Archived Medical News Stories

Archived Medical Research News Stories - 2004

Date	Title	Comments	Rating
2004-12-30	Moderate physical exercise can stave off metabolic syndrome in people age 55 to 75	0	5
2004-12-28	Does cancer run in families?	0	None
2004-12-28	Technique that could begin to make the staging of cancer both more accurate and less invasive	0	None
2004-12-28	People with migraine headaches report more angina, but not more heart disease	0	None
2004-12-28	Research animals experience severe stress response at slightest contact with researchers	0	None
2004-12-26	Course of injections in childhood might help protect people from heart disease later in life	0	None
2004-12-26	Spinal cord injury and obesity	0	None
2004-12-26	Discovery shows how embryonic stem cells perform 'quality control' inspections	0	None
2004-12-23	How to uncover the secrets of disease-relevant proteins	0	None
2004-12-23	Seafood research will bring healthier lifestyle	0	None
2004-12-23	Shape of a protein on the surface of pneumonia bacteria helps germs invade the human bloodstream	0	None
2004-12-23	Needling chromosomes yields insights into cell division	0	None
2004-12-23	May soon be possible to identify people at risk and even to treat a heart problem with a drug that works on the brain	0	None
2004-12-23	Bacteria can use a sonar-like system to spot other cells	0	None
2004-12-23	Why hair turns grey	0	4
2004-12-23	Evidence suggests that changes in the bacteria and fungi in the gastrointestinal tract can intensify the immune system's reaction to common allergens	0	None
2004-12-23	Somatic hypermutation (SHM) should prove to be extremely useful in directed protein evolution	0	None
2004-12-22	Researchers show benefit of dreams after an emotional event	0	None
2004-12-22	Jumping genes help explain immune system's remarkable ability	0	None
2004-12-21	Turning off cell suicide switch fails to stop prion damage	0	None
2004-12-21	Botox may be a possible treatment for sufferers of Tourette's syndrome	0	None
2004-12-21	Customising cancer treatment	0	None
2004-12-21	Certain leukemia oncogenes switch on genetic programs that govern self-renewal, a unique stem cell characteristic	0	None
2004-12-21	Essential oils have been found to kill the deadly MRSA bacteria	7	4.5
2004-12-21	Mutant gene that starves the brain of serotonin 10 times more prevalent in depressed patients	0	None
2004-12-21	Tasty polymeal cuts heart disease by 76 per cent	0	None
2004-12-21	Groundbreaking surveying technology to assist in the accurate identification and monitoring of scoliosis	0	None
2004-12-21	New way to reduce fat and cholesterol levels in the body	0	None
2004-12-21	ChondroGene and Pfizer osteoarthritis collaboration	0	None
2004-12-21	Vitamin E supplements may reduce the risk for death from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)	0	None
2004-12-21	Biological clock affects the patterns of heart-rate control in healthy individuals	0	None
2004-12-21	Eating more tomatoes and watermelons can reduce prostate cancer	0	None
2004-12-20	Dramatic changes in the way the FDA address patient safety are needed	0	None
2004-12-20	Cancer drug paclitaxel may reduce the adverse effects of Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-12-20	Blocking gene's activity may control deadly skin cancer without harming normal cells	0	None
2004-12-20	Cherries could help lower blood sugar levels in people with diabetes	0	None
2004-12-20	DLX5 gene may play a role in the pathology of Rett Syndrome	0	None
2004-12-20	Messenger RNA not only are measurable in saliva but can indicate a developing tumor	0	None
2004-12-20	Baby's kicks in womb hold the key to how an infant's brain develops	1	1.5
2004-12-20	Size of myocardial infarct measured using MRI	0	None
2004-12-20	Computer gamers’ state of mind subject of research	0	None
2004-12-20	Stem cells use inflammatory signals to find injured tissue	0	None
2004-12-20	Researchers discover clues to cirrhosis	0	None
2004-12-20	Model simulates dynamics of heart rhythm disorders	0	None
2004-12-20	Vaccine against cervical cancer	0	None
2004-12-20	Permanent resistance to antibiotics cannot be prevented	0	None
2004-12-20	Ethical challenges ahead for neuroscience and society	0	None
2004-12-20	Discovery of new compound known as SP-4-84 could lead to improved chemotherapy treatments	0	None
2004-12-20	Removing patient name boards from hospital wards may risk the safe delivery of care to patients	0	None
2004-12-20	Wine, fish, dark chocolate, fruits and vegetables cut the risk of heart disease	0	None
2004-12-19	Genealogy in a cancer prevention curriculum for high school students	0	None
2004-12-16	New clue to nerve growth may help regeneration efforts	0	None
2004-12-14	Millennium Pharmaceuticals discovers protein biomarkers that could play a role in the early detection of rheumatoid arthritis	0	None
2004-12-14	New theory driving evolutionary changes	0	None
2004-12-14	False positive cancer screening tests result not only in anxiety but also additional economic costs	0	None
2004-12-13	High pressure work deadlines boost heart attack risk six-fold	0	None
2004-12-13	More people live to be 100 in Switzerland than anywhere else in Europe	0	None
2004-12-13	Annual decline in cognitive functioning is similar in patients with Parkinson disease and dementia and patients with Alzheimer disease	0	None
2004-12-13	Risk of having a heart attack is elevated in the weeks after stopping use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs	0	None
2004-12-13	Ads for full-body scans to detect potential diseases, called into question	0	None
2004-12-13	Link found between bisphosphonates and a serious bone disease called osteonecrosis of the jaw	0	4
2004-12-13	Combined positron emission tomography and computerized tomography can help diagnose hidden recurrent cancer	0	None
2004-12-13	Celebrex like gene suppresses the growth of colon cancer	1	None
2004-12-13	Compounds in Christmas trees could help treat arthritis and pain	0	None
2004-12-13	Association between gastrointestinal disorders and sleep disturbances	0	None
2004-12-13	Findings could lead to new knowledge that could speed the development of drugs to block botulism or tetanus toxins more rapidly	0	None
2004-12-13	Computational model of addiction which can be used to make predictions about human behavior	0	None
2004-12-13	Newly discovered genetic defect might represent an important risk factor for major depression	0	None
2004-12-13	Injectable gel that could speed repair of torn cartilage	0	None
2004-12-13	First gene therapy for skin cancer	0	None
2004-12-13	Using precise, radioactively labeled genetic probes, researchers study cancer gene activity from outside the body	0	None
2004-12-13	Celecoxib may regulate a cell's use of estrogen - might help explain the drug's anticancer properties	0	None
2004-12-13	Novel anti-rejection protocol should allow major improvement efficacy and quality of life after intestinal and multivisceral transplants	0	None
2004-12-13	Importance of the phosphatidylinositol 3 kinase (PI3K) pathway to breast cancer development	0	None
2004-12-13	Key molecular signal allows malarial parasites to target human red blood cells	0	None
2004-12-13	Cell replacement therapy offers a novel and powerful medical technology	0	None
2004-12-08	Helping to heal complications from spinal cord injury	0	None
2004-12-08	New malaria enzyme laid bare with help of computer calculations	0	None
2004-12-08	Trimming fat overcomes one of the major obstacles to drug design	0	None
2004-12-08	Teen-agers suffering from bulimia may also be struggling with a chronic form of depression	0	None
2004-12-08	New research is allowing biochemists to understand a key hierarchy of protein interactions that occurs in DNA	0	None
2004-12-08	Resveratrol antioxidant found in red wine may benefit heart tissue	0	None
2004-12-08	Defect in one of nature's oldest proteins may be an underlying cause in human miscarriages	0	None
2004-12-08	Thiazolidinedione (TZD) class of anti-diabetic drugs may be a potential targeted therapy for myeloma patients	0	None
2004-12-07	Revival of a unique and proven cancer treatment, neutron therapy	0	None
2004-12-07	Class of cells that arises in mammary glands during maternity has stem cell-like properties	0	None
2004-12-07	Gauging the risk from prolonged low-level radiation	0	None
2004-12-07	Ground breaking research in understanding the characteristics of human skin at very high frequencies	0	None
2004-12-06	Research suggests that lack of sleep may be contributing to the obesity pandemic	0	None
2004-12-06	Human parathyroid gland most likely evolved from the gills of fish	0	None
2004-12-06	New insight into anticoagulation therapies	0	None
2004-12-06	Novel mutagenesis screen used to identify genetic suppressors of thrombosis	0	None
2004-12-06	Adenosine Therapeutics awarded grant to develop drug eluting stents to prevent restenosis	0	None
2004-12-06	New research aims to reduce deaths and ease burden on hospitals	0	None
2004-12-06	Important genetic risk factor for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	0	None
2004-12-06	Episome vectors offer fresh angle to gene therapy	0	None
2004-12-06	MRI reveals similarities between the human and chimpanzee brain	0	5
2004-12-06	290,000 Australians have been exposed to UV radiation in the past year due to solarium use	0	None
2004-12-06	Research reveals iodine deficiency in Australians	0	None
2004-12-05	New drug can successfully treat patients who have become resistant to Gleevec	0	None
2004-12-05	Genetic mutations and cellular modifications may provide clues to the associations between slight genetic abnormalities and often fatal diseases	0	None
2004-12-05	Researchers step closer to cure for common childhood cancer	0	None
2004-12-04	As mobile phone use rises, possibility of unseen biological impact is quietly troubling	0	None
2004-12-04	Autophagy is also cell's second line of defense against invading pathogens such as strep	0	None
2004-12-04	A gallery of highly-specific, gene and protein “mug shots” of cancer types would be a powerful for oncologists	0	None
2004-12-04	Herpes virus offers new hope in search for cure for cancer	0	None
2004-12-04	Research raises question on shark cartilage use as an anti-cancer treatment	0	None
2004-12-04	Heart researchers have used gene therapy to bring failing rat hearts back to normal	0	None
2004-12-04	New noninvasive technique allows for early detection of chemotherapy treatment response	0	None
2004-12-04	Does quitting smoking really make you gain weight?	0	None
2004-12-04	Good oil in walnuts helps diabetes patients	0	None
2004-12-04	DNA provides key to successful quitting smoking	0	None
2004-12-04	People could be exposed to antibiotic-resistant bacteria from breathing air from swine feeding facilities	0	None
2004-12-03	Natural honey-bee products may have applications in cancer treatment	0	None
2004-12-03	Method for healing spinal injuries in dogs offers hope for preventing human paralysis	0	None
2004-12-03	Replicating an eel's nerve circuitry may one day allow paralyzed people to walk again	0	None
2004-12-02	Important step in understanding why some of us can eat fatty foods and not suffer from cardiac disease	0	None
2004-12-02	Researchers develop method to better measure people's quality of life	0	None
2004-12-02	Red meat consumption is an independent risk factor in the development of inflammatory arthritis	0	None
2004-12-02	3D MDCT accurate for imaging liver arteries	0	None
2004-12-02	Smoking habits during pregnancy may cause genetic instability in the foetus	0	None
2004-12-01	Drinking water could help people suffering from low blood pressure who faint while standing	0	None
2004-12-01	Toxic proteins explain memory loss in Alzheimer's patients	0	None
2004-11-30	Radiologists step closer to solving a mysterious condition affecting World Trade Center rescue workers	0	None
2004-11-30	Surfing injuries - Wipin’ out wipe out	0	None
2004-11-30	Israeli developed fruit called pomelit, lowers blood cholesterol	0	None
2004-11-30	Adding a commonly used dietary supplement to antidepressants may improve treatment	0	None
2004-11-30	Citrus fruits offer promise in fighting childhood cancer	0	None
2004-11-30	Key molecule helps identify renal cell carcinoma	0	None
2004-11-29	Venom from one of the world’s deadliest snakes is being developed as a new drug to treat heart failure	0	None
2004-11-29	Astronaut's eyes may become windows on the bloodstream	0	None
2004-11-29	New trial to test cancer smart drugs	0	None
2004-11-29	Oral administration of saline spray may stop spread of influenza, tuberculosis, and SARS	0	None
2004-11-29	Stress affects molecules believed to play a key role in cellular aging	0	None
2004-11-29	A step closer to medical treatments for neural disorders	0	None
2004-11-29	Research shows how diet can improve health in the elderly	0	None
2004-11-29	Older Australians face a tough time in court	0	None
2004-11-29	Lighter air more than doubles COPD patients’ endurance	0	None
2004-11-29	Discrimination could lead to an increase in mental health problems among gay men, lesbians and bi-sexual men and women	1	None
2004-11-29	Nanoscale switch could serve as sensor, medical tool	0	None
2004-11-29	Researchers are successfully treating incontinent women with the patient's own muscle-derived stem cells	0	None
2004-11-29	Researchers can now predict the likelihood of developing lung cancer	0	None
2004-11-29	Children with ADHD have abnormal fiber pathways in the frontal cortex	0	None
2004-11-29	Rifampicin can prevent the formation of protein fibrils associated with Parkinson's disease	0	None
2004-11-29	New non-surgical technique that can help doctors determine when breast cancer has invaded the lymph nodes	0	5
2004-11-29	T cells activated in the gut during inflammatory bowel disease can be re-routed to the liver and cause chronic liver disease	0	None
2004-11-29	New class of drugs to repair psychiatric disorders	0	None
2004-11-29	New possibilities for the use of VEGF in the treatment of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis	0	None
2004-11-29	New research may lead to treatments for atherosclerosis	0	None
2004-11-24	European regulators should avoid excessive legislation when trying to tackle obesity	0	None
2004-11-24	New research into nicotine addiction	0	None
2004-11-24	Research looks at the relationship between fetal health during pregnancy and later development of the brain	0	None
2004-11-24	Chylomicrons may be as dangerous or more dangerous than low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol	0	None
2004-11-24	Low-glycemic load diets may make dieting easier	0	None
2004-11-24	Cancers of the head and neck cause over 2,700 deaths per year in England and Wales	0	None
2004-11-24	Discovery of a new cancer gene, which, when damaged, may promote prostate cancer	0	None
2004-11-24	Obesity could increase a person’s risk for atrial fibrillation	0	None
2004-11-24	Genetic defect boosts the chances of becoming addicted to tobacco	0	None
2004-11-24	Smoking killed almost 5 million people around the world in 2000	0	None
2004-11-23	Researchers have discovered that by blocking a specific enzyme, it is possible to check the spread of cancer	0	None
2004-11-23	Movies help explain how proteins gather into clusters called amyloid fibrils	0	None
2004-11-23	Researchers recommend vaccinating adolescents against whooping cough	0	None
2004-11-23	Breakthrough HIV research wins prestigious industry award	0	None
2004-11-23	New mechanism that contributes to the development of some breast and ovarian cancers	0	None
2004-11-23	New research may lead to new treatments for spinal cord injury and multiple sclerosis	0	None
2004-11-23	Stem cells' repair skills could be link to cancer	0	None
2004-11-23	Low-dose antioxidant supplementation may reduce the risk of cancer among men, but not in women	0	None
2004-11-23	Researchers have found that a blood-reduction program in cardiac surgery results in a reduced need for transfusions	0	None
2004-11-23	Discovery of gene mutation in fruit flies that alters sensitivity to crack cocaine	0	None
2004-11-23	Ingredient present in chocolate could help stop persistent coughs	0	None
2004-11-20	Cells linked to asthma and eczema also help cure deadly illness in mice	0	None
2004-11-20	Brain imaging shows differences in people at risk for Alzheimer's	0	None
2004-11-20	Research advances understanding of urinary tract infections	0	None
2004-11-20	Researchers find that alcohol has a profound effect on some, but not all, brain circuits activated in sober driving	0	None
2004-11-19	Overexpression of a protein called Down Syndrome Critical Region 1 (DSCR-1) reduces tumor growth	0	None
2004-11-19	Capsules may be effective in treating bipolar disorder	0	1
2004-11-18	Family experience guides Alzheimer’s research	0	None
2004-11-18	Animal research and it's benefits to both humans and animals	0	5
2004-11-18	Americans should keep taking vitamin E supplements	0	None
2004-11-18	Researchers find mutations in a multifunctional protein cause Parkinsonism	0	None
2004-11-18	Australian research sheds light on bullying in hospitals	2	5
2004-11-18	Prolonged abstinence, no visual problems in patients taking GVG for meth/cocaine abuse	0	None
