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  • New Saint Louis University research finds SIDS strikes premies later
    News - 5 Feb 2006
    Because premature and small babies are at risk for SIDS later and longer than full-term infants, pediatricians should adjust when they offer counseling to parents about preventing SIDS, according to...
  • Study looks at placebo effect
    News - 2 Feb 2006
    The debate about the existence of a placebo effect has heated up over the past year as more and more lab experiments are detecting immediate physiological responses to placebos.
  • European markets for cardiac catheterisation imaging systems
    News - 2 Feb 2006
    With a sharp increase in the incidence of cardiovascular disorders and mortalities in Europe, the need for early detection as well as cardiac interventional procedures has created enhanced scope for...
  • Treatment of down syndrome in mice restores nerve growth in cerebellum
    News - 25 Jan 2006
    Researchers at Johns Hopkins restored the normal growth of specific nerve cells in the cerebellum of mouse models of Down syndrome (DS) that were stunted by this genetic condition. The cerebellum is...
  • Breakthrough in lupus research
    News - 25 Jan 2006
    A major breakthrough in lupus research - one that may fundamentally change thinking on how the disease affects behavior and cognition - was reported in the January 17, 2006 Proceedings of the National...
  • Bactrim could help HIV-infected children in poor countries
    News - 25 Jan 2006
    A new systematic review highlights strong results from a single study at the center of mounting support for worldwide use of the low-cost drug Bactrim to help HIV-infected children in poor countries.
  • Education campaign on umbilical cord and placental blood donation
    News - 23 Jan 2006
    The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services Commissioner Fred M. Jacobs, M.D., J.D. has launched an educational campaign to inform expectant mothers of the life-saving value of newborn...
  • Mutated oncogene triggers aggressive breast cancer
    News - 18 Jan 2006
    Researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have identified a molecular interaction that triggers a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer, and suggest that attacking this target with selective...
  • Single gene may hold key to schizophrenia
    News - 18 Jan 2006
    By deleting a single gene in a small portion of the brains of mice, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center found that the animals were affected in a way resembling schizophrenia in humans.
  • Hedgehog protein plays a role in regulating fat and bone
    News - 10 Jan 2006
    A protein that guides the early development of creatures as diverse as fruit flies and humans also plays a role in regulating fat and bone formation in adult organisms, researchers at UT Southwestern...

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