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Self-administration of flu vaccine with a patch may be on its way

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Categories Health, Technology

Researchers hijack cancer migration mechanism to move brain tumors

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Exercise may preserve vision in older adults

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Categories Health

Aging brains need ‘chaperone’ proteins

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DDT exposure a potential risk factor for Alzheimer’s

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Blood growth factor boosts effect of exercise in peripheral artery disease

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Categories Health

Risk of stillbirth associated with factors known early in pregnancy

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GALVESTON, Dec. 13, 2011 — Stillbirth is associated with a range of health and socio-demographic factors identifiable before or at the start of pregnancy, including prior pregnancy outcomes, ethnicity and modifiable health factors, such as diabetes,…

Categories Health, Technology, Uncategorized

Jekyll and Hyde: Cells’ executioner can also stave off death

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ATLANTA — An enzyme viewed as an executioner, because it can push cells to commit suicide, may actually short circuit a second form of cell death, researchers at Emory University School of Medicine have discovered.
The finding could shift drug di…

Categories Blog Entry, Brain & Behavior, Health, Life & Non-humans, Technology

3-D MRI helps kids with ACL tears — surgery without harming the growth plate

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Surgery has not been an option in the past for children with ACL tears because of the possible damage to the growth plate that can cause serious problems later in life.
With this new technology, surgeons can actually see from one point to the oth…

Categories Blog Entry, Health, Technology

Children with severe asthma experience premature loss of lung function during adolescence

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Severe asthma in early childhood may lead to premature loss of lung function during adolescence and more serious disease during adulthood, researchers at Emory University School of Medicine report. Early identification and treatment of children with…

Categories Blog Entry, Health

Are depressed people too clean?

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In an effort to pinpoint potential triggers leading to inflammatory responses that eventually contribute to depression, researchers are taking a close look at the immune system of people living in today’s cleaner modern society.
Rates of depressio…

Categories Blog Entry, Brain & Behavior, Health, Life & Non-humans, Technology

‘Shotgun’ method allows scientists to dissect cells’ sugar coatings

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Sugar molecules coat every cell in our bodies and play critical roles in development and disease, yet the components of these “glycans” have been difficult for scientists to study, because of their complexity.
Researchers at Emory University Schoo…

Categories Blog Entry, Health, Technology
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