2004-11-18	Stem cells can preserve and improve vision in eyes damaged by retinal disease	0	None
2004-11-18	Unusual protein pair that stops blood vessels' growth in the developing back	0	None
2004-11-18	Understanding the signals that delay the spread of follicular lymphoma could provide new therapeutic targets	0	None
2004-11-18	Biotoxin from puffer fish may provide treatment for opioid withdrawal	0	None
2004-11-18	Research provides more evidence of communication between developing nerves and blood vessels	0	None
2004-11-18	Cells from skeletal muscle could be an important source of stem cells for repairing damaged muscle or nerve tissue	0	None
2004-11-18	New antidotes for organophosphates are needed to prepare for chemical attacks in the West	0	5
2004-11-18	Acupuncture better than drugs alone for osteoarthritis of the knee	0	None
2004-11-18	New findings have implications for chronic use of COX-2 Inhibitors in pre-menopausal women	0	None
2004-11-18	Generic antipsychotic drugs can protect brain cells from progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy	0	None
2004-11-17	A challenging job protects against the development of dementia	0	None
2004-11-17	Gene protects against environmental pollutants and pulmonary emphysema	0	None
2004-11-17	Ground-level ozone significantly associated with an increase in deaths in many U.S. cities	0	None
2004-11-16	Researchers find effective treatment for Unusual Fever Syndrome caused by cold exposure	1	None
2004-11-16	Chronic pain influenced by social background	0	None
2004-11-16	Vegetables such as cabbage, broccoli, sprouts or cauliflower could help in the fight against cancer	0	None
2004-11-16	Acetaminophen shows positive cardioprotective effects In heart attack, arrhythmia	0	None
2004-11-16	Research shows that even bacteria don't put their eggs in one basket	0	None
2004-11-16	Fifty-seven percent of female surgeons in Austria satisfied in their professional situation	0	None
2004-11-16	Cotinine not linked to hearing loss	0	None
2004-11-16	Large increase in male mentally ill drug abusers	0	None
2004-11-16	Being overweight or obese significantly impairs a persons' sex life	0	None
2004-11-16	World’s strongest acid may have a role in synthesizing pharmaceuticals	0	None
2004-11-14	Discovery of new compounds that may treat mucus build-up associated with cystic fibrosis	0	None
2004-11-14	Hands free mobile phones dangerously distract drivers' attention	0	None
2004-11-14	Number of overdoses among opiate and injecting drug users has risen nearly 100 fold in thirty years	0	None
2004-11-14	Vaccine provides new hope to the millions of people who suffer from food allergies	0	None
2004-11-14	The brain's dopamine system is key to alcoholism	0	None
2004-11-14	Mast cells can provide protection from a potentially deadly condition known as sepsis	0	None
2004-11-14	Kangaroo Mother Care is a safe and effective alternative to incubator care	0	None
2004-11-11	Effective research could prevent half of the world's deaths	0	None
2004-11-11	Enzyme that normally alters the activity of other protein molecules in cells may also help prevent cancer	0	None
2004-11-11	New insight into how our body cells block the development of cancer	0	None
2004-11-11	Research aims to understand how genetic information translates into biological activity	0	None
2004-11-11	Shp2 protein plays a critical role in obesity	0	None
2004-11-11	New treatments for eating disorders	0	None
2004-11-10	Global tobacco giant conceals 30 year old research into the dangers of passive smoking	0	None
2004-11-10	Dietary supplement DHEA could play a role in reducing abdominal fat in elderly men and women	0	4
2004-11-10	The more often parents eat out, the lower their intake of fruits and vegetables	0	None
2004-11-10	Heart jacket effective treatment for heart failure	0	None
2004-11-09	A new medication has dramatically reduced mortality among African-American patients suffering from heart disease	0	None
2004-11-09	Cranberry juice may help prevent gum disease	0	None
2004-11-09	Scientists have identified a fault in the brain waves of schizophrenics that may explain their hallucinations and disturbed thinking	0	None
2004-11-08	Researchers have developed a new algorithm that can lead to more accurate detection of cancer genes	0	None
2004-11-08	Patients with type 2 diabetes and hypertension who kept their blood pressure very tightly controlled had fewer eye disorders caused by their diabetes	0	None
2004-11-08	Survey findings suggest that significant problems exist with test result management systems in primary care physicians’ offices	0	None
2004-11-08	Researchers have documented a novel form of resistance in leukemia cells to an anti-cancer drug	0	None
2004-11-08	Researchers attempt to quantify processes underlying cell heterogeneity	0	None
2004-11-08	In a world first, Australian researchers re-grow cut spinal cord	0	5
2004-11-08	Drug reaction breakthrough	0	None
2004-11-08	D-cycloserine (DCS), used in concert with psychotherapy, is an effective treatment for some anxiety-related disorders	0	None
2004-11-08	Search for genetic key to corneal disease	0	None
2004-11-08	Lipid Sciences' selective delipidation process demonstrates enhanced ability in removing cholesterol from cells	0	None
2004-11-08	Genetic testing can be used to distinguish between ischemic and nonischemic forms of heart failure	0	None
2004-11-08	Sexual competition among males is evident at the molecular level, as well as at behavioral and physiological levels	0	None
2004-11-08	Association between long-term air pollution exposure and the early stages of atherosclerosis	0	None
2004-11-08	Coronary stents have no impact on mortality over the long term	0	None
2004-11-08	Dopamine in the brain plays a key role in how we make choices	0	None
2004-11-08	After stopping drinking, the brain grows back - significant implications for treatment of alcoholism during recovery	1	5
2004-11-08	Testosterone may impede immunity	0	None
2004-11-08	Researchers find two locations in the human genome that may harbor genes that increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease	0	None
2004-11-05	Vioxx linked with risk of cardiovascular disease	0	None
2004-11-05	Link between immune protein and longer survival in melanoma patients	0	None
2004-11-05	Atomic switch capable of discriminating color in a bacterial membrane protein	0	None
2004-11-05	People with terminal conditions should be able to die at home with dignity	0	None
2004-11-05	Problem gambling is a health issue that needs to be taken seriously	0	None
2004-11-05	Autophagy may even provide a clue to the mythical fountain of youth	0	None
2004-11-05	Researchers have identified a protein that transports the essential nutrient boron into cells	0	None
2004-11-04	alpha4 may prove to be useful target for smoking addiction therapies	0	None
2004-11-04	Cellular vehicle delivers drugs directly into cancer cells	0	None
2004-11-04	New understanding of the role viruses play in the development of autoimmune diseases	0	None
2004-11-04	Discovery of internal molecular clock that governs the metabolism of sugars and fats within the body	0	None
2004-11-04	Crystal structure of protein AIRs kinase uncovered	0	None
2004-11-04	Sensor protein that identifies DNA breaks and activates the p53 cell-death program has been identified	0	None
2004-11-04	STAT3 protein could lead to new ways to prevent skin cancer	0	None
2004-11-04	Gene mutations responsible for causing cataracts in children, identified	1	None
2004-11-04	Research suggests that children with severe malaria may not be as badly dehydrated as was previously thought	0	None
2004-11-04	Long-term safety of transplanted pig cells to humans confirmed	0	None
2004-11-04	Genetic mutations could collectively raise bowel cancer risk	0	None
2004-11-04	Californians say yes on 71	0	None
2004-11-04	Benefits to human health associated with the use of antibiotics in chicken may outweigh the potential risks	0	None
2004-11-04	Scientists have identified the gene which produces the hereditary Park8 variant of Parkinson’s	0	None
2004-11-03	Fruit and vegetables lower risk of cardiovascular disease but not cancer	0	None
2004-11-02	Gene regulated by need to process proteins linked to enlargement of protein processing factory	0	None
2004-11-02	Researchers find that berries inhibit growth of harmful intestinal bacteria	0	None
2004-11-02	Possible treatment for the fatal lung disease idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis	0	5
2004-11-02	Marie Curie Cancer Care and Cancer Research Technology extend relationship for cancer patient benefit	0	None
2004-11-01	Improved risk classification for patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia offers hope for eliminating irradiation	0	None
2004-11-01	Low education level can significantly impair functional recovery in older adults after a hospital stay	0	1
2004-11-01	New clues about how brain cells are damaged by Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-11-01	The microorganisms that normally live in the gut can increase body fat	0	None
2004-11-01	Diabetic or obese patients suffering advanced heart failure have higher levels of fat embedded in their hearts	0	None
2004-11-01	Protein important to nerve development serves the dual purpose of stimulating the growth of blood vessels	0	None
2004-11-01	New rapid gonorrhea test that does not require collection	0	None
2004-11-01	Psychiatrically ill and nicotine-dependent individuals consume 70 percent of all cigarettes smoked in the United States	0	None
2004-11-01	Young gamblers more likely to have use disorders and psychiatric problems	0	None
2004-11-01	Gene found to defend against environmental pollutants and pulmonary emphysema	0	None
2004-11-01	Researcher finds no long-term benefit of using glucosamine for knee joint pain	1	None
2004-11-01	Emotion-focused therapy - pioneering new treatment for emotional trauma and depression	1	3.7
2004-11-01	Do cholesterol-reducing drugs decrease the risk of heart attacks and strokes in diabetics?	0	None
2004-11-01	Hormone therapy findings suggest a complex relationship between marketing, scientific evidence and prescribing patterns	0	None
2004-11-01	Researchers provide concrete evidence about how the human eye evolved	0	None
2004-11-01	Interim recommendations on low-carb diets	0	None
2004-11-01	New research into psychotropic drugs	0	None
2004-11-01	High prevalence of cigarette smoking among Chinese men indicates an urgent need for smoking prevention	0	None
2004-11-01	Researchers help define Apolipoprotein E's role in the formation of amyloid brain lesions and the memory loss associated with Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-11-01	Gene silencing may provide hope for leukemia sufferers	0	None
2004-11-01	Researchers are one step closer to understanding how blood cells develop through the use of human embryonic stem cells	0	None
2004-11-01	New role for a key protein involved in muscle contraction	0	None
2004-11-01	Pegasys with ribavirin combo may best for reducing hepatitis C viral levels	0	None
2004-11-01	Symptoms of heartburn and GERD are highly prevalent among obese patients	0	None
2004-11-01	Esophageal capsule is convenient, safe and sensitive for visualization of esophageal disorders	0	None
2004-11-01	Discovery affirms potential of stem cells for the development of possible therapies for spinal cord injury and nervous system disorders	0	None
2004-11-01	Scientists have found that a protein present in normal body tissues can prevent tumour growth	0	None
2004-11-01	Possible new way to treat amblyopia (lazy eye)	0	3.5
2004-11-01	Flame retardants may cause brain damage	0	None
2004-11-01	Discovery of new method for visual impairment treatment	0	3
2004-10-29	Interaction of nervous system proteins help researchers better understand age-related memory and hearing loss	0	None
2004-10-29	Genetic evidence to support an inherited tendency to retain salt	0	None
2004-10-29	Red wine delivered though an aerosol for COPD, asthma, and possibly even arthritis	0	None
2004-10-29	Trojan horse technique offers potential new therapeutic approach to Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-10-29	Controversial theory about how diabetes causes extensive tissue damage	0	4
2004-10-29	Scientists have uncovered a significant new link in the chain of immune system events through which estrogen prevents bone loss	0	None
2004-10-29	DASH diet may have health benefits that go beyond lowering people's risk of heart disease	0	None
2004-10-29	New insight into the role of the breast cancer gene known as BRCA2	0	None
2004-10-28	Test used to diagnose B12 deficiency may be inadequate	0	4.5
2004-10-28	New molecular tool to pinpoint DNA mutations among thousands of cells	0	None
2004-10-28	Marijuana-like compounds may aid Parkinson's disease, pain and obesity	0	None
2004-10-28	New research could address sleep problems associated with alcohol	0	None
2004-10-28	Genes linked to schizophrenia might function to cause the disease	0	None
2004-10-28	Smoking shown to quell painful sensations and heighten positive emotions	0	None
2004-10-28	New direction for spinal cord research	0	None
2004-10-28	Gastric acid-suppressive medications may increase risk of developing pneumonia	0	None
2004-10-26	An immune system in a bottle would allow faster and easier production of a flu vaccine	0	None
2004-10-26	Easy-to-make vaccine tackles a range of illnesses	0	None
2004-10-26	Project to refine and fine-tune radiotherapy treatment for cancer	0	None
2004-10-25	Researchers found that sedentary lifestyles can lead to higher medical costs	0	None
2004-10-25	Scientists closer to understanding the potential effects of anti-cholesterol drugs on Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-10-25	Transplanted human retinal stem cells can successfully regenerate	0	None
2004-10-25	Researchers investigate new treatment options, including ways to boost immune responses to better control HIV	0	None
2004-10-25	Obese patients have higher health care costs	0	None
2004-10-25	Fish oil reverses age-related ailments	0	5
2004-10-25	Researchers have identified a protein in the brain that halts the progression of Alzheimer's	0	None
2004-10-25	Potential new treatment strategy against metastatic cancer cells	0	None
2004-10-25	Drinking regular cuppas could help improve your memory	0	None
2004-10-25	Lighting up the human brain at night	0	None
2004-10-25	Researchers are comparing two drugs used to treat pediatric bipolar disorder	0	None
2004-10-25	New computational techniques that can allow medical doctors to visualise and assess micro-vessel blood flow in tumours	0	None
2004-10-25	A single change in a person’s DNA can contribute to a range of life-shortening risk factors	0	None
2004-10-25	To avoid metabolic syndrome is relatively simple – 30 minutes of physical activity once a week	0	None
2004-10-25	Breakthrough discovery in treating narrowed arteries	0	None
2004-10-25	High levels of a protein called LRP6 can make cancer cells more aggressive	0	None
2004-10-25	Newly discovered gene could be a significant contributor to diabetes in Americans	0	None
2004-10-25	Why some anesthesiologists end up abusing drugs	0	4
2004-10-24	Key gene that impacts the timing of puberty	0	None
2004-10-24	Infection plays a larger role than lack of oxygen in premature infants with brain injury	0	None
2004-10-24	Potential new protein marker for prognosis of breast and ovarian cancer	0	None
2004-10-24	Stress early in life can have varying lifelong impacts	0	None
2004-10-24	Exercise protects brain cells affected by Parkinson's	0	5
2004-10-22	Blocking gene opens avenues for treating prostate cancer	0	None
2004-10-22	New way to study individual living bacteria cells and analyze their chemistry	0	None
2004-10-22	Key discovery toward understanding mechanism associated with uncontrollable muscular movements	0	None
2004-10-22	Estrogen treatment had less beneficial effect on memory in active female mice	0	None
2004-10-22	Genes affect how asthma patients respond to albuterol	0	5
2004-10-22	Gene mutation causes Parkinson's disease in some families	0	None
2004-10-22	New Center for Space Medicine	0	None
2004-10-22	A new general medical journal launched this week with a non-traditional publishing model	0	None
2004-10-22	Neuroimaging initiative to track early signs of Alzheimer’s disease	0	None
2004-10-22	New evidence supports value of fruits and vegetables in reducing breast cancer risk	0	None
2004-10-22	The aging American population means that more people are at risk for stroke	0	None
2004-10-22	New method for determining the presence of a type of strep that can cause fatal meningitis or pneumonia	0	None
2004-10-22	Lag-3 gene dampens immune responses by controlling regulatory T-cell function	0	None
2004-10-21	Groundbreaking new study that may help stroke patients regain greater use of their hands or arms	0	None
2004-10-21	Strong-flavored onions could potentially be great for fighting cancer	0	None
2004-10-21	Research opens new possibilities for the treatment of metabolic disorders such as diabetes and obesity	0	None
2004-10-21	Molecule that helps DNA replicate may make good target for cancer therapy	0	None
