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  Research Links Adolescent Steroid Use To Reduction In Serotonin, Altered Signaling

  August 9, 2002 — With more than one in ten boys admitting to using steroids, muscle- and strength-enhancing drug use among teenagers has caused considerable concern among parents and researchers over the past decade, ... > full story
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  Stress Delays Puberty, Dutch Researchers Find

  June 5, 2001 — NWO research at Utrecht University has shown that when carp are subjected to stress, the development of their genital organs is delayed, so that they reach puberty later. It is likely that the stress ... > full story
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  Scientists Identify New Pathway Of Antidepressant Action

  November 10, 1999 — Scientists at UC San Francisco have discovered a new chemical pathway in the brain by which the most common antidepressants may alter mood. The research demonstrates that many popular mood modulators ... > full story
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  Controversial Performance Enhancer "Andro" Affects Brains As Well As Brawn, Say Umass Researchers

  July 12, 1999 — Athletes taking the controversial performance enhancer known as "andro" may be affecting their moods as well as their muscles, suggests a study published by University of Massachusetts ... > full story
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  Steroids May Reverse Loss Of Substance Tied To Nervous-System Diseases

  October 5, 1998 — Steroids help to reduce inflammation, but University of Illinois scientists suggest they also could be used to reverse a loss of myelin -- a major problem in multiple sclerosis and other ... > full story
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  Allergy-Linked Fatigue May Stem From Nasal Congestion, Interrupted Sleep

  July 16, 1998 — New research from Penn State's College of Medicine finds that people with perennial allergies may attribute their daytime fatigue to causes such as the side effects of medications, when, in fact, ... > full story

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