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Breaking Medicine News(10 mins):Health News:Substitutions Make Holiday Fare Healthier 2Health News:Life-Saving Airman, Leukemia Patient Meet for First Time 2Health News:Life-Saving Airman, Leukemia Patient Meet for First Time 3Health News:Med-Emerg International Inc. obtains interim court order for plan of arrangement with AIM Health Group Inc. 2Health News:Med-Emerg International Inc. obtains interim court order for plan of arrangement with AIM Health Group Inc. 3WASHINGTON -- Hostility may predict heart disease more often than traditional coronary heart disease (CHD) risk factors like high cholesterol, cigarette smoking and weight, according to research repor
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Scientists find missing enzyme for tuberculosis iron scavenging pathway 2Global team member comments on landmark ecosystem report 2Solving sleep problems helps epileptic children 2Solving sleep problems helps epileptic children 3Earth's services in peril, report concludes 2Earth's services in peril, report concludes 3Earth's services in peril, report concludes 4...w to Yorkshire lowfat' pigs, ...people have been b...nce prehistoric times. ...But there has been no e...y the selective ...breeding. Until now.......By m...("chips"), a team of scientists ...lead by Ralph J...
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TORONTO, June 3 Every six minutes, a woman dies of a pregnancy complication called preeclampsia nine women an hour, according to the Preeclampsia Foundation. The disorder, which is linked to hyperte
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Scientists discover that genetic changes result mostly from many small contributors 2Collaboration advances potential therapy for autoimmune diseases 2Collaboration advances potential therapy for autoimmune diseases 3Preeclampsia linked with higher risk of preterm delivery and later-life vascular disease 2Protozoan chosen for genome sequencing 2