2004-10-21	Research findings will likely aid efforts to develop a vaccine for Leishmania major	0	None
2004-10-21	Stem cells grown from skin samples of adult patients with brain tumors could be used as a new brain tumor therapy	0	None
2004-10-21	Atypical antipsychotics commonly used to treat children with aggression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia may trigger insulin resistance	0	None
2004-10-21	Genetic research offers insight into Sjögren's syndrome and the general developmental machinery of the immune system	0	None
2004-10-21	Researchers have uncovered a specific signaling mechanism that contributes to the development of colorectal cancer	0	None
2004-10-21	New medication to prevent colon cancer	0	None
2004-10-21	Researchers identify a protein that could banish allergies	0	None
2004-10-21	Treatment with oestrogen to reduce the adult height of tall girls may cause fertility problems later in life	0	None
2004-10-21	Early reports of thrombosis after insertion of drug-eluting stent	0	None
2004-10-21	Sleep apnoea increases risks in general anaesthesia	0	None
2004-10-21	Black Sea coastal area of Turkey is prone to bouts of an unusual type of food poisoning from "mad" honey	0	None
2004-10-21	No change in UK perinatal death rate from infections and prematurity in 20 years	0	None
2004-10-21	Babies born by Caesarean section may be at greater risk of diarrhoea	0	None
2004-10-21	New antibody to prevent respiratory syncytial virus in premature babies	0	None
2004-10-21	Leading endocrinologist supports RMIT menopause research	0	None
2004-10-20	Genetic predictions may bring “quantum leap” in breast cancer treatment success	0	None
2004-10-20	Possible link between elevated calcium levels in older neurons and aging-related disorders of the brain	0	None
2004-10-19	Researchers are one step closer to understanding how high carbohydrate diets lead to obesity and diabetes	0	None
2004-10-19	UniSA to officially open its Nano and Bio Materials Centre	0	None
2004-10-19	Midwife researcher challenges maternity care in Australia	0	None
2004-10-19	Brain protein called MC4R that plays a role in the urge to eat has now been found to influence appetite in a second way	0	None
2004-10-19	Scientists have devised a novel way to repair one of the genetic mutations that causes ataxia-telangiectasia	0	None
2004-10-19	No convincing evidence that breast implants effect development of connective tissue disorders	0	None
2004-10-19	Air fresheners and aerosols can make babies and their mothers ill	0	4.5
2004-10-18	Higher intake of dietary fiber is associated with lower circulating estrogen levels	0	5
2004-10-18	New genetic mechanism has been identified linking diet to breast cancer	0	None
2004-10-18	Awareness helps primary doctors prevent patients' suicide	0	None
2004-10-18	Norway has made a nationwide commitment to Open Access for the biomedical research it funds	0	None
2004-10-18	More efficient method to sequence the human genome	0	None
2004-10-18	Antibiotics are still being overused for treating common colds in New Zealand	0	None
2004-10-18	Researchers use brain cells to correct involuntary muscle spasms in rats with ischemic spinal cord injury	0	None
2004-10-18	QIMR researchers have received a 5 year grant to develop a vaccine against Group A streptococcus	0	None
2004-10-18	Discovery of fundamental mechanism within cells that link obesity and type 2 diabetes	0	None
2004-10-18	Energy blocker can eradicate large liver tumors	0	None
2004-10-18	Researchers have found two areas of the brain that appear to compete for control over behavior	0	None
2004-10-18	Benitec receives exclusive rights to use DNA technology pioneered at Stanford University for all RNAi therapeutic uses	0	None
2004-10-18	Cyclopamine, derived from the corn lily may treat and prevent basal cell carcinoma	0	None
2004-10-18	Investigational drug for pulmonary hypertension may improve the quality of life for patients with scleroderma and lupus	0	None
2004-10-18	Mycophenolate mofetil is effective for managing symptoms of the most common type of lupus	0	None
2004-10-18	Race may play a role in the success of their infertility treatment	0	None
2004-10-18	Collaborative research will help bring hope to Americans who are losing their sight to degenerative retinal diseases	0	None
2004-10-18	New treatment antibody - AMG 162 - may help prevent osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis	0	None
2004-10-18	People who suffer arthritis also suffer double the amount of medical costs	0	None
2004-10-18	COX-2 agents have influenced the way physicians prescribe rheumatology medication	0	None
2004-10-18	Pneumococcal vaccinations help protect patients with rheumatoid arthritis against serious pneumococcal infections of the lungs, brain, blood, and ears	0	None
2004-10-18	Researchers have developed a novel drug-antidote pair	0	None
2004-10-18	People with diabetes mellitus have three to four times the risk of developing liver cancer	0	None
2004-10-18	Hepatitis C infection increases likelihood of developing non-Hodgkin's lymphoma significantly	0	None
2004-10-18	Cranberries for the treatment of herpes	0	None
2004-10-16	We are at the very beginning of 'gene finding' for alcohol response	0	None
2004-10-16	Highly concentrated solution of chemical messengers could block male to female HIV transmission	0	None
2004-10-16	Some patients who undergo treatment considered to be the last resort for severe obesity can develop peripheral neuropathy	0	None
2004-10-16	Single protein appears central to the formation of the long-term memories	0	None
2004-10-16	Great breakthrough in cancer diagnostics	0	None
2004-10-14	Brisk walking allied to the use of an abdominal muscle stimulation machine can improve fitness and body appearance	0	None
2004-10-14	Researchers report the first physiologic evidence of the role of laughter during psychotherapy	0	None
2004-10-13	New research collaboration investigates disease in newborn and elderly	0	None
2004-10-13	Report challenges the British government's drug strategy	0	None
2004-10-13	Asthma research company Synairgen to float on London's Alternative Investment Market	0	None
2004-10-13	Researchers help neonatal specialists administer a replacement substance that helps babies breathe easier	0	None
2004-10-13	Research shows brain cells move like a two-stroke engine	0	None
2004-10-13	Low dose aspirin dosages trigger the body to generate its own anti-inflammatory compounds	1	None
2004-10-13	University of Cambridge executes exclusive patent licences and collaborative research and development agreement with Gene Networks International	0	None
2004-10-13	Herbal, nutritional supplements linked to side effects ranging from dry eye to retinal hemorrhages and transient visual loss	1	None
2004-10-13	Researchers have discovered an effective new way to treat giant cell arteritis	0	None
2004-10-13	Anti-epilepsy drug sodium valproate is associated with developmental delay and lower IQ	0	None
2004-10-13	Research findings represents a step toward understanding the machinery by which the brain processes decisions	0	None
2004-10-13	Researchers stimulate the body to repair tissue damaged by peripheral arterial obstructive disease	0	None
2004-10-13	Researchers have identified a protein in the inner ear that translates sound into the nerve impulses used by the brain	0	None
2004-10-13	A new approach to controlling blood cholesterol levels may be a potential treatment for Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-10-12	Joint project spurs RMIT biochemistry teaching and research	0	None
2004-10-12	Technique for genetically modifying blood stem cells brings cure for blood diseases closer	0	None
2004-10-12	Some people who chew betel nut may be genetically more prone to mouth cancer	0	None
2004-10-12	Estrogen protects male rats from aortic aneurysms	0	None
2004-10-12	A food supplement developed to supplement diets of Kenyan children may end up as a nutritious American snack	0	None
2004-10-12	Major step forward in understanding how the organs are placed in their correct positions in the body	0	None
2004-10-12	As physicians prioritize the time they spend with patients, they're putting less emphasis on counseling activities	0	None
2004-10-12	Researchers bridge the gap between magnetic resonance spectroscopy and latest techniques for delivering precise doses of radiation to tumors	0	None
2004-10-12	New research points to potential new treatments for sickle cell disease	0	None
2004-10-12	Researchers analyze the mechanisms and proteins that underlie mitochondria	0	None
2004-10-12	A change in the national polio vaccination policy has led to the elimination of vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis	0	None
2004-10-12	New research suggests that cancer cells can be reformed	0	None
2004-10-12	A novel gene therapy strategy may help reduce seizures in adults suffering from epilepsy	0	None
2004-10-12	President Bush's eyes revealed more uncomfort in the debate than Kerry's	0	None
2004-10-12	Groundbreaking research to investigate how work, relationships, family, school life, divorce and lifestyle affect the health and wellbeing of Australian men	0	None
2004-10-12	Biomedical engineers receive $11.5 million to study how white blood cells navigate	0	None
2004-10-11	Biomarker called cystatin C predicts which people are less likely to survive a heart attack	0	None
2004-10-11	Researchers identify common mutation in T-cell acute lymphocytic leukemia	0	None
2004-10-11	Research examines why a person’s mental health is important for maintaining a satisfying marriage	0	None
2004-10-11	Combination of computer science and biology could aid cancer research	0	None
2004-10-11	Bionanotechnology that combines the strengths of nanotechnology and biochemistry to generate a new type of bionanomaterial	0	None
2004-10-11	Researchers suggest how to generate B cells from stem cells	0	None
2004-10-11	Carers of dementing family members can exacerbate the dementing patient’s problematic behaviour	0	None
2004-10-11	Balanced diet reduces the risk of a baby with spina bifida	0	None
2004-10-11	Wound healers cause skin disease	0	None
2004-10-11	Intravenous immunoglobulin therapy may reduce the risk of a second attack of symptoms related to multiple sclerosis	0	None
2004-10-11	Results do not suggest widespread anthrax antibiotic abuse in the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks	0	None
2004-10-11	Topical nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug eases symptoms of osteoarthritis of the knee	0	None
2004-10-10	Research has identified Dectin-1 as the beta-glucan receptor on immune cells	0	4
2004-10-10	Low-dose estrogen therapy significantly reduced the progression of fatty buildup in the arteries leading to the heart	0	None
2004-10-10	Progestin in hormone therapy could dramatically affect heart attack severity	0	None
2004-10-10	Lithium can protect the brain cells involved in learning and memory from radiation damage	0	None
2004-10-10	Immune responses to airborne fungi could cause the stuffy noses and airway inflammation among sufferers of chronic rhinosinusitis	0	None
2004-10-08	Researchers test whether huperzine A can effectively treat the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease	0	5
2004-10-08	Roughly two thirds of people suffering from a mental illness do not seek medical help	0	None
2004-10-08	New targets for combating infections in medical implants	0	None
2004-10-08	First use of technology called ubiquitin-mediated fluorescence complementation to study a cell-signaling mechanism called ubiquitination	0	None
2004-10-08	Best way to protect yourself from digestive cancers is by eating right, not taking a pill	0	None
2004-10-08	Researchers identify three new chemical risk factors for bladder cancer	0	None
2004-10-08	Blind people have better sound discrimination abilities than people with normal vision	0	None
2004-10-08	Researchers discover mechanism that may help to explain how angiogenesis inhibitors work on normal, blood vessel-forming endothelial cells	0	None
2004-10-08	Research shows C. botulinum uses SONO to detect nitric oxide	0	None
2004-10-07	Researchers have created a theoretical model that may shed light on a brain science mystery	0	None
2004-10-07	Researchers identify new sulfur-containing scent molecules in sweat	0	5
2004-10-07	Flight simulators can provide relief from the symptoms of chronic dizziness	0	None
2004-10-07	Rheumatoid arthritis results from a combination of genetic susceptibility and environmental triggers	0	None
2004-10-06	$10 million to establish a multidisciplinary research program in cancer nanotechnology	0	None
2004-10-06	Oxford University and NTT Europe collaborate in the field of bionanoscience	0	None
2004-10-06	12 ferrets and a DVD suggest that the brain cranks away on tasks completely unknown to us	0	None
2004-10-06	Low-fat meals reduce effectiveness of vitamin E supplementation	0	None
2004-10-06	Researchers identifiy brain circuit that appears crucial in converting short-term memories into long-term memories	0	None
2004-10-06	Ultrasound offers new diagnosis for whiplash injury	0	None
2004-10-06	Half of all Australians still believe a tan is healthy	0	None
2004-10-06	Australian researchers hunt for eczema genes	0	None
2004-10-06	People prone to anger and aggression may be predisposed to develop an addiction to nicotine	0	None
2004-10-05	Patients suffering from diseases as varied as Type II diabetes, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's have one thing in common	0	None
2004-10-05	Research continues to show the cardiovascular benefits of fish consumption or omega-3 fatty acids	0	None
2004-10-05	Researchers grow mouth lining into pieces of bio-bandage	0	None
2004-10-05	International society agrees that the potential of stem cells derived from fat show promising clinical uses	0	None
2004-10-05	Balance between vasodilation and vasoconstriction in exercising muscle may change with age	0	None
2004-10-05	Interleukin-6 has potential as a therapeutic drug in treating metabolic disorders such as obesity, type 2 diabetes and atherosclerosis	0	None
2004-10-05	Short-term exercise significantly increases insulin action	0	None
2004-10-05	Moderate exercise in mice after they were infected with influenza protects them from dying	0	2
2004-10-05	New genomic, proteomic tools yield clues to exercise/diet effects on obesity, metabolic syndrome and diabetes	0	None
2004-10-05	Mechanical loading through exercise builds bone strength	0	None
2004-10-05	Research helps to understand the basic mechanism that underlies how neurons communicate	0	None
2004-10-05	University of Florida researchers reveal secret lives of genes during spinal injury	0	None
2004-10-05	Spitting into a cup could someday be an alternative to blood testing	0	None
2004-10-05	Neurologists have discovered a drug application smart enough to alleviate orthostatic hypotension	1	None
2004-10-05	Richard Axel has won the 2004 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine	0	None
2004-10-05	Linda Buck has been named winner of the 2004 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine	0	None
2004-10-05	Stem cells and drug design	0	None
2004-10-05	A website set up by scientists for scientists aims to reduce the number of animals used in medical research	0	None
2004-10-05	Background noises don't just cover up conversation, they may actually scramble brain activity	0	None
2004-10-05	Researchers to develop dietary agents to reduce risk of cataracts for astronauts	0	None
2004-10-05	Researchers discover new mechanism responsible for blood vessel tumors that cause facial deformities	0	None
2004-10-04	Reliability theory explains human aging	0	None
2004-10-04	Portion of the brain devoted to vision may play a prominent role in processing the spoken word in blind people	0	None
2004-10-04	Researchers investigate whether tiny polyester cords can stop potentially dangerous sleep apnea	0	None
2004-10-04	Researchers are studying a vaccine that, in the future, could be the first to treat advanced malignant melanoma	0	None
2004-10-04	Americans overwhelmingly support stem cell research - 74-21 percent	0	None
2004-10-04	Research aims to improve the health and safety of construction workers	0	None
2004-10-04	Sibling history is a better predictor of coronary heart disease than parental history or traditional risk factor scoring	0	None
2004-10-04	Personality disorder symptoms can change with time	0	None
2004-10-04	Researchers pinpoint genetic cause of Timothy syndrome	0	None
2004-10-04	Artificial neural networks and DNA microarrays to successfully predict clinical outcomes of neuroblastoma patients	0	None
2004-10-04	New national resource for medical researchers to be known as the Center on Proteolytic Pathways	0	None
2004-10-04	Stress hormones lower threshold for aggression and aggression raises stress hormones	0	None
2004-09-30	Novel compound that resembles vitamin E halves the size of tumors and the ability of cancer to spread	0	None
2004-09-30	A revolutionary approach to angiogenesis could make cancer treatment more effective at killing tumours	0	None
2004-09-30	Researchers show gossypol – a drug refined from cottonseed oil is a cancer treatment booster	0	None
