(Date:11/21/2008)...rstCall/ -- The Providence Service,Corporation (N...is, the Company,s,Chief Operating Officer, has be... Mr. Norris, appointment fills the vacancy left b...r and returns the board to six members. Mr.,Norr..., Mr. Norris, age 41, has been with Providen...
(Date:11/21/2008)... against Lennox-Gastaut syndrome , , FRI... Banzel (rufinamide) has been approved as a supple...lled Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, the U.S. Food and Dr...val was based on results of a four-month clinical ...d to patients who took a placebo, those who took t...
(Date:11/21/2008)...e-USNewswire/ -- New research at West Virginia Un...ss tobacco product aimed at young adults is catchi...olds, Camel Snus - touted as a socially acceptable...high levels of nicotine. , , "Camel Snus co...s," said Bruce Adkins of the state Division of Tob...
(Date:11/21/2008)...SNewswire/ -- U.S. News & World Report and the...anked BlueChoice(R) HealthPlan of South Carolina i..., published in U.S. News & World Report,s issu...ng ranks the nation,s best health plans based on c...editation scores. NCQA and U.S. News & World R...
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...ers from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Cent...he first susceptibility gene for clinical depressi...de, possibly providing an important step toward ch...pression that affects nearly 10 percent of the pop...
DALLAS, Nov. 1 Proteins associated with inflammation may help identify different levels of stroke risk in men who have hypertension, Swedish researchers report in today's rapid access issue of Stroke
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...ent report on an unexpected sharp rise in atmosphe... global warming, but researchers at King's College...epartments and voluntary sector organisations are ...ased risk of flooding, storms and extreme temperat...
...R -- High in the mountains of Antarctica, Ohio Sta...ins of a 180-million-year-old clam-like creature t...cient bacteria that devoured it.......And only yar... completely different kind of bacteria that scient...
...INGTON, Ind. -- Gene exchange between different pl...ccording to an Indiana University Bloomington repo...scovery that genes can move from plant parasites t...f Michigan and Smithsonian Institution scientists ...
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...CA, September 28, 2001 -- Professor Jeffery W. Kel... Chemistry and The Skaggs Institute for Chemical B...ve uncovered a potentially useful strategy to trea... (FAP) -- an approach that may be generally useful...
... at UCSF have discovered the most effective way, t...iscovery with important therapeutic implications f...r disease, diabetes and recalcitrant wounds..........rbeit and colleagues have discovered that the cont...
...Y. -- Bioengineers at Cornell University have demo...ain cells, together with controlled-release microc... and growth. ...The system, first tested with rat...mplanted in the brains of adult rats, has yet to b...
Leptin may hold key to better weight loss 2Scientists at the Scripps Research Institute discover a therapeutic strategy for "misfolding diseases" analogous to Alzheimer's disease 2Controlled nerve growth factor aids brain cell transplant 2Controlled nerve growth factor aids brain cell transplant 3