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Posted June 4, 1997:
- Linking Vaccination Status With The WIC Program In Chicago
- Children's Mercy Research At Center Of Infant Formula Debate
- Impact Of Managed Care On Pediatric Medicaid Patients
- Drop-In Vaccination Clinics Beneficial For High-Risk Children
- Early Marrow Transplant May Cure SIDS
- Rural Children, Poor Children at Greatest Risk from Deadly Fires
- New Drug For Deadly Infection Shows Favorable Results In Preliminary Trials
- Vaccine For Cytomegalovirus Has Promise
- Texas Researcher Finds Increased SIDS Risk In Twins
- ZBLAN Research Takes Step Forward
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Posted May 22, 1997:
- New Findings Blame Jump In Hurricane Toll On Coastal Growth, Not Climate Change
- Limited Course of Thalidomide Effective in Treating AIDS-Related Mouth Ulcers
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Posted May 14, 1997:
- In The Air And On The Ground: Scientists Seek Clues To Better Weather Forecasting
- Allen Foundation Pledges $3.2 Million For Prostatitis Research At The University Of Washington
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Posted May 8, 1997:
- Lucent Technologies Announces Industry's First All-Optical Cross Connect
- New X-Ray Microprobe From Bell Labs
- Study Provides Baseline Measurements of Viral Load in Pediatric AIDS
- NIAID Study: Cockroaches Important Cause of Asthma Morbidity Among Inner-City Children
Posted May 1, 1997:
- "Deep Blue" Inspires Deep Thinking About Artificial Intelligence
- New Study Of The Genetic Causes Of Obesity Defies Traditional Thinking About The Role Of Adrenaline
- Blood Test May Yield Marker For Childhood Behavioral Disorders Say University Of Florida Researchers
- Why The Heart Stops Pumping: Researchers Identify Cellular-Molecular Defect In Heart Failure
Posted April 30, 1997:
- Obesity Research Advance Reported At The Jackson Laboratory
- Eating Disorder Prevention Programs At Universities May Be Doing More Harm Than Good, Study Suggests
- CD4+ T Cell Diversity, Lost in Late-Stage Disease, Is Not Immediately Restored by Therapy
Posted April 24, 1997:
- Sandia Labs Helps Former Soviet Union Protect Nuclear Material And Facilities
- Jackson Lab Scientists Report Advance In Study Of Neuronal Migration In Brain Development
Posted April 23, 1997:
- How Cocaine May Weaken The Immune System
- ‘Mystery Disease’ Sarcoidosis Receives Attention From New England Journal Of Medicine
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Posted April 21, 1997:
- UT-Houston Study Suggests Violence In The Community Impacts Youth Behavior
- Brain Surgery Boosts Memory For Parkinson's Patients, University of Florida Research Shows
- National Jewish Medical And Research Center Shows Rush Immunotherapy Results In Allergen-Specific Changes In T Cells
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Posted April 17, 1997:
- Neuroscience Teaching Using Multi-Media
- Traditional Bedside Rounds May Improve Patient Satisfaction
- Listen To Your Mother: An Apple A Day--Not A Cheeseburger--Keeps The Doctor Away
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