2004-09-30	Research could lead to a significant decrease in the number of deaths each year on Europe’s roads	0	None
2004-09-30	What measures persuade people to shift from using cars to walking and cycling?	0	None
2004-09-30	Fasting during Ramadan could cause problems for Muslim patients taking prescribed drugs	0	None
2004-09-30	Antiretroviral treatment may provide protection against HIV transmission during breast-feeding	0	None
2004-09-30	Alcohol-based hand sanitizer gel significantly reduces spread of gastrointestinal illnesses	0	4
2004-09-30	Drinking eight ounces of cranberry juice works better than four in combating urinary tract infections	0	None
2004-09-29	One in five people in the developed world will die of the diseases we call cancer	0	None
2004-09-29	Mortality rate from injuries, such as falls, drowning and fires, increased three-fold since 1960 in the Philippines	0	None
2004-09-29	Cancer vaccine based on listeria bacteria shows promise	0	None
2004-09-29	Researchers have identified the mechanism by which marijuana may affect learning and memory	0	5
2004-09-29	Two types of thyroid cancer can be readily identified by differences in only a few genes	0	None
2004-09-29	Genetic abnormalities have a major impact on obesity	0	5
2004-09-29	Cutting levels of household allergens is unlikely to have much impact on childhood asthma	0	None
2004-09-29	Bacterium Haemophilus influenza has to secrete a glue-like protein	0	None
2004-09-29	IBM and Cleveland Clinic to develop a translational medicine platform to support genetic research	0	None
2004-09-29	New technology to diagnose, treat deadly diseases	0	None
2004-09-29	We could soon be curing our athlete’s foot with alfalfa	0	None
2004-09-29	Pine cones may form a new line of attack against MRSA infection	0	None
2004-09-29	Research confirms benefits of commonly used traditional remedies for a range of illnesses	0	None
2004-09-29	New funding for Scottish scientists to tackle diseases such as asthma and multiple sclerosis	0	None
2004-09-29	Cancer Research Technology and The Institute of Cancer Research complete licence with Vernalis	0	None
2004-09-28	On-line campaign asks, where does all the breast cancer research money go?	1	5
2004-09-28	Clusters of genes within human aortas appear to predict risk for atherosclerosis	0	None
2004-09-28	Trial shows which brain cancer patients benefit from temozolomide	0	None
2004-09-28	Researchers reveal potential new role for Glivec/Imatinib	0	1
2004-09-28	Arsenic trioxide - invented as a treatment for a rare type of leukaemia	0	None
2004-09-28	Master gene that controls the first breath a newborn infant	0	None
2004-09-28	Men more than women favor paternity testing at birth	0	None
2004-09-27	Half of Britons at risk from heart disease	0	None
2004-09-27	People with diabetes may soon be able to swap their tablets for creams and ointments	0	None
2004-09-27	Active ingredients of soya may help beat breast cancer	0	None
2004-09-27	Research shows specific damage to nervous system in veterans with Gulf War syndrome	0	None
2004-09-27	Duplication of the alpha-synuclein gene causes Parkinson's disease in a French family	0	None
2004-09-27	Researchers have integrated heart cells grown from human embryonic stem cells into a host heart	0	None
2004-09-27	Functions of the c-myb gene which leukemia cells depend on for proliferation	0	None
2004-09-27	Marijuana use may increase the risk of ectopic (tubal) pregnancies	0	None
2004-09-27	Discovery of key molecular step which allows cancer cells to move to different parts of the body	0	None
2004-09-27	Simple interventions for Accident and Emergency patients could help reduce excessive drinking	0	None
2004-09-26	Ireland to invest €5m for autism research	0	None
2004-09-26	What you see is not always what you get with binocular rivalry	0	None
2004-09-26	New type of regulatory T cell that reduces asthma and airway inflammation	0	None
2004-09-26	Boldly colored tableware is a mealtime aid to those with severe Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-09-26	Stem cells from umbilical cord blood, given intravenously with mannitol drug reduce stroke size and damage	0	None
2004-09-26	Researchers have successfully targeted an HIV protein that has eluded existing therapies	0	None
2004-09-26	Stretching immediately before sport or exercise may actually hinder sport performance	0	None
2004-09-23	Researcher looks for clues to degenerative, deadly disease called Ataxia-telangiectasia	0	None
2004-09-23	Low-dose infusion of ketamine completely relieves pain of complex regional pain syndrome	0	5
2004-09-23	Asia must tackle HIV in injecting drug users	0	None
2004-09-23	Dogs can be trained to detect bladder cancer	0	None
2004-09-23	Understanding how kidneys absorb protein from urine will help fight kidney disease in diabetics	0	None
2004-09-23	Promising lead in developing anti-viral drugs with the potential to fight HIV and HSV	0	None
2004-09-23	Research may lead to alternatives to antibiotic drugs for treating bacterial diseases	0	5
2004-09-23	Better insight into treating bilingual children who suffer from a stutter	0	None
2004-09-23	Potential new way to control drug-resistant bacteria	0	None
2004-09-23	New link in the growth of Ewing’s sarcoma	0	None
2004-09-22	THC in marijuana may block the spread of forms of cancer causing herpes viruses	0	5
2004-09-22	Research to halt the progress of chronic liver disease	0	None
2004-09-22	Research shows how psychosocial factors can bring on rapid decline in health	0	None
2004-09-22	University of Arizona spin-off investigates DNA damage to human skin	0	None
2004-09-22	NIH opens new hospital totally dedicated to clinical research	0	None
2004-09-21	Fish oils appear to reduce breast cancer risk	0	None
2004-09-21	Experimental drug PKC412 may be the key to treating myeloproliferative disease	0	None
2004-09-21	New gene therapy technique may help treat Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-09-21	Evidence pointing to chronic cellular inflammation as the precursor of heart disease and diabetes	0	None
2004-09-21	Novel strategy for stimulating the production of utrophin	0	None
2004-09-21	Stress response proteins offer a promising target for a novel drug guidance system	0	None
2004-09-21	HER-2 cell surface receptors tun on genes associated with carcinogenesis	0	None
2004-09-21	Laser therapy and tacrolimus ointment best for vitiligo	2	3
2004-09-21	Obesity makes surgery more difficult and risky	0	None
2004-09-21	Streptococcus bacteria uses sword and shield to fight white blood cells	0	None
2004-09-20	A low salt diet can be extremely dangerous for elderly people	1	3.3
2004-09-20	New imaging analysis techniques to probe causes of dyslexia	0	None
2004-09-20	Certain cancers might one day be cured without the use of toxic chemotherapy and radiation	0	None
2004-09-20	New anti-inflammatory strategy for cancer therapy	0	None
2004-09-20	Research may provide a better understanding of the mental retardation observed in Cri-du-Chat Syndrome	0	5
2004-09-20	Vanilla may become a drug to treat sickle cell disease	0	None
2004-09-20	Non-human primates should never be considered as source animals for any future clinical trials of animal-to-human transplantation	0	None
2004-09-20	Breakthrough in spinal regeneration research	0	None
2004-09-20	Today’s scientists have the skills and experience to transplant a human face	0	None
2004-09-20	Resveratrol in red wine, is thought to contribute to improved cardiovascular effects associated with moderate consumption of red wine	0	None
2004-09-20	Genome researchers to look at 1918 Spanish flu	0	None
2004-09-20	New oral gel used instead of injection to deliver drugs	0	None
2004-09-20	Project to find out how European governments could fight obesity	0	None
2004-09-18	Humans are in fact quite rational; they just do not trust what people in lab coats tell them	0	None
2004-09-18	Research findings may help stave off full-blown diabetes	0	None
2004-09-18	Link between eosinophils and asthma	0	None
2004-09-18	Inflammation could have important implications for modern-day health care	0	None
2004-09-18	New culprit behind the brain injury suffered by stroke victims	0	None
2004-09-18	A new lipid-based nasal ointment effective at reducing symptoms of allergic rhinitis	0	None
2004-09-17	Significant relationships between laryngopharyngeal reflux and upper airway sensory impairment	0	None
2004-09-17	Consumption of milk seems to be evaporating	0	None
2004-09-17	Early drinking means a greater likelihood of problem drinking later in life	0	None
2004-09-16	Potential stem cells treatment for retinitis pigmentosa and other retinal degenerations	41	4.3
2004-09-16	New method targeting hypermethylation detects ovarian cancer in the blood	0	None
2004-09-16	Beer possesses the same antioxidant benefits as red wine	0	5
2004-09-16	Protein that causes juvenile Batten disease also plays a key role in normal cell function	0	None
2004-09-16	Stem cell science and orthopedic surgery may reduce failure rate in hip replacements	0	None
2004-09-16	Researchers are making inroads to understanding what makes brain tumors so hard to treat	0	None
2004-09-16	Mighty mouse helps researchers tackle osteoporosis	0	None
2004-09-16	Cancer drug effective at treating lupus	0	None
2004-09-16	Researchers get a grip on marijuana	0	None
2004-09-15	Can anti-psychotic drugs treat anorexia?	0	None
2004-09-15	Immunoglobulins might be promising treatment for Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-09-14	Role of gene identified in development of tumours in children	0	None
2004-09-14	Drinking by youth at disturbingly high levels	0	None
2004-09-14	Important discovery that will increase the understanding of multiple sclerosis	0	None
2004-09-14	German researchers are identifying lymphoma risks	0	None
2004-09-14	Brain function a key to addiction treatments	0	None
2004-09-14	Shade structures are not built effectively	0	None
2004-09-14	Research highlights the need for vehicle redesigning of SUV's, pickup trucks and vans	0	None
2004-09-14	Crocodile blood could help make artificial blood	0	None
2004-09-14	Lead poisoning in children may be a bigger public health issue in the UK than is currently appreciated	0	None
2004-09-14	Prolonged and sustained endurance training prevents stiffening of the heart	0	None
2004-09-14	Hibiscus flowers contain antioxidants that help control cholesterol levels	0	3
2004-09-14	New biological principle and therapeutic goal for cancer treatment	0	None
2004-09-14	Genetically modified bacterium as remedy for intestinal diseases	0	None
2004-09-13	Statistical method for faster prognosis of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases	0	None
2004-09-13	Researchers find way to clean up the drugs market	0	None
2004-09-13	Researchers have discovered a possible way to distinguish lethal from localized prostate cancers	0	None
2004-09-13	Western diseases such as stroke and heart disease are a major problem in Asia	0	None
2004-09-13	Crucial research fails to connect due to secretive nature of research and development	0	None
2004-09-12	$10.3 million biodefense contract to tackle salmonella, typhoid fever and monkey pox virus	0	None
2004-09-12	Consuming lots of red meat and alcohol may triple relapse rate in ulcerative colitis	0	None
2004-09-12	Moderate alcohol consumption cuts rate of further narrowing after heart surgery	0	None
2004-09-12	Higher blood levels of homocysteine may be associated with changes in deep brain tissue in middle-aged men	0	5
2004-09-12	Thickness of the cornea an important factor in considering treatment options for patients with glaucoma	0	None
2004-09-12	Treatment with vitamin A and an omega-3 fatty acid slows down the progression of retinitis pigmentosa	0	None
2004-09-10	New genetic test can predict cleft lip or palate	0	None
2004-09-10	Spouses' emotions can effect psychological recovery after a heart attack or angioplasty	0	5
2004-09-10	Talk test can help monitor exercise exertion	0	None
2004-09-10	PSA test is now all but useless for predicting prostate cancer risk	0	None
2004-09-10	Suprising new information on the HOX genes	0	None
2004-09-10	Cancer drug may reduce kidney disease in lupus	0	None
2004-09-10	Grant to study genetics and drug interaction	0	None
2004-09-10	New view of chromatin and gene activity	0	None
2004-09-10	Discovery of way to regulate brain blood could lead to new treatments for stroke, migraine, Alzheimer’s	0	None
2004-09-10	Disruption of protein folding causes neurodegeneration, mental retardation	0	5
2004-09-10	Transthyretin discovery may halt progression of Alzheimer's	0	None
2004-09-10	Magnetic resonance imaging helps measure osteoarthritis	0	None
2004-09-10	Missing genes may help explain why plague bacteria are so deadly	0	None
2004-09-10	Painful and damaging chemotherapy may one day be a thing of the past	0	None
2004-09-10	Chemical pathways of serotonin in the nervous system pave way for future pharmaceutical treatments for depression	0	5
2004-09-10	Influenza associated hospitalizations among elderly patients has increased substantially over the past two decades	0	None
2004-09-10	New research into stimulus-related ear differences from birth may provide improved methods for newborn hearing tests	0	None
2004-09-09	Gene mutations cause 85 percent of colon cancers	0	None
2004-09-09	Research crucial in determining what gene mutations might lead to congenital cardiovascular defects	0	None
2004-09-09	Exposure to music helps kids learn	1	4
2004-09-09	New treatment for T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia	0	None
2004-09-08	Findings point to the hippocampus as critical to the process of recollection	0	2
2004-09-08	Autism may arise from a mixture of sources that include a few genes and epigenetics	0	None
2004-09-08	Cancers, including colon, prostate, and leukemia, continue to grow unchecked	0	None
2004-09-08	Gene therapy holds much promise for treating aggressive human superficial bladder cancer	0	None
2004-09-08	Researchers uncover how HIV causes abnormalities in antibody-producing cells	0	None
2004-09-08	Researchers keep milk free of contaminants	0	None
2004-09-08	Higher body mass index has a stronger association with diabetes than physical inactivity	0	None
2004-09-08	New genetic hypothesis for the cause of autism	0	None
2004-09-08	Friendly bacteria helps control upset stomachs and gut diseases amongst elderly population	0	4
2004-09-08	Controlling diarrhoea and constipation in autistic children without using antibiotics	0	None
2004-09-08	Pigs and other farm animals are harbouring major reservoirs of antibiotic-resistant bacteria	0	None
2004-09-08	Are parents of children with ADHD good at parenting?	0	None
2004-09-08	First indication that Parkinson’s disease can be caused by a defect in a protein	0	None
2004-09-08	Research into constraint-induced movement therapy	0	5
2004-09-07	Pig tissue may help reduce the damage and disability of stroke	0	None
2004-09-07	Australian research studies health impacts of living in a high-rise apartment	0	None
2004-09-07	Parents and siblings of infants born with severe abnormalities of the left side of the heart should also be screened for heart problems	0	None
2004-09-07	Researchers have successfully produced small quantities of a new vaccine for anthrax using Bacillus bacteria	0	None
2004-09-07	New way of killing dangerous bacteria like the ones which cause anthrax and pneumonia	0	None
2004-09-07	Mucus on the skin of rainbow trout may be a possible source of new medicines to fight infectious diseases	0	None
2004-09-07	Bee stings may provide a solution to overcome MRSA superbugs	0	None
2004-09-07	Stopping bacteria from talking to each other could help prevent serious infections	0	None
2004-09-07	Scientists crack tooth decay	0	None
2004-09-07	Mitochondrial genes cause nuclear mischief	0	None
2004-09-06	Data from over a quarter of cancer clinical trials may never reach the public domain	0	None
2004-09-06	Scientists investigate the ability of heart muscle to repair itself	0	None
2004-09-06	Sight of a friendly face can reduce stress in sheep	0	None
2004-09-05	Bone marrow produces cells that permanently heal wounds	0	None
2004-09-05	Nicotine patches and gum less effective for women than men	0	None
2004-09-05	Research may significant consequences in leading drug researchers to develop new and more effective means to block influenza and other viruses	0	None
2004-09-05	Yellow glasses save vision	0	None
2004-09-02	Three key responses behind food neophobia, the rejection of new foods in both adults and children	11	5
2004-09-02	Smoking, high blood pressure and high cholesterol have taken a substantial toll on the American wallet	0	None
2004-09-02	New ways of looking at treatment for lung diseases such as pulmonary fibrosis	0	None
2004-09-02	Research suggests that victimisation in childhood increases risk of psychotic disorders, such as schizophrenia or manic depression	0	None
2004-09-02	University of Nottingham research developments could mean new drugs will reach cancer patients more quickly	0	None
2004-09-02	Researchers work to defeat acne by understanding it better on a molecular level	0	None
