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Beyond McMindfulness
Suddenly mindfulness meditation has become mainstream, making its way into schools, corporations, prisons, and government agencies including the ... View more
21 February 2016
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Proteomics and Precision Medicine
As medical professionals search for new ways to personalize diagnosis and treatment of disease, a research team at ... View more
18 February 2016
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Are People Suffering as a Result of Ultrasound in the Air?
New research from the University of Southampton indicates that the public are being exposed, without their knowