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Breaking Medicine News(10 mins):Health News:Genetic Trait Linked to Alcoholism 2Health News:Permanent International Healthcare Marketplace and Education Center Set to Open in New York City in 2013 2Health News:Permanent International Healthcare Marketplace and Education Center Set to Open in New York City in 2013 3Health News:Permanent International Healthcare Marketplace and Education Center Set to Open in New York City in 2013 4Health News:Permanent International Healthcare Marketplace and Education Center Set to Open in New York City in 2013 5Health News:10 Minutes at a Time: Simple Steps to Get Moving and Reduce Your Risk of Diabetes and Heart Disease 2Health News:A simple blood test for colon cancer 2...More than half of adults over the age of 65 have t...ep and frequent awakenings during the night. A dec... age, and research has shown that disturbed sleep ...e sleepiness and negatively affects cognitive perf...
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HOUSTON - Regeneration of damaged hearts using blood stem cells now appears to be clinically promising, say Texas researchers who show that in mice, human stem cells use different methods to morph int
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St. Louis, Nov. 29, 2004 -- Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have become the first to successfully grow a norovirus in the lab. In humans, noroviruses are a highly c
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Columbia researchers identify drug as therapeutic candidate for spinal muscular atrophy 2Scientists first to grow common cause of food poisoning in the lab 2Scientists first to grow common cause of food poisoning in the lab 3Improved molecular switch could serve as sensor, medical tool 2Improved molecular switch could serve as sensor, medical tool 3Stronger therapy better for AML with normal genetics 2Stronger therapy better for AML with normal genetics 3Madison, Wis. -- The WiCell Research Institute and federal officials have reached agreement on the research use of WiCell's existing five human embryonic stem cell lines.......The National Institutes
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WiCell signs stem cell research agreement 23rd animal species cloned at Texas A&M 2Doctors miss chance to advise women of vitamin that prevents birth defects, survey finds 2Doctors miss chance to advise women of vitamin that prevents birth defects, survey finds 3Experimental drug decreases age-related blood vessel stiffening 2