2004-09-02	Sense of humour research reveals secrets of what makes us laugh	0	None
2004-09-02	First step in using gene therapy to treat glaucoma	0	3
2004-09-01	Researchers discover that DNA fragments destroy melanoma cells	0	None
2004-09-01	The lower your cholesterol in midlife, the better you are off in old age	0	None
2004-09-01	New sedation procedure which could allow patients to avoid potentially risky general anaesthetics	0	None
2004-09-01	International research sheds light on Escherichia coli	0	None
2004-09-01	Broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage effective in disrupting late stages of cell growth in breast cancer	0	None
2004-09-01	Knowing more about a gene’s responsibility will stir up a swarm of controversy	0	None
2004-09-01	Researchers accurately pinpoint the types of lymphoma, Hodgkins or non-Hodgkins	0	None
2004-09-01	Spanish research helps divers avoid hypothermia	0	None
2004-08-31	Research provides definitive evidence that radiation risk is associated with full-body CT scans	0	None
2004-08-30	People in a negative mood provide more accurate eyewitness accounts	1	None
2004-08-30	Scientists discover breakthrough method to treat neuronal diseases	0	None
2004-08-30	Alcohol in moderation maintains a healthy heart and reduces tissue damage following a heart attack	0	None
2004-08-30	Further evidence of a genetic link to schizophrenia	0	None
2004-08-30	Researchers explain dual effects of ginseng	0	None
2004-08-30	Flaw in DNA helps explain cancers and aging	0	None
2004-08-30	Kiwis reverse heart disease in diabetics	0	None
2004-08-30	Circadian rhythm research may lead to greater understanding of jet lag and human diseases	0	None
2004-08-30	Gene - beta1-integrin, could be key to breast cancer therapies	0	None
2004-08-30	Common enzyme acts as a natural brake to prevent potentially deadly runaway inflammation	0	None
2004-08-30	Converting cells into heart muscle	0	None
2004-08-30	Students are more likely to drink, smoke cigarettes and smoke marijuana when they receive drivers’ licenses	0	None
2004-08-27	Streptococcal bacteria disrupts blood clotting to infect humans	0	None
2004-08-27	Solid evidence that best treatment for multiple sclerosis is pregnancy	0	5
2004-08-27	High tech implants to aid facial reconstruction	0	None
2004-08-27	Nobox gene key to proper egg development	0	None
2004-08-27	Yogurt, unfortunately, is not the answer for thrush	0	5
2004-08-27	Two new findings in the field of primary prevention for dementia and Alzheimer’s disease	0	None
2004-08-27	Ephedra substitute - Seville orange may have risks	0	None
2004-08-26	Probiotics of no use for vaginal problems	0	4
2004-08-26	Complying with new flu guidelines may be impractical and costly	0	None
2004-08-26	Eggs are a high in lutein, a carotenoid important for eye and skin health	0	None
2004-08-26	Study of new gene and cell therapy to better understand how genetically-engineered cells can help pace the heart	1	None
2004-08-26	Researchers have identified a possible cause of an inherited form of Parkinson's disease	0	None
2004-08-26	Manuka honey effective treatment for leg ulcers	0	3
2004-08-26	Researchers look to make more effective drug treatments for tuberculosis	0	None
2004-08-26	Mission to uncover the genetic make-up of Britain	0	None
2004-08-26	Powdered form of anthrax vaccine could eliminate needle injections	0	None
2004-08-25	New class of compounds play a role in protecting the cardiovascular system	0	None
2004-08-25	Scientists have discovered a protein that could be the key to finding a cure for asthma	0	None
2004-08-25	Researchers using light to control genes and better understand the role of certain genes in embryonic development	0	None
2004-08-25	High-resolution images reveal the molecular rearrangements that rotavirus uses to break into cells	0	None
2004-08-25	High blood pressure may help people to stay calm	0	None
2004-08-25	Air researchers measure diesel fumes to search for link to health problems	0	None
2004-08-25	A new test for bowel cancer could be on the horizon	0	None
2004-08-25	Researchers have identified multiple changes in the gene-expression patterns of cells involved with tumor progression in liver cancer patients	0	None
2004-08-24	Gray matter in brain associated with language processing among people with a family history of dyslexia	0	None
2004-08-24	Spray used by British police forces to control aggressors more harmful than previously thought	0	None
2004-08-24	Cigarettes produce 10 times more pollution than that of an average diesel exhaust	1	4.5
2004-08-24	Diabetes and heart disease may stem from fat you can't see	0	None
2004-08-23	The next generation of single-enantiomer catalysts	0	None
2004-08-23	Researchers have produced a marathon mouse that can run twice as far as normal mice	0	None
2004-08-23	Blueberries may lower cholesterol	0	None
2004-08-23	Researchers find how cancers, particularly lymphomas, develop and might be prevented	0	None
2004-08-23	Exposure to simian virus 40 (SV40) is not associated with cancer in humans	0	None
2004-08-23	Limb kinematics help to better understand why it’s more “efficient” to walk than to run	0	None
2004-08-23	Body symmetry could be a tell tale sign of an aggressive person	0	None
2004-08-23	Surprise finding could lead to hepatitis C vaccine	0	None
2004-08-23	New database about a group of genes associated with multidrug resistance in cancerous tumors	0	None
2004-08-23	Worldwide evidence says better care will halt heart failure epidemic	0	None
2004-08-23	Novel disease mechanism underlying rheumatoid arthritis	0	None
2004-08-23	Effectiveness of gingko to treat early dementia	0	None
2004-08-23	Rooms where people smoke contain higher air concentrations of endotoxins	0	None
2004-08-23	Effect of prebiotic and probiotic foods on health	0	None
2004-08-22	Diabetes worldwide will continue to increase at record levels	0	None
2004-08-22	Research offers hope for the millions of diabetics worldwide who take insulin injections	0	None
2004-08-22	First whole-genome survey of where three commonly used retroviruses into human DNA	0	None
2004-08-22	Nitroxyl-releasing drugs promise to revive failing hearts	0	None
2004-08-22	Dual-action compound shows promise in killing prostate cancer cells	0	None
2004-08-22	Eyewitness recall accuracy affected by mood	0	None
2004-08-21	Existing hepatitis drug could lead to the development of new drugs for the treatment of anthrax	0	None
2004-08-21	Research reveals positive long-term impact of youth development program	0	None
2004-08-21	Development of plant-derived topical medications to prevent HIV/AIDS and other STD's	0	None
2004-08-21	Genetic mutation link to sudden infant death syndrome	0	None
2004-08-20	Increased dementia risk after stroke	0	None
2004-08-20	Sonic Hedgehog, essential for normal limb development	0	None
2004-08-20	Research sheds shed light on a common cause of miscarriage in humans	0	None
2004-08-20	Enzyme activation key to body clock	0	None
2004-08-20	Test for identifying which cases of prostate cancer will become life threatening	0	None
2004-08-20	Antimalarial drug resistance is an international problem that requires a co-ordinated, international response	0	None
2004-08-20	Research could lead to ways to prevent arrhythmias	0	None
2004-08-19	Welsh research has found that abused babies are at much greater risk of experiencing further abuse	0	None
2004-08-19	Mobile phones in rural areas need more power, potentially having a greater impact on health	0	None
2004-08-19	Living near to a petrol station may increase the risk of acute childhood leukaemia by 400%	0	None
2004-08-18	Stem cell research may one day help cerebral palsy	0	None
2004-08-18	Authors redefine aging as any change in an organism over time	0	None
2004-08-18	Gene variant that is a major contributor to cleft lip	0	None
2004-08-18	Researchers find important gene for lupus	0	None
2004-08-18	Zinc plays a crucial role in blindness	0	3
2004-08-18	Newly discovered protein switch may be key to understanding sleep disorders, anxiety, and depression	0	None
2004-08-18	More tumour cells in the blood leads to quicker deterioration in women with breast cancer	0	None
2004-08-18	Embryonic stem cell therapy show benefits in rebuilding damaged heart	0	None
2004-08-18	New link between a specific protein and its role in determining how cancerous cells divide	0	None
2004-08-18	Researchers to conduct a series of studies on human circulation	0	None
2004-08-18	Research will lead to better treatments for mastocytosis	0	5
2004-08-18	Researchers find way to detect dangerous brain swelling in diabetic children	0	None
2004-08-18	Computed tomography may improve screening of latent atherosclerosis	0	None
2004-08-17	Friendly bacteria the key to ulcerative colitis treatment	0	None
2004-08-17	Disruption of chromosome loops can lead to Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome	0	None
2004-08-17	Inherited gene conflict may key to controlling obesity	0	1
2004-08-17	Veterans Affairs patients with diabetes are better cared for than managed care patients	0	None
2004-08-17	Not all good cholesterol helps to protect arteries from becoming clogged with fatty deposits	0	None
2004-08-17	Drug developers should take a different approach to snake venom and heart medications	0	None
2004-08-17	A quarter of all adults aged over 40 could develop an irregular heartbeat	0	None
2004-08-16	New blood test to detect ovarian cancer	0	None
2004-08-16	Neural basis of memory loss	0	None
2004-08-16	Link between marijuana and mental health	0	None
2004-08-16	Medical alternative to surgery for cataracts	0	5
2004-08-15	Blood test to detect ovarian cancer using three proteins found in common in the blood of women with the disease	0	None
2004-08-15	Good health goes beyond diet, exercise and stress	0	5
2004-08-15	Relationship between brain chemical messenger glutamate and schizophrenia traits	0	2
2004-08-15	Strep throat, scarlet fever and other disorders appears to use a single wasplike "stinger" to spread infection	0	2
2004-08-13	Rats as well as humans can become addicted to drugs	0	None
2004-08-13	Stroke research lags far behind funding for other major causes of death in Europe	0	None
2004-08-13	Researchers map structure of anti-cancer molecule and open the door to the creation of more effective cancer treatments	0	None
2004-08-13	Pineal gland which regulates the cycles of sleep and waking evolved to improve vision	1	None
2004-08-13	Scientists discover the body's own defense against H.Pylori, the cause of stomach ulcers and stomach cancer	0	None
2004-08-12	Horrifying research into Britain's injecting drug users	0	None
2004-08-12	Research provides new hope for people with fetal alcohol syndrome	0	None
2004-08-12	Ways to economically recover recombinant proteins from transgenic tobacco	0	None
2004-08-12	Scopolamine prevents and relieves motion sickness - but possibly with more adverse effects than alternatives	0	None
2004-08-12	Investigation into mTOR protein function is far from over	0	None
2004-08-11	Gene responsible for management of glutamate is a promising candidate in determining risk for schizophrenia	0	None
2004-08-11	What is Telomere crisis?	0	None
2004-08-11	Structural microvascular changes, visible in the eye, may precede development of severe hypertension	0	None
2004-08-11	Research unlocks the mystery of the miraculous healing powers of honey	0	None
2004-08-11	Stanford researchers identify leukemia stem cells	0	None
2004-08-11	Self-assembling peptides, a breakthrough with enormous therapeutic potential	0	None
2004-08-11	New biotech alliance to focus on diseases of nerve injury and pain	0	None
2004-08-11	Scientists identify compounds that mimic calorie restriction	0	None
2004-08-11	Million-dollar grant to trial potential stem cell therapies to repair injured spinal cords	0	None
2004-08-11	New service-oriented laboratory focused on bioanalysis and pharmacokinetics	0	None
2004-08-10	System for monitoring and promoting human rights for people with disabilities around the world	0	None
2004-08-10	Scientists have tricked subjects in an experiment into believing that a rubber hand was part of their own body	0	None
2004-08-10	Bionomics BNO69 angiogenesis gene discovery published	0	None
2004-08-10	Trauma patients who test positive for methamphetamine are more likely to be admitted to the hospital	0	None
2004-08-09	Discovery could revolutionise the way asthma is treated and managed, and possibly lead to an eventual cure	0	None
2004-08-09	New scientific white paper outlines why the current policy on stem cell research must be expanded	0	None
2004-08-09	Advances in biomedical imaging could lead to more sensitive screening tests for cancer-fighting drugs	0	None
2004-08-09	Austrian researchers in a world first have successfully engineered an allergy vaccine	0	None
2004-08-09	Early news reports on carbs-breast cancer link may only serve to confuse the public	0	None
2004-08-09	Liver transplantation outcomes have significantly improved for patients with hepatitis B	0	None
2004-08-09	New treatment strategy for brain cancer	0	None
2004-08-09	Effects of oxidative stress on atherosclerosis	0	None
2004-08-09	Possible role for BK virus in development of prostate cancer	0	None
2004-08-09	New screening tool prevents wrong patients from receiving Parkinson's surgery	0	None
2004-08-09	Research sheds new light on stepfamilies	0	None
2004-08-09	Significant advance in the understanding of the hepatitis C virus (HCV)	0	None
2004-08-09	Step closer to unravelling the mystery of medically unexplained pain such as chronic low back pain	0	None
2004-08-09	Neuroscience research in South Australia is mobilising its efforts against diseases of the brain and nervous system	0	None
2004-08-09	Carb-conscious dieters may be lowering their risk of breast cancer	0	None
2004-08-07	Scientists lead fight against blood cancers	0	None
2004-08-06	Lack of a gene called LBP-1a in the embryo prevents normal growth of blood vessels in the placenta	0	None
2004-08-06	World's young and leading scholars will gather in Sydney next week to showcase their research	0	None
2004-08-06	Short bouts of exercise reduce the risk of heart disease	0	None
2004-08-06	Personalised medicine designed to enhance people's chances of quitting smoking	0	None
2004-08-05	Australian university signs multi-million dollar anti-cancer research deal	0	None
2004-08-05	Mayo Clinic and IBM have announced a broad collaboration to accelerate advances in patient care and research	0	None
2004-08-05	First evidence of the molecular link between inflammation and cancer	0	None
2004-08-05	New gene-silencing technique	0	None
2004-08-05	Potential of genomics in disease research yet to be realized	0	None
2004-08-05	Mefloquine, an anti-malarial drug plays a critical role in movement, vision and memory	0	None
2004-08-05	As medicine targets personal DNA profiles, researchers examine ethics and patient experiences	0	None
2004-08-03	Nogo protein may control the progression of Alzheimer’s disease	0	None
2004-08-03	Researchers study whether people’s genetic makeup could make them more likely to develop osteoarthritis of the knee and hip	0	None
2004-08-03	Smart drug that targets cancer cells in the brain following removal of a tumor	0	None
2004-08-03	Entirely new approach to the treatment of aging	0	None
2004-08-03	Switches in the brain that tell the body to stop eating and start burning calories	0	None
2004-08-02	Adolescents hospitalized for psychiatric disorders are more likely to report higher levels of emotional distress as adults	0	None
2004-08-02	Substance abuse and mood and anxiety disorders are some of the most common psychiatric disorders in the United States	0	None
2004-08-02	Higher levels of certain hormones may be associated with stress	0	None
2004-08-02	Antioxidant pills do nothing to prevent cardiovascular disease	0	None
2004-08-02	Adolescents take that first step in halting the growing rates of HIV, AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases	0	None
2004-08-02	A protein that the body uses to attack the AIDS virus is actually a stealthy defense mechanism that evolved 32 million years before HIV	0	None
2004-08-02	Renal research boost for the University of Birmingham	0	None
2004-08-02	Isolated soy protein shown to benefit type 2 diabetics	0	None
2004-08-02	Need for more research on complementary and alternative medicine is highlighted in a major report	0	None
2004-08-02	Antivenom of the tiger snake may not be as useful as previously believed	0	None
2004-08-02	Research to determine whether long term use of organophosphate insecticides and other pesticides leads to an increased risk of cancer	0	None
2004-08-02	Hormone previously identified in the venom of the green mamba snake may play role in stroke research	0	None
2004-08-02	New approach to cancer vaccines may eradicate skin cancer tumors	0	None
2004-08-02	Researchers have secured more than $19.4 million for their work on cardiovascular and liver diseases and HIV/AIDS	0	None
2004-08-02	New glycan arrays discover autoimmunogenic activities of SARS-CoV	0	None
2004-08-02	Automated health databases can help physicians monitor chronic diseases like hypertension	0	None
2004-08-02	The inner ear functions like ‘an underwater piano’ – highly tuned despite being immersed in water	0	None
