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  • Non-suicidal self-injury common in high-school students
    News - 20 Jul 2007
    Non-Suicidal Self-Injury the deliberate, direct destruction of body tissue without conscious suicidal intent is a relatively common occurrence for adolescents in high school, a new study suggests.
  • Review of Rosiglitazone for type 2 diabetes mellitus
    News - 18 Jul 2007
    Little evidence supports using rosiglitazone (Avandia) to improve the quality or length of life among adults with diabetes, according to a systematic review of data by German researchers.
  • Analysis of diabetes drugs
    News - 17 Jul 2007
    Most oral medications prescribed for type 2 diabetes are similarly effective for reducing blood glucose, but the drug metformin is less likely to cause weight gain and may be more likely than other...
  • Scientists link brain function to knee injuries
    News - 17 Jul 2007
    A torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is among an athlete's most-dreaded injuries, often requiring surgery and months of rehab, as has been the case with Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan...
  • CMS issues final rule for Medicaid prescription drug reimbursements
    News - 11 Jul 2007
    CMS on Friday released a final rule that will change the Medicaid prescription drug reimbursement formula for pharmacies from being based on the average wholesale price to being based on the average...
  • Uncooked fish linked with liver cancer in Asia
    News - 10 Jul 2007
    An age old preference for eating uncooked fish dishes like koi-pla puts people in SE Asia at risk of ingesting trematodes that can cause a type of liver cancer called cholangiocarcinoma (cancer of the...
  • Study shows inaccuracies in cardiac PET-CT imaging
    News - 4 Jul 2007
    Current PET-CT scanners with standard commercial software designed to provide images of the heart are falsely indicating coronary artery disease in as many as 40 percent of patients, according to a...
  • Mild asthma can be controlled with once-a-day treatment
    News - 16 May 2007
    According to new research, for some people suffering from mild asthma which is controlled with twice-daily use of inhaled steroids, once a day may be enough.
  • American Heart Association highlights BAD fats and BETTER fats
    News - 11 Apr 2007
    As the nation moves to significantly reduce trans fat consumption, the American Heart Association is launching "Face The Fats," an educational campaign to teach consumers how to minimize trans fat in...
  • Tai chi helps seniors avoid shingles
    News - 8 Apr 2007
    According to recent research the ancient Chinese martial art of Tai chi offers benefits beyond improving fitness and balance for older adults.

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