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(Date:9/4/2008)... unique partnership between Syracuse University an...r access to life-saving vaccines for children livi...orld. The Institute recently awarded $250,000 to ...stant professor of chemistry in the College of Art...st tetanus and rotavirus, a severe form of diarrhe...

(Date:9/4/2008)...VANSTON, Ill. --- Biological systems are constantl... survival amidst environmental fluctuations and in... a Northwestern University research team has found...abolisms that are especially well suited to handle...nd mutations. , The results, published online ...

(Date:9/4/2008)...ould a computer model help stabilize the tuna popu...l fuel without jeopardizing food production? , T...er scientists, applied mathematicians, economists,...d with Cornell University,s new Institute for Comp...0 million grant from the National Science Foundati...

(Date:9/4/2008)...stralian researchers and a pathology company have ...ed system which may reveal a way to predict premat...of Melbourne, the University of Newcastle and Symb...research, engineering and pathology to develop a c...mature birth., About 17,000 pre-term births occur...

...ay issue of the Journal of Wildlife Management rep...m, Wildlife Conservation Society and other groups ...of Criminal Justice to developed a new technique t...ive member of the weasel family, and the only carn...

Circadian clocks regulate the timing of biological functions in almost all higher organisms. Anyone who has flown through several time zones knows the jet lag that can result when this timing is disru

...of Technology's Center for Integrated Manufacturin...l Transportation Authority (RGRTA) are collaborati...nt state-of-the-art vehicle monitoring technology ...will assist the fleet in increasing energy efficie...

COLUMBIA, Mo. While in Thailand, a University of Missouri-Columbia researcher found a treasure-trove of previously unknown information about aquatic insects in the country. In the process, he learned

...le evidence to support the belief that a person's ...iving cancer, finds a study in this week's BMJ.......f psychological coping styles (including fighting ...idance) and survival from or recurrence of cancer....

...v. 9, 2002 A preliminary study reports that enhan...ms of Crohn's disease in 80 percent of patients wi...nflammatory gastrointestinal disorder. ......The r...he Lancet by investigators at Washington Universit...

...agement teams, faced with an approaching hurricane...es for real-time decision making on issues ranging...uating assisted-living facilities by using a compu... The research team says the system also can assist...

... Although individuals vary widely, on average, pre...formation -- including understanding what they see...s deficit in processing speed is already present i...e does not narrow with age. The research is publis...

...- Research published in the Journal of General Int...dividuals reported that they felt discriminated ag...s. Despite demographic variations, all subgroups ...period of one year, nearly 2500 HIV-infected adult...

...y higher risk of early death following bariatric s...death is higher among men, older patients, and pat...iatric procedures, according to a study in the Oct...most adults are overweight or obese, and obesity i...

... seek radiation re-treatment for pain caused by pr...ried men. That is the conclusion of a Radiation T... at the 47th Annual Meeting of the American Societ..., Colo...."Patients often experience a great deal ...

...merican Society of Hematology (ASH) is teaming up ...an effort to increase the number of minority schol...th RWJF's Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development ...eation of the ASH-AMFDP, which will provide four-y...