2004-08-02	The p53 transcription factor plays a vital role in preventing cancer onset	0	None
2004-07-31	Twin research reveals gene that may play a crucial part in the development of myopia	0	None
2004-07-29	New ethics committee regulations impede and delay clinical research	0	2
2004-07-29	Rapid detection of anthrax inhalation	0	None
2004-07-29	Research to develop ways to inhibit head and neck cancers, the fifth most common cancer worldwide	0	None
2004-07-29	Adenosine triphosphate is a culprit in causing the devastating damage of spinal cord injury	0	None
2004-07-29	New method for detecting premature birth	0	None
2004-07-29	Misfiring proteins linked to sick feeling of type 2 diabetics	0	None
2004-07-29	Molecular pathway in the brain may explain why some patients suffering from inflammatory diseases develop depression	0	None
2004-07-29	Influence of alcohol consumption on risk of developing hypertension and type 2 diabetes	0	None
2004-07-29	Researchers have shown that an experimental vaccine can reduce the amount of neurodegeneration in a mouse model for Parkinson's disease	0	None
2004-07-29	Proof of principle that it is possible to deliver new genes body-wide to all the muscles of an adult animal	0	None
2004-07-29	Further evidence about how estrogen helps activate breast cancer	0	None
2004-07-28	Researchers discover a carbohydrate with an unusual structure in the cell walls of the bacterium that causes tuberculosis	0	None
2004-07-27	Turn of the head to the left makes a happy face look happier, while a look to the right writes sadness all over your face	0	None
2004-07-27	Research using genomic testing reveals new information on flesh-eating bacteria	0	None
2004-07-27	75 percent of Americans support call for more stem cell research	0	None
2004-07-27	Wide range of professions use heuristics to assist them with complex decision making, doctors are no exception	0	None
2004-07-27	Leptin's fat-burning role in humans	0	None
2004-07-27	Possible inherited component for lung cancer	0	None
2004-07-26	Traveling to and from work can reduce cardiovascular disease in people with type 2 diabetes	0	None
2004-07-26	Organic tomatoes have higher levels of vitamin C	0	None
2004-07-26	How ulcer bugs stick to stomach	0	None
2004-07-26	Finding helps explain how nerves connect to their targets and stop growing once there	0	None
2004-07-26	Correlation between caffeine intake at mealtime and increased glucose and insulin levels among diabetics	0	None
2004-07-23	Gene associated with susceptibility to developing type 1 diabetes	0	None
2004-07-23	Drug used to treat schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders appears effective at treating Alzheimer’s disease	0	None
2004-07-23	Multimillion-dollar grant to further life sciences research	0	None
2004-07-23	Cancers of the gut amongst the most preventable through changes in diet	0	None
2004-07-23	Epilepsy, new therapeutic possibilities	0	None
2004-07-23	Autism antibodies are not genetically determined, as parents do not exhibit them	0	5
2004-07-23	Groundbreaking tinnitus treatment	0	None
2004-07-22	Left atrium neasurements may predict future for heart attack patients	0	None
2004-07-22	Outdoor activities are exposing us to higher levels of harmful ultraviolet rays than previously thought	0	None
2004-07-21	Difficulties in performing day to day tasks could indicate the presence of mild cognitive impairment	0	None
2004-07-21	Researchers discover a mechanism that blocks replication of a retrovirus	0	None
2004-07-21	Australian collaboration to produce cancer immunotherapy vaccines	0	None
2004-07-21	Stress found to be associated with hyperprolactinemia	0	None
2004-07-21	Fine tuning your loss of body fluids may be more problematic now that researchers find receptors have an active role in our sweat rate	0	None
2004-07-21	Chemotherapy and supportive care are a winning combination	0	None
2004-07-20	Chemotherapy aimed at both cancer cells and their genetically normal cellular 'microenvironment' might improve the success of breast cancer treatment	0	None
2004-07-20	Discovery challenges current thinking about how a cancer develops and spreads	0	None
2004-07-19	Recently amended draft Human Tissue Bill remains confused and will endanger the continuation of vital medical research	0	None
2004-07-19	Call for original research papers and other works dealing with primary health care	0	None
2004-07-19	Market research 'World RNAi Markets: Current and Future Outlook'	0	None
2004-07-17	Safer and improved technologies for detecting and treating scoliosis	0	None
2004-07-17	Should the results of genetic tests be considered personal	0	None
2004-07-17	Cannabis extract helps reduce pain in multiple sclerosis patients	0	None
2004-07-17	Researchers find key light-detecting molecule in the eye moves in response to changes in light intensity	0	None
2004-07-15	8.5 million Euros to address a fundamental question on mitosis: How is cell division regulated?	0	None
2004-07-15	Gulf war veterans are at increased risk of infertility	0	None
2004-07-15	Using a combination of therapies and cell grafts could help treat patients with chronic spinal cord injuries	0	None
2004-07-15	Research into NHS stress	0	None
2004-07-15	Scientists determine structure of staph, anthrax enzyme	0	None
2004-07-15	Research that directs cancer-killing immune cells against the deadliest brain tumors shows promise	0	None
2004-07-15	Stat5 protein is particularly plentiful in high histological grade human prostate cancer	0	None
2004-07-15	Important milestone for any cancer therapy that will be useful for treating patients	0	None
2004-07-15	Research may help predict risk for prostate cancer based on gene expression patterns	0	None
2004-07-15	Immunotherapeutic strategy allowing patients to use their own immune system to fight their cancer	0	None
2004-07-15	Dietary niacin may protect against the development of Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-07-13	Adults with asthma may have an increased risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	0	None
2004-07-13	New hereditary spastic paraplegia research	0	None
2004-07-13	Research provides new insight into the carefully controlled architectural changes that underlie organ development	0	None
2004-07-13	Molecular mechanisms behind XsalF's anterior specifying activity	0	None
2004-07-12	Human antibodies that thwart the SARS virus in mice can be mass-produced quickly	0	None
2004-07-12	Genetic mutation is a major contributor to type 1 diabetes	0	None
2004-07-12	International leader backs regional brain injury research	0	None
2004-07-11	First recipients of the Fogarty-Ellison Fellowship in Global Health and Clinical Research	0	None
2004-07-10	Having a good time can strengthen different centres in the brain and help it grow healthy brain cells	0	None
2004-07-10	Evidence that new anti-inflammatory drug may sensitize leukemia, and breast and lung cancers to conventional chemotherapy	0	None
2004-07-10	Stress may increase risk for the most common type of uterine cancer	0	None
2004-07-10	Myriad Genetics awarded a $14.2 million contract for AIDS and hepatitis research	0	None
2004-07-10	Researchers uncover new information source, the cornea of the human eye	0	None
2004-07-09	Recent tuberculosis research holds promise for developing a more effective vaccine	0	4
2004-07-09	The structure of AGT shows how one human protein reduces the potency of chemotherapy	0	None
2004-07-09	Exposure-based treatment offers the best form of therapy for dealing with trauma caused by a tragic death	0	None
2004-07-09	Mitochondria in spinal cords is Lou Gehrig’s disease target according researchers	0	None
2004-07-09	California church coalition lends support to Proposition 71 for stem cell research	0	None
2004-07-08	Identification of a naturally occurring genetic difference that controls the production of serotonin in the brain	0	None
2004-07-08	Understanding the role of c-Jun in repairing damaged nerve cells could help treat spinal injuries and increase our understanding of cancer	0	None
2004-07-08	The first ever model of live skin with a full ecosystem of micro-organisms	0	None
2004-07-08	World’s leading experts to attend International Human Embryonic Stem Cell Symposium	0	None
2004-07-08	Stem-cell research and its political, legal, and ethical implications	0	None
2004-07-08	Researchers shed new light on the function of huntingtin, the protein whose mutation underlies Huntington’s disease	0	None
2004-07-08	Research into hay fever and temperature of the nose rises helps determine how reliable and effective anti-allergic agents are	0	None
2004-07-08	New leads for the discovery of anthrax antitoxins that could be used in conjunction with antibiotics to treat late-stage anthrax	0	None
2004-07-07	Researchers found that a significant number of men get the hepatitis B virus behind bars	0	None
2004-07-07	Research could help disarm deadly retroviruses such as HIV or SARS	0	None
2004-07-07	Gene responsible for the onset of aging	0	None
2004-07-07	Diagnosing depression in people with intellectual disabilities	0	None
2004-07-07	Type of cellular stress called osmotic stress is critical to cell growth and the body’s immune response against infection	0	None
2004-07-07	Research to unravel exactly what is going on chemically, when Alzheimer's sets in	0	None
2004-07-07	UV exposure from sun tanning beds leads to pain relief and euphoric feelings	0	None
2004-07-07	Convincing evidence that at dietary levels, the estrogens found in soy do not stimulate cell growth and other markers for cancer risk	0	None
2004-07-06	New Zealand research to help reduce depression amongst stroke victims	0	None
2004-07-06	Paper makes a convincing case about the importance of older people in a society	0	None
2004-07-06	Brain enzyme known to affect mood may be decreased in teens who commit suicide	0	None
2004-07-05	Protein controls acid in cells by direct detection of volume changes	0	None
2004-07-05	Maths, not medicine, could prevent fatal heart attacks	0	None
2004-07-05	Research points to a possible way to design anthrax toxin molecules that selectively attack tumor cells	0	None
2004-07-05	Gene therapy may provide a treatment for a group of incurable, progressive neurological diseases called polyglutamine-repeat diseases	0	None
2004-07-05	Nanotechnology-based applications are accelerating the development of nanomedicine	0	None
2004-07-02	New research may help doctors diagnose diseases like HIV and hepatitis C earlier	0	None
2004-07-02	Enzymes from king crab are an effective treatment for scalds, sores, and trophic ulcers	0	None
2004-07-02	New Welsh research centre to improve understanding of the psychosocial factors that influence illness, disease, recovery	0	None
2004-07-02	Gum disease vaccination aim of world-first research	0	None
2004-07-02	People who suffer from severe depression have more nerve cells in the part of the brain that controls emotion	0	None
2004-07-02	Are vacuum assisted deliveries safe? yes according to the BMJ	0	None
2004-07-02	Possible interactions of St John's wort with conventional drugs	0	None
2004-07-02	Drop in systolic blood pressure may indicate imminent likelihood of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia	0	None
2004-07-01	Mucus may be the key to new treatments for cystic fibrosis	0	None
2004-07-01	Research describes how nerve growth factor stimulates a sequence of proteins that promote nerve growth	0	None
2004-07-01	Increased consumption of artificial sweeteners and of high-calorie beverages is not the sole cause of obesity, but it may be a contributing factor	0	None
2004-07-01	Children cured of acute lymphocytic leukemia after chemotherapy have a 5-20 times greater risk of developing secondary malignant neoplasm's	0	None
2004-06-30	A Center for Human Genetics/Genomics has been established at the University of California	0	None
2004-06-30	Protein research may help develop new antibiotics	0	None
2004-06-30	New research offers clues into how the body controls appetite and food intake	0	None
2004-06-30	Innovative research to apply microwave energy to the treatment of potentially deadly heart rhythm disorders	0	None
2004-06-29	An EU-funded research project will help to uncover the genetic factors linked to depression to develop new drug treatments	0	None
2004-06-29	New £18M Medical Research Council facility	0	None
2004-06-29	$1.6 million ecological stoichiometry grant to study how certain nutrients affect the development of disease in humans and animals	0	None
2004-06-29	Relatively difficult for the AIDS virus to develop resistance to the drug, tenofovir, or the DAPY (diarylpyrimidine) family of compounds	0	4
2004-06-29	RNA enzyme research may lead to ways of monitoring fat metabolism and might even assist in the search for signs of life on Mars	0	None
2004-06-29	Creation of the UK Clinical Research Collaboration (UKCRC)	0	None
2004-06-29	Unique project to find out if mobile phone masts, have an adverse effect on our health	0	None
2004-06-29	Nighttime surge of ghrelin may point to new targets for treating obesity	0	None
2004-06-29	Understanding how some diseases evade our body's defense system may help explain the incomplete control of chronic viral infections by the immune system	0	None
2004-06-29	Opuntia ficus indica, a type of prickly pear cactus reduces hangover symptoms	0	None
2004-06-29	Sex hormones alter the development of certain brain structures during puberty	0	None
2004-06-28	Continued commercial development of research into DNA repair	0	None
2004-06-28	Blood hormone may be key to appetite suppression and obesity control	0	None
2004-06-28	First university-based research center devoted to studying epigenetics	0	None
2004-06-28	Chemicals that inhibit the development of new blood vessels could prove to be a new way of treating endometriosis	0	None
2004-06-28	Gene chip technology can detect one of the commonest cystic fibrosis (CF) genetic mutations with 100% accuracy	0	None
2004-06-28	Kaposi sarcoma virus common in people who are HIV positive turns lymph vessel cells into a cancer	0	None
2004-06-28	Research for faster Polymerase Chain Reaction technology	0	None
2004-06-28	Discovery of gene that causes a rare juvenile-onset form of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)	0	None
2004-06-28	Naturally occurring genetic change in humans that dramatically increases muscle size and strength	0	None
2004-06-28	Link between rapid heartbeat after drinking alcohol and the addictive personality	0	None
2004-06-26	Eating eggs does not increase risk of cardiovascular disease	0	None
2004-06-26	Antibiotic use early in life does not increase the subsequent risk of asthma	0	None
2004-06-25	Call for President Bush to lift restrictions on embryonic stem cell research	0	None
2004-06-25	Discovery may explain why people with AIDS may suffer severe infections from viruses that they would otherwise defeat	0	None
2004-06-25	750,000 Americans will have a stroke or brain attack this year	0	None
2004-06-25	Ozone deficiency in the atmosphere does provoke the increase of people's death-rate	0	None
2004-06-24	Animal vaccine shows potential for the development of human SARS immunisation	0	None
2004-06-24	Anabolic steroids may improve surgical repair of shoulder tears	0	5
2004-06-24	Research suggests the brain is a much more sensitive organ than originally perceived, sensitive to the tiniest of chemical signals	0	None
2004-06-24	Ingredient of human breast milk may be a new treatment for warts	0	None
2004-06-24	Zebrafish research may help determine what causes certain birth defects	0	None
2004-06-24	Muscular German boy sheds new light on muscle development and genetics	0	3
2004-06-24	MRSA superbugs emerged independently in at least eight countries including the UK	0	None
2004-06-24	Fat hormone leptin affects a specific type of target neurons in the brain	0	None
2004-06-24	Genetic variation that doubles the risk for rheumatoid arthritis	0	None
2004-06-23	Historical analysis of the 38-year struggle to provide a prescription drug benefit to seniors as part of Medicare	0	None
2004-06-23	Research may explain why methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infections are so difficult to control in hospitals	0	None
2004-06-23	Don't tell your Grandma! Brussel sprouts could help protect against cancer	0	None
2004-06-23	Genes account for approximately 30 percent of longevity in humans	0	None
2004-06-23	Residency training is demanding, leading busy residents to forfeit sleep	0	None
2004-06-23	Can ginger increase metabolic rate and improve circulation in the hands and feet?	0	None
2004-06-23	Prostate and kidney cancer can be detected in urine	0	None
2004-06-23	SPECT imaging helps attention deficit hyperactivity disorder patients	0	None
2004-06-23	Primitive part of the brain plays a role in processing visual information unconsciously	0	None
2004-06-23	Discovery of a gene-expression signature common to distinct types of cancer	0	None
2004-06-22	2,000 leading researchers, neurologists, cardiologists and others specialists will explore the advancements in research and treatment of Stroke	0	None
2004-06-22	We want to figure out how to grow new kidneys in humans	0	None
