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(Date:9/7/2008)...f older patients successfully treated for colorect...le to detect any recurrence of cancer. The study, ... , a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer ...monitoring of colorectal cancer survivors could af...y curative surgery for colorectal cancer have an i...
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...tern and central Arnhem Land, the Healthy Country...s of Indigenous people compared to their involveme... This exploratory study investigated the close con...l lands and the impacts that this may have on the ...
...ESA's environmental satellite Envisat, scientists ...over Australia during the wildfire season largely ...00 kilometres away.... Using SCIAMACHY, Annemieke ...ce Research and her colleagues at Utrecht Universi...
...ents in the treatment of coronary artery blockage ...ion rates are higher among patients receiving drug...g to two studies in the May 9 issue of JAMA.... St...ry after balloon angioplasty is used to open an ob...
health news:US movies expose youth to billions of smoking images 2health news:Healthy country, healthy people 2health news:Transcontinental wildfire emissions monitored from space 2health news:Off-label and untested use of drug-coated stents appears widespread 2health news:Off-label and untested use of drug-coated stents appears widespread 3health news:Off-label and untested use of drug-coated stents appears widespread 4...RBOR, MI A single mutation in a single gene is en..., scientists from the University of Michigan and t...And while the inherited defect itself is rare, its...ies of much more common paralyzing conditions, fro...
...earch team at The Hospital for Sick Children (HSC)...that folic acid food fortification has resulted in...blastoma, a deadly childhood cancer. This research...urnal Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics......."...
...nella, a well-known food-borne bacterium, uses pro... cells it invades, forcing these cells to flow aro...ockefeller University have discovered.......The re... journal Science, provides the first detailed insi...
...OTTESVILLE, Va., Sept. 25 A protein in Salmonella...by using two arms in a "stapling" action, accordin...th System. The U.Va. researchers, working with col...ort their findings in the September 26 edition of ...
New gene for rare inherited paralysis may aid other spinal cord research, too 2New gene for rare inherited paralysis may aid other spinal cord research, too 3New gene for rare inherited paralysis may aid other spinal cord research, too 4Sick Kids researchers link maternal folic acid intake to decrease in deadly childhood cancer 2Salmonella uses molecular staples to change structure of infected cells 2Salmonella uses molecular staples to change structure of infected cells 3Salmonella uses molecular staples to change structure of infected cells 4UVa scientists detail salmonella protein 2...ew grant from the National Institutes of Health wi...rsity of Tennessee better understand how people in...uruli ulcer.... The grant from the National Instit...tom Sciences will enable the company, in partnersh...
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The University of Colorados Technology Transfer Office has executed two licenses with Quidel Corporation of San Diego, CA, a leading provider of rapid point-of-care (POC) diagnostic tests. The agreeme
...The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) is pro...n Leadership Awards. This year, the Programme awar...untries with support totalling $502,500.... CLP, f...pports the vital work of a new rising generation o...
UT and Atom Sciences Collaborate on NIH grant to develop test for major african disease 2Malaria -- Effective insecticide-repellent synergy against mosquito vectors 2Malaria -- Effective insecticide-repellent synergy against mosquito vectors 3University of Colorado licenses two influenza virus detection discoveries to Quidel Corp. 2Conservation Leadership Program announces 2007 awardees 2Conservation Leadership Program announces 2007 awardees 3