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You Are What Your Father Eats: Father's Diet Before Conception Plays Crucial Role in Offspring's Health, Study Suggests
Mothers get all the
attention. But a study
suggests that the father's
diet before conception may
play an equally important
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New Drug Approach Could Lead to Cures for Wide Range of Diseases
Scientists have demonstrated
in mice what could be a
revolutionary new technique
to cure a wide range of
human diseases -- from
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Brief Therapy Eases Symptoms of Combat-Related Psychological Trauma
A new brief therapy eases
symptoms of combat-related
psychological trauma, a
nursing study shows. The
research suggests
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Ultrasound Microscopy: Aid for Surgeons to Make the Invisible, Visible
Instead of waiting an hour
or more, tissue can be
tested almost immediately
with a new ultrasound
microscope, and because the
... > full story
- You Are What Your Father Eats: Father's Diet Before Conception Plays Crucial Role in Offspring's Health, Study Suggests
- New Drug Approach Could Lead to Cures for Wide Range of Diseases
- Brief Therapy Eases Symptoms of Combat-Related Psychological Trauma
- Ultrasound Microscopy: Aid for Surgeons to Make the Invisible, Visible
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Police Activities in Thailand May Lead to Riskier Behaviors in People Who Inject Drugs
December 10, 2013 — Recent increasing police activities focused on people who inject drugs in Thailand have involved reported injustices that may lead to riskier behaviors in people who inject drugs, according to a new ... > full story -
Long-Term Use of Common Heartburn and Ulcer Medications Linked to Vitamin B12 Deficiency
December 10, 2013 — Long-term use of commonly prescribed heartburn and ulcer medications is linked to a higher risk of vitamin B12 deficiency, according to a new ... > full story -
New Compound Dramatically Reduces Joint Inflammation
December 10, 2013 — An experimental compound is capable of significantly reducing joint inflammation in animal models of rheumatoid ... > full story -
Story of How a Severed Arm Was Reattached
December 10, 2013 — Strangers often stop to ask Bob Seeman why he wears a padded glove on his left hand. So he hands out a card with a link to a YouTube video, which tells the extraordinary story of how Seeman’s ... > full story -
Motivating Women to Forget the Message: When Do Breast Cancer Ads Backfire?
December 10, 2013 — After a traumatic experience, the details we remember surrounding the event are sometimes foggy. According to a new study, consumers remember the least when they feel the most ... > full story -
Exercise Alleviates Sexual Side-Effects of Antidepressants in Women
December 10, 2013 — Exercise can benefit health and improve mood, and now new research shows that it has the potential to restore sexual desire and function in women adversely affected by sexual side effects related to ... > full story -
Why Reading Your Horoscope on Diet Days Might Be a Bad Idea
December 10, 2013 — Most major newspapers publish daily horoscopes, and for good reason — even when we deny being superstitious, human nature drives us to believe in our own fate. According to a new study ... > full story -
Increased Attention Needed for Cancer Risk from Silica
December 10, 2013 — A new review highlights new developments in understanding the health effects of silica, and calls for action to reduce illness and death from silica exposure at ... > full story -
Right Amount of Fat, Protein, Key to Babies
December 10, 2013 — The early childhood diet and that of the mother during pregnancy determines the health of a child later life. One researcher hopes to drastically improve the health of future generations by giving ... > full story -
Music Brings Memories Back to the Injured Brain
December 10, 2013 — In the first study of its kind, two researchers have used popular music to help severely brain-injured patients recall personal ... > full story
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