2004-06-22	£4 million of funding into pharmacogenetics	0	None
2004-06-22	50 years of smoking research by Professor Richard Doll	0	None
2004-06-22	Dogs may predict epileptic seizures in children	0	None
2004-06-22	Clubbers who have taken illegal drugs could be in serious danger when driving	0	None
2004-06-21	New insights into a mysterious type of amnesia	0	None
2004-06-21	Virtual reality appears to dramatically change how the brain physically registers pain	0	None
2004-06-21	Young and old still at risk scalds and burns	0	None
2004-06-21	Antarctic worms may hold the key to future storage of organ transplants	0	None
2004-06-21	40 percent of African-American nursing home residents living in low-tier facilities	0	None
2004-06-21	UK pharmacogenetics research - how genetic makeup can affect response to different drugs	0	None
2004-06-21	Promising new method for the assessment of ischemic heart disease	0	None
2004-06-21	Biocompatibility of interactions that occur between implanted biomaterials and the host living tissue	0	None
2004-06-17	Stimulation or drugs that target the pro-opiomelanocortin system will be effective in treating diabetes or obesity	0	None
2004-06-17	Effects of Zen meditation and how the brain functions during meditative states	0	None
2004-06-17	Ethnic minority doctors disadvantaged throughout their careers	0	None
2004-06-17	Harmless virus known as GBV-C slows the progression of HIV	0	None
2004-06-17	New findings may help better understand how harmless viruses can cause severe disease among patients with weakened immune systems	0	None
2004-06-17	£11.5m for new structural proteomics research	0	None
2004-06-17	Low back pain research using surface electromyography (SEMG) technology	0	None
2004-06-17	Australian researchers awarded funding for new HIV vaccines	0	None
2004-06-17	Virtual reality helps people with stroke regain use of their upper limbs	0	None
2004-06-17	Fragranced candles can have valuable and effective bactericidal properties	0	None
2004-06-17	Emergence of MRSA bacteria that are increasingly resistant to vancomycin	0	3
2004-06-17	$2 million to advance medical research in Australia	0	None
2004-06-16	New clues into the mystery of the brain’s ultra-complicated cells known as neurons	0	5
2004-06-16	Statement on the legislation to double the funding for Alzheimer’s research	0	None
2004-06-16	Potential new strategy for blocking tumor growth	0	None
2004-06-16	74 percent of Americans support call for the Bush White House to lift restrictions on stem cell research	0	None
2004-06-15	SUVs pose greater injury risk to pedestrians	0	None
2004-06-15	Drug combination reduces cocaine use	0	None
2004-06-15	Nordic networks to explore Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, stroke, migraine, epilepsy, cancer and autoimmune and metabolic disorders	0	None
2004-06-15	Link between adult leg length and coronary heart disease in women	0	None
2004-06-15	Dopamine levels in our brains vary the most when gambling	0	None
2004-06-15	Significant vaccine advance for Parkinson’s disease therapy	0	None
2004-06-14	New target for control of early-stage asthma	0	None
2004-06-14	Being bilingual helps keep the brain sharper with age	0	None
2004-06-14	Researchers have recreated the ability of mammalian cells to self-organize	0	None
2004-06-14	Research looks at why people gamble	0	2
2004-06-14	Possible therapeutic approach to lowering LDL cholesterol and homocysteine levels	0	None
2004-06-12	New insights into the way the brain blends and balances information from different senses	0	None
2004-06-11	As Britain’s population gets older, research into ageing is becoming increasingly important	0	None
2004-06-11	Stigma attached to lung cancer can have serious consequences on people's lives	0	None
2004-06-10	Blood test that can detect amplification of a certain gene found in cells associated with breast cancer	1	None
2004-06-10	Conflicting views on embryonic and adult stem cells complicate research in stem cell therapeutics	0	None
2004-06-10	Exercise and fish oil supplement dramatically decreases risk of atherosclerosis	0	None
2004-06-10	Howard Hughes researchers find Alzheimer's may leave some forms of memory intact	0	None
2004-06-09	Genetic signature associated with the aging human brain	1	None
2004-06-09	£20 million funding for stem cell research in the UK	0	None
2004-06-09	Foundation for poor heart health laid early in life	0	None
2004-06-09	Breakthrough could help protect against the use of smallpox by terrorists	0	None
2004-06-09	Researchers win Kaye prize for gastro-retentive sustained release drug delivery system	0	None
2004-06-07	Discovery may help those susceptible to deep-vein thrombosis, strokes and recurrent miscarriages	0	None
2004-06-07	A £5m investment in mental health research will help to improve services for patients	0	None
2004-06-07	Traumatic bone breaks can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder	0	None
2004-06-07	Research may help treat muscular dystrophies and other muscle diseases caused by glycosylation defects	0	None
2004-06-05	High school student makes significant contribution to breast cancer research	0	None
2004-06-05	New way to identify cell growth	0	None
2004-06-05	Neuroscientists have overcome a major obstacle in gene therapy research	0	None
2004-06-05	Research seeks best mix of hope and care for leukaemia sufferers	0	None
2004-06-05	Smokers who quit before the age of 35 have a reasonable chance to regain their health	0	None
2004-06-05	Diabetics could be up to three times more likely to get bowel cancer	0	None
2004-06-05	People with diabetes could be up to three times more likely to get bowel cancer	0	None
2004-06-03	Adrenaline packs a powerful punch in the use of antidepressants	0	None
2004-06-03	Trial to beat cholesterol with soy and dairy combo	0	None
2004-06-02	Reliability of medical research in Britain today questioned by the general public	0	None
2004-06-02	Treating post-traumatic stress disorder	0	None
2004-06-02	Bone marrow stem cells exposed to damaged liver tissue quickly convert into healthy liver cells	0	None
2004-06-02	Suprising discovery in the retinas of colorblind people may help understanding of a number of eye disorders	0	None
2004-06-02	Researchers to investigate link between diabetes and exercise	0	None
2004-06-02	Understanding focal adhesion kinase (FAK) may lead to new cancer treatments	0	None
2004-06-02	Improving blood pressure control of people 80 years and older	0	None
2004-06-02	Research may help to reduce infection and multiple organ failure after injury	0	1
2004-06-02	Research laboratory at the forefront of the science of metabolomics	0	None
2004-06-02	Students win awards for research into liver disease, cancer and insomnia	0	None
2004-06-02	New therapy to send cancer-killing drugs directly to tumours	0	None
2004-06-01	Australian researchers to help people overcome their phobias	0	None
2004-06-01	Gene linked to alcoholism	0	5
2004-06-01	Microbes in your gut could be cause of allergies	0	None
2004-06-01	Tobacco use and obesity more common among less educated and lowest income Americans	0	None
2004-06-01	Daily reduction in the flexibility of blood vessels maybe why heart attacks occur in the early morning	0	None
2004-06-01	Where you live may increase risk factors for asthma	0	None
2004-06-01	New research institute will tackle health inequalities	0	None
2004-06-01	How we pass our genes to our children	0	None
2004-06-01	Yo-yo dieting may have a lasting negative impact on immune function	0	None
2004-06-01	Novel molecular targeting technologies to deliver gene-silencing therapy	0	None
2004-06-01	New research on driver fatigue	0	None
2004-05-28	Four critical components of cells' protein-building machine don't do what scientists had long assumed	0	None
2004-05-28	Discovery that body temperature has a vital role in the onset of sleep	0	None
2004-05-27	More than half of Quebecers over 65 have no teeth	0	None
2004-05-27	Randomness in gene expression to lead to differences in people that are genetically identical	0	None
2004-05-27	Researchers identify molecules that underlie nerve fiber degeneration in multiple sclerosis patients	0	None
2004-05-27	New target of a cancer-causing gene	0	None
2004-05-27	Antibiotics could be the cause of many allergies	0	5
2004-05-27	₤16.5 million investment in stem cell research	0	5
2004-05-27	International adult stem cell 'retraining' project starts in Birmingham	0	None
2004-05-27	Alcoholism tends to run in families, suggesting that addiction may be related to genetics	0	None
2004-05-27	Research tests the efficacy of a smallpox vaccine candidate known as LC16m8	0	None
2004-05-27	Evidence that abnormally short telomeres play a role in the early development of cancer	0	None
2004-05-26	Research may lead to elimination of surface-induced thrombus formation	0	None
2004-05-26	Funding worth $1 million for depression-related research	0	None
2004-05-26	Discovery of gene linked to alcohol dependency	0	None
2004-05-25	Research into flipping genes therapy by Leeds University	0	None
2004-05-25	3 or 4 glasses of wine a week can kill cancer cells	0	None
2004-05-25	MDA researchers find creatine helps in Duchenne dystrophy	0	None
2004-05-25	Bacteria found in the mouth can block the HIV virus	0	None
2004-05-24	Antioxidant compound found in green tea leaves does not clear established plaque	0	None
2004-05-24	Researchers have identified the first gene linked to the productivity of the stem cells that produce sperm in mammals	0	None
2004-05-24	Researchers have isolated a protein receptor in chickens responsible for transferring antibodies from mother to offspring	0	None
2004-05-24	Some people more at risk of obesity due to genetic makeup	0	None
2004-05-24	Research shows that treatment with nitric oxide after storage may dramatically improve the viability of transplanted livers	0	None
2004-05-24	Damage to the left half side of brain may make a right-handed person more susceptible to infection	0	None
2004-05-23	Researchers have identified the first gene linked to the productivity of the stem cells that produce sperm in mammals	0	None
2004-05-23	Researchers have developed technology to precisely measure the sensitivity of nerve fibers that wire up the brain during development	0	None
2004-05-21	New treatment for dry eye syndrome (keratoconjunctivitis sicca)	0	2.8
2004-05-20	Protein that appears to play a key role in Alzheimer's disease	0	None
2004-05-20	Researchers to study link between diabetes and early dementia	0	None
2004-05-20	Cell division can be halted in multiple ways, with implications for cancer	0	None
2004-05-20	A genetic variant (MTHFR C677T) puts half the population at increased risk of neural tube defects	0	None
2004-05-19	Caffeinated beverages may benefit some people who are at high-risk for liver disease	0	None
2004-05-19	Brain can make errors in reassembling the color and motion of objects	0	None
2004-05-19	Inexpensive, simple urine test that could identify impending kidney failure	0	None
2004-05-19	Closer to understanding the function of a protein linked to an inherited form of the movement disorder dystonia	0	None
2004-05-19	Music teachers routinely exposed to noise levels could suffer hearing loss	0	None
2004-05-19	Blood pressure control of people 80 years and older, especially women, must be made a national priority	0	None
2004-05-19	50 new scientists sought after in the field of biomedical research	0	None
2004-05-19	Inactivating a protective molecule may help chemotherapy for leukemia but harm bone marrow	0	None
2004-05-18	Manipulation of the body’s own natural killer cells to destroy cells containing the HIV virus	0	None
2004-05-17	$1.4 million to investigate how strokes and other events that cut off blood flow to the brain disrupt the blood-brain barrier	0	None
2004-05-17	Research into sleeping disorder drug may help multiple sclerosis patients	0	None
2004-05-17	Discovery of the gene for Cornelia de Lange syndrome	0	None
2004-05-15	Researchers make it possible to visualize memories	0	None
2004-05-15	Genetically engineered viruses may create new class of cancer therapies	0	None
2004-05-15	Cancer-causing gene identified that may play a key role in the development of leukemia and other cancers	0	None
2004-05-15	Particles in the air we breathe may pose genetic risks to humans	0	None
2004-05-15	Vitamin discovery offers clues for cancer chemotherapy	0	None
2004-05-14	Australian researchers identify potential target to fight tumours	0	None
2004-05-14	Technique to visualize changes in nerve connections when flies learn may help to understand how memories form	0	None
2004-05-14	New Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research	0	None
2004-05-14	More evidence is required to associate cannabis use with negative psychosocial effects	0	None
2004-05-14	New research program to focus on human beta cell regeneration and its potential role to cure type-1 diabetes	0	None
2004-05-14	Researchers identify new genes that control the formation of cilia found throughout the human body	0	None
2004-05-14	Nonalcoholic beer impart cardiovascular benefits without the negative effects of alcohol	0	None
2004-05-14	Mechanism that prevents kidney damage in the early stages of diabetes associated with obesity	0	None
2004-05-14	Low fat/high carbohydrate diets may not be bad for the heart	0	None
2004-05-13	Publication of epilepsy research	0	None
2004-05-12	Nanobodies herald a new era in cancer therapy	0	5
2004-05-12	Health care and cultural differences at centre of Australian study	0	None
2004-05-12	Australian researchers are working on a vaccine to prevent rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease	0	None
2004-05-11	Small, frequent doses of caffeine best strategy for staying awake	0	None
2004-05-11	New research center created by leading blood and marrow transplant organizations	0	None
2004-05-11	Critical link found between inflammation, heart disease and stroke	0	None
2004-05-11	Researchers receive almost £1 million in funding for Irritable Bowel Syndrome	0	None
2004-05-11	Fat fighting undermined by over active eating pacemaker	0	None
2004-05-11	Magnetic brain therapy may help spinal cord damage	0	None
2004-05-10	Indicators identify shingles patients who have an increased risk of developing persistent pain	0	None
2004-05-10	Computers can't compete with humans in the ability to recognize patterns or images	0	None
2004-05-10	Research finds feeding ewes well impacts on future generations	0	None
2004-05-10	Bone marrow and stem cell transplantation rejection averted by UV light exposure	0	None
2004-05-10	Fresh cherries may help people who suffer from the pain of gout or other forms of arthritic inflammation	0	None
2004-05-10	New chink in the cellular armor of tuberculosis (TB) and leprosy	0	4
2004-05-07	Belarus to collaborate with GenoMed on West Nile virus encephalitis	0	None
2004-05-06	Brain damage at birth can be reversed	4	5
2004-05-06	Researchers find an entirely new way by which cells can become cancerous	0	None
2004-05-06	Research uncovers critical pieces of human genome	0	None
2004-05-06	Neurobiologists pinpoint region of the brain responsible for storing distant memories	0	None
2004-05-06	A second-generation targetted antibody for potential cancer therapy	0	None
2004-05-06	Vaccines show link between periodontal and heart disease	0	None
2004-05-06	Love may cause changes in men and women's testosterone levels	0	None
2004-05-06	Genetic flaw that may put some people at far greater risk of heart attacks	0	None
2004-05-05	Researchers investigate ways to detect intentional contamination of the nation's food supply	0	None
2004-05-05	Care that combines medication and psychotherapy can reduce alcohol abuse by trauma survivors	0	None
2004-05-05	SPECT imaging may lead to early diagnosis of Alzheimer's	0	None
2004-05-05	New insight into the function of RNA helicases	0	None
2004-05-05	New Canadian Fat Lab	0	None
2004-05-04	Discovery of molecular switch could lead to new treatments for lymphoma and other forms of cancer	0	None
2004-05-04	South Asian breast cancer patients may have higher rates of mastectomy compared with non-Asians	0	None
2004-05-04	Australian researchers at forefront of battle against obesity	0	None
2004-05-03	Human brain makes much more extensive use of highly complex statistics when learning a language than scientists ever realized	0	None
2004-05-03	New Zealand research will explore experiences of families coping with death	0	None
2004-05-03	Fabrication of microscopic polymeric structures on top of a human hair	0	None
2004-05-03	Researchers show link between periodontal and heart disease	0	2
2004-05-02	Rates of hepatitis A higher in an El Niño year	0	None
2004-05-01	New research could reduce risk of strokes in younger people	0	3
2004-05-01	Adult height loss could suggest future osteoporosis problems	1	None
2004-04-30	Researchers to improve the quality of life for stroke survivors	0	None
2004-04-30	Researchers discover gene responsible for neonatal diabetes	0	None
2004-04-29	Researchers helping people overcome their fears	0	None
2004-04-29	Australian research helps to better understand asthma, hayfever, eczema and associated allergies	0	None
2004-04-29	Research shows how women with violent partners are at an increased risk of HIV-1 infection	0	None
2004-04-29	Increased blood levels of a heart cell “stress” protein called ST2 were linked to a higher risk of death	0	None
2004-04-29	Time bomb in heart leads to heart failure in some congenital heart disease patients	0	None
2004-04-29	Researchers find mucus plays key role in cancer	0	3
2004-04-29	Mutation of a gene involved in non-small cell lung cancer linked to drug effectiveness	0	None
2004-04-29	Latest research on obesity, diabetes, hormone replacement therapy to be presented	0	None
2004-04-29	Exercise plays a role in preventing some cancers	0	None
2004-04-29	CDC commits $30 million to innovative public health research	0	None
2004-04-29	Nasal fungi in newborn babies sheds light on eosinophilic chronic sinusitis	0	None
2004-04-29	Research sheds new light on muscular dystrophy	0	None
2004-04-29	Lou Gehrig’s disease gene discovered	0	4.5
2004-04-28	Exercise provides therapeutic benefits, such as easing fatigue during radiation treatments	0	None
2004-04-28	How flexing of blood vessels during a heartbeat might contribute to heart disease	0	None
2004-04-28	Greater severity of depressive symptoms correlates with increased risk of stroke among whites	0	None
2004-04-28	Researchers are pioneering regenerative medicine techniques that could help millions of Americans heal faster after dental surgeries	0	None
2004-04-28	People with uncontrolled epilepsy have low levels of a certain fatty acid	1	None
2004-04-28	Researchers have discovered the cause of one form of retinitis pigmentosa, a type of genetically inherited blindness	1	None
2004-04-28	Carbohydrate-binding proteins are becoming extremely useful in curing various illnesses	0	None
2004-04-28	Prana Biotechnology gets US$20 million funding for Alzheimer’s treatment research	0	None
2004-04-28	Northern Ireland scientists target bowel cancer treatment	0	None
2004-04-27	Researchers show that language “center” of brain shifts with age	0	None
2004-04-27	$11 million for lung injury research	0	None
2004-04-27	Antibiotics could be preventing thousands of deaths a year in intensive care units worldwide	0	None
2004-04-27	BioTime awarded a research grant for blood plasma volume expander	0	None
2004-04-26	UK scientists have discovered cancer cells life and death scenario following anti-cancer treatment	0	None
2004-04-26	A booster dose of a substance already found in the body appears to be safe and non-toxic for the treatment of pancreatic cancer	0	None
2004-04-26	UK vital ageing research	0	None
2004-04-26	Students to study compounds shown to prevent cancer drug resistance and studying tomato genes and proteins	0	None
2004-04-26	Research yields new epilepsy guidelines	0	None
2004-04-25	Discovery shows how single genetic mutation can cause complex disorders	0	None
2004-04-24	The donor heart pool could be expanded by including undersized hearts	0	None
2004-04-24	Spice turmeric corrects the cystic fibrosis defect	0	None
2004-04-23	Protein may help prevent autoimmune conditions like diabetes, lupus, arthritis and multiple sclerosis	0	None
2004-04-23	Researchers make millions upon millions of drug-like peptides quickly and efficiently	0	None
2004-04-23	Nitric oxide, a chemical messenger involved in bodily functions shuts down a protein involved in Parkinson's disease	0	5
2004-04-23	Stem Cell Institute will call on expertise from around University to turn research into therapy	0	None
2004-04-22	Research into link between oceans and human health	0	None
2004-04-22	Marker predicts patients who are seven times more likely to die after suffering a heart attack	0	None
2004-04-22	Clemson launches DNA learning center	0	None
2004-04-22	New techniques to search the yeast genome for genes that help keep copied chromosomes together	0	None
2004-04-22	Watch out Skippy, the meat of Australia's bush kangaroo may be the highest known source of the healthy fat CLA	0	None
2004-04-22	Fish oil reduces heart attack and blood vessel disease	0	None
2004-04-22	New Data Show Behavioral Education Program Helps Patients Treated with Antipsychotic Medications Reduce Weight and Improve Overall Wellness	0	None
2004-04-21	No relationship between HIV and oral polio vaccine	0	None
2004-04-21	Scientist discovers why skin turns leathery	0	None
2004-04-21	A promising new therapy for rheumatoid arthritis	0	None
2004-04-20	Scientists have discovered an exciting new target in the fight to stop the spread of cancer cells	0	None
2004-04-20	Australian university is seeking stressed out adults for research	0	None
2004-04-20	Protein on the centrosome key to new strategies for stopping cancer growth	0	None
2004-04-20	Possible breakthrough in AIDS and cancer research	0	None
2004-04-20	Macular degeneration cause of blindness in older people	0	None
2004-04-20	Cognitive Neuroscientists Reveal Creative Brain Processes	0	None
2004-04-20	Researchers have discovered a genetic mutation associated with an inherited form of motor neuron disease	0	None
2004-04-20	Link between iron regulation and the immune system	0	None
2004-04-20	New research findings about T-cell transport shed light on immune system	0	None
2004-04-20	New developments in the treatment of pancreatic cancer	0	None
2004-04-20	Researchers helping people to overcome their fears	0	None
2004-04-19	Strict dieting can dramatically reduce the risk of heart disease	0	None
2004-04-19	Poultry litter harbors agents that generate antibiotic multi-resistance	0	None
2004-04-19	Jefferson scientists learn how HIV causes dementia	0	None
2004-04-19	Brain cells can improve their ability when working together	0	None
2004-04-19	Two recent innovations look set to revolutionize biomedical treatment.	0	None
2004-04-19	New information about how the brain processes information about an object's brightness	0	None
2004-04-19	New evidence that brain circuits involved in drug addiction are also activated by the desire for food	0	None
2004-04-19	Repeated pregnancies may increase cardiovascular disease	0	None
2004-04-19	Do you see what I see?	0	None
2004-04-19	Lack of evidence of sexual transmission of Hepatitis C among monogamous couples	0	None
2004-04-18	Brain folding could be an indication of how smart a person is	0	None
2004-04-18	Identification of first protein biomarkers to help patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	0	None
2004-04-18	Researchers find drug that may suppress genetic mutation using a novel screening approach	0	None
2004-04-18	Gene discovery could improve anemia treatment in patients	0	None
2004-04-18	New method that will revolutionize the search for genes	0	None
2004-04-17	Second-hand smoke scars and affects healing	0	None
2004-04-16	Genetic connection between humans, mice and dogs	0	None
2004-04-16	New information on genetic shuffling before egg or sperm formation rewrites genetic theory	0	5
2004-04-16	Lack of exercise causes physical and psychological setbacks	0	4
2004-04-16	Stem cell personal space determines their future	0	None
2004-04-16	New centre for AIDS research opens in Southampton UK	0	None
2004-04-16	Extensive gene traffic, the process of genes leaving and arriving on the chromosome	0	None
2004-04-16	Certain prostate cancer cell lines are unable to repair DNA damage caused by "free radicals"	0	None
2004-04-16	New insights into how tumors neutralize CD8 T cells	0	None
2004-04-15	Diabetic eye disease on the rise	0	None
2004-04-14	Hugs and kisses halve risk of heart attack	0	None
2004-04-14	Muscle stem cells morph to resemble nerve cells	0	None
2004-04-14	Ground-breaking discoveries relating to the formation of kidney stones	0	None
2004-04-14	Vast majority of college smokers don't quit	0	None
2004-04-14	Extra funding aids brain research	0	None
2004-04-13	Researchers examine community-based drinkers rather than abstinent alcoholics	0	None
2004-04-13	Growth hormones combat Crohn’s disease, cardiac disorders and improve fertility in invitro fertilisation	0	None
2004-04-13	Researchers have developed a new method for finding antigens	0	None
2004-04-12	New research into World Trade Center firefighter respiratory symptoms	0	None
2004-04-12	Both sides of brain working together are key to math giftedness	0	None
2004-04-12	Vitamin E appears to cut in half people's risk of bladder cancer	0	None
2004-04-12	Surprises found In gene variation associated with schizophrenia	0	None
2004-04-09	DNA free radical damage research	0	None
2004-04-08	Cell research to eventually develop new treatments for cancer and disorders such as Parkinson’s and Huntington’s disease	0	None
2004-04-07	Genetic trick makes gene therapy vectors more versatile	0	None
2004-04-07	New research findings in study of Rett Syndrome	0	None
2004-04-07	International obesity experts form a team to review and evaluate obesity	0	None
2004-04-06	New method to induce embryonic stem cells to develop into bone marrow and blood cells	0	None
2004-04-06	Hormone associated with obesity also plays a key role in male fertility	0	None
2004-04-06	Genetic cause of cancer identified as a defect in the function of otherwise normal genes	0	None
2004-04-06	£1.5 million of Executive funding for pioneering research into patient experiences at the University of Stirling’s new Cancer Care Research Centre	0	None
2004-04-06	Researchers are helping car manufacturers come up with the best ‘audible icons’ to convey alerts	0	None
2004-04-05	Research shows giving Tourette Syndrome patients the drug levodopa normalizes brain activity	0	None
2004-04-05	Common cholinesterase inhibitor eases behavioral symptoms like agitation, depression, and psychosis in patients	0	None
2004-04-05	Missed opportunities for addressing HIV testing remain unacceptably high	0	None
2004-04-05	Professor Michael Banner to head ESRC Genomics Research Forum	0	None
2004-04-04	Yohimbe Tree Bark Hold Promise for Revolutionizing Treatment of Anxiety Disorders	0	5
2004-04-04	MIT scientists are reporting new insights into how the human brain recognizes objects	0	None
2004-04-04	Dangers of ‘hidden ingredients’ in breakfast cereals	1	1
2004-04-01	Compounds that may stop replication of T-cell leukemia virus	0	5
2004-04-01	Lab discovers way to keep short-lived catalysts active for longer than five months	0	None
2004-04-01	Gene of immune system linked to severe adverse drug reaction called Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS)	1	5
2004-04-01	Whites and African-American pain thresholds most likely the same	0	None
2004-04-01	Research shows no association between whooping cough vaccine and asthma	0	None
2004-04-01	T-cells in lupus patients avoid apoptosis and are stimulated to produce antibodies against the patients own DNA	0	None
2004-03-31	Sheffield University pioneers osteoporosis research	0	1
2004-03-31	Oxford Biomedica to win Department of Health gene funding	0	None
2004-03-31	How rat's genetic blueprint stacks up against those of mice and humans	0	None
2004-03-31	Scientists seek cause for what makes good cell go bad	0	None
2004-03-31	Research team has found a new way to streamline gene isolation to determine their functions	0	None
2004-03-31	Heart disease can be reduced substantially by regularly treating existing gum infections	0	None
2004-03-30	Discovery of gender difference in cartilage cells may help spinal disc repair	0	None
2004-03-30	Natural compound in snake venom for treatment of malignant tumours	0	None
2004-03-30	New research suggest that steroid treatment for osteoarthritis knee suffers may not progress disease as previously thought	0	1.5
2004-03-30	Removal of thyroid glands may be unnecessary for most patients	0	None
2004-03-30	Scientists find parallels between human speech and bird song which gives clues to human speech disorders.	0	None
2004-03-30	Zebrafish show effects of ionizing and UV radiation differ during embryo development	0	None
2004-03-30	Discovery of novel gene profile that may identify colon stem cells	0	None
2004-03-30	£1.6m for research into a possible cure for muscular dystrophy	0	None
2004-03-30	Human Genome Sciences can begin cardiovascular disease research	0	None
2004-03-30	Extraction of RNA from Archived Formalin-Fixed, Paraffin-Embedded Tissue	0	None
2004-03-30	New storage method amplifies cells available for science	0	None
2004-03-30	Alzheimer’s Association asks for $40 million in additional funding	0	None
2004-03-30	75% of young Britains still ignoring skin cancer warnings	0	None
2004-03-29	Cancer research boosted in Queensland Australia	0	None
2004-03-29	Air pollution effects Cystic Fibrosis Sufferers	0	5
2004-03-29	New research to predict patient response to cancer chemotherapies	0	None
2004-03-29	New Zealand researcher awarded largest renal failure grant ever	0	None
2004-03-29	Protein Hydrogels Can be Genetically Engineered to Promote	0	None
2004-03-29	Tadpole research may help fight tumours	0	None
2004-03-29	Researchers tap modified plant viruses to ward off cervical cancer-causing infections	0	None
2004-03-29	Listening to music can ease osteoarthritis pain	0	None
2004-03-29	36 million Americans have inadequate health care	1	5
2004-03-29	Comparative genomics to cast new light on other spirochete microbes	0	None
2004-03-29	Simple blood tests which could predict the severity of osteoarthritis	0	None
2004-03-29	Program to help health-carers reduce hospital falls by up to 30%	0	None
2004-03-28	Halting the development of certain pancreatic, ovarian, colon and lung cancers may be possible with new therapy	0	None
2004-03-28	A simple dietary supplement may also help to prevent strokes	0	None
2004-03-27	Haemophilia Society President presents Hepatitis C (HCV) Facts to UK Government	0	None
2004-03-27	£35m needed to boost M.E./Chronic Fatigue Syndrome research	0	None
2004-03-26	Researchers have successfully grafted human breast tissue into the mammary glands of mice	0	None
2004-03-26	p53 protein peptide stops cancer in its tracks	0	5
2004-03-26	A common antibiotic used to treat arthritis and acne shows promise for limiting the severity of spinal cord and brain injuries	0	None
2004-03-26	Oral medication for diabetes a step closer	0	None
2004-03-26	Supercomputer used to determine structures and functions of proteins	0	None
2004-03-25	Researchers turn off individual human genes to study their function	0	None
2004-03-25	Stenting for Stroke Prevention is More Effective Than Surgery in Keeping Blood Vessels Open	0	None
2004-03-25	New Research Information on Tumor Necrosis Therapy	0	None
2004-03-25	Discovery of new gene sheds light on human brain development	0	None
2004-03-25	Breakthrough studies that could lead to a new means of combating malaria	0	None
2004-03-25	Scientists have taken a significant leap forward in understanding the complex ways that molecules work together in cells.	0	None
2004-03-25	Brain signals could act as remote controls	0	None
2004-03-24	Alcohol boosts the pleasurable effects of nicotine	0	None
2004-03-23	Bone marrow stem cells do not help regenerate heart muscle tissue, UW study finds, contradicting earlier study	0	None
2004-03-23	New Australian Research into Autism and Asperger's Disorder	0	None
2004-03-23	Oregon Stem Cell Center Hunt for Human Disease Therapies	0	None
2004-03-22	Stem cell research that could help diabetics	0	3
2004-03-22	Research suggests protein released from lungs could initiate labour	0	None
2004-03-22	Risk of kidney stones increases higher if overweight	0	None
2004-03-22	Researchers discover new form of the Rett syndrome protein	0	None
2004-03-22	Chemotherapy offers new hope for pancreatic cancer patients	0	4
2004-03-22	Breast feeding increases choline which means more brain cells	0	None
2004-03-22	New research may help prevent anthrax, bubonic plague and typhoid fever	1	3
2004-03-22	Research provides better understanding of lipodystrophies disorders	0	None
2004-03-22	Asian poison ivy like plant may stop prostate cancer	0	None
2004-03-22	Research suggest tea total only way to go when pregnant	0	None
2004-03-22	Research suggests the orlistat drug could be used to fight cancer and obesity	0	None
2004-03-22	Breast-feeding may lower children's blood pressure later in life	0	None
2004-03-22	Lupus Discovery May Lead To Improved Drugs	0	None
2004-03-22	Government, industry, and academia focus on obesity	0	None
2004-03-22	New optical glucose sensor could mean help for diabetics	0	None
2004-03-22	Researchers find link that could aid in treatment of kidney cyst diseases	0	None
2004-03-22	Treatment for ovarian cancer by gene targeting	0	None
2004-03-22	New treatment for heart attacks	0	None
2004-03-22	Tablet of Modafinil may improve a schizophrenics memory	0	None
2004-03-22	£76 million research centre to make the UK a global centre of excellence for clinical imaging	0	None
2004-03-22	Scientists identify blood development gene which may aid the fight against cancer and leukemia	0	None
2004-03-22	New Theory About Alzheimer's Disease	0	5
2004-03-22	Drug Based on Brain Chemical Could End Narcolepsy and Insomnia	0	None
2004-03-22	Gene Responsible for The Most Common Form of Diabetes	0	None
2004-03-22	Stem cells and female reproduction: lessons from an unexpected source	0	None
2004-03-22	Molecules That Trigger a Heartbeat	0	None