008)...n Society, the Government of Cameroon, and other p... park to help protect the world,s most endangered ...ow forms part of an important trans-boundary prote..., safeguarding an estimated 115 gorillasa third of...r rare species. Trans-boundary protected areas all...

...Sciences has awarded Carnegie president emerita Ma...my's most prestigious honor, for her inspired lead... and public policy. Each year the academy awards t...dinary commitment to the use of science for public...

...iences has selected Maxine F. Singer, president em...to receive the Public Welfare Medal, its most pres...ted annually to honor extraordinary use of science...rd for providing inspired and effective leadership...

...a today announced measures to fight the mountain p...and forests in British Columbia. The Federal Mount...to minimize the consequences of the beetle infesta...'s eastward spread.... "This outbreak is a major t...

A hormone found naturally in the gut is the basis of a new drug to tackle obesity, one of three inaugural awards under the Wellcome Trust's Seeding Drug Discovery initiative. The drug is being develop

...f Alzheimer's disease is important now that drugs ...rely solely on cognitive tests, says a.leading exp...t best. Alzheimer's.disease, which affects more th...ry, speech and perception. Among adult Americans, ...

...f you've ever seen a pile of ivy that has taken th...ve seen the principle that researchers are.followi... In research partly.sponsored by NASA, scientists ...reported advances in characterizing the structural...

...LIS --Indiana University School of Medicine resear...d to the growing list of parts of the.body found t...ens cells have receptors for estrogen, adding furt...hat estrogen may play a role in preventing.catarac...

...ical data indicates need for standardized examinat...y ...............BOSTON, MA - September 30, 1999 -...to improve physicians' accuracy in screening for b...he October 6, 1999 edition of the Journal of the A...

...inical trial of over 48,000 post-menopausal women,...n of fruits, vegetables and whole grains is not as...ears, according to a study in the January 4 issue ...ted States has increased dramatically during the p...

...the amino acid supplement L-arginine following a h...ions and measurements and may be associated with a... the January 4 issue of JAMA.......L-arginine is a...ized as having benefits for patients with hyperten...

Researchers at Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix have developed a new method that allows technicians to obtain clearer Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans with less sensitivity to patient mo

A study published in the January issue of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) journal Gastroenterology found a difference in how people responded to popular painkillers and that up to 3