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Kudzu root components may treat alcoholism and curb binge drinking

Kudzu root components may treat alcoholism and curb binge drinking

Multiple companies receive FDA approval to sell generic Plavix

Multiple companies receive FDA approval to sell generic Plavix

Scientists investigate how ApoE4 gene contributes to Alzheimer's disease

Scientists investigate how ApoE4 gene contributes to Alzheimer's disease

Cardiac ischemia plays an important role in adenovector gene transfection in mammalian hearts

Cardiac ischemia plays an important role in adenovector gene transfection in mammalian hearts

Apigenin effective against human breast cancer

Apigenin effective against human breast cancer

Fitness fanatic dad becomes research pioneer after kidney disease diagnosis

Fitness fanatic dad becomes research pioneer after kidney disease diagnosis

VA hospital incident adds to questions about nurse skills

VA hospital incident adds to questions about nurse skills

Marathon runners less likely to die during or soon after the race

Marathon runners less likely to die during or soon after the race

WHO releases World Health Statistics 2012 with first-time data on blood pressure, diabetes

WHO releases World Health Statistics 2012 with first-time data on blood pressure, diabetes

ACE2 molecule now protects major organs in diabetic patients

ACE2 molecule now protects major organs in diabetic patients

Colleagues In Care, IBM partner to help improve healthcare delivery in Haiti

Colleagues In Care, IBM partner to help improve healthcare delivery in Haiti

PPCI treatment on the rise among Stent for Life Initiative participants

PPCI treatment on the rise among Stent for Life Initiative participants

FDA decides to strengthen warning labels on oral contraceptive YAZ, Yasmin

FDA decides to strengthen warning labels on oral contraceptive YAZ, Yasmin

Stroke survivors from King County to share their stories during EMS Week

Stroke survivors from King County to share their stories during EMS Week

CryoLife acquires Hemosphere

CryoLife acquires Hemosphere

PN kidney cancer surgery not being used for older, sicker and poorer uninsured patients

PN kidney cancer surgery not being used for older, sicker and poorer uninsured patients

Quasi-experimental data supports argument that air pollution may be a global risk factor for CVD

Quasi-experimental data supports argument that air pollution may be a global risk factor for CVD

World health statistics 2012 report puts spotlight on growing problem of NCD burden

World health statistics 2012 report puts spotlight on growing problem of NCD burden

Reducing off-label antipsychotic use may generate savings with little impact on patient care

Reducing off-label antipsychotic use may generate savings with little impact on patient care

Death risk for marathon runners remains low during or soon after race

Death risk for marathon runners remains low during or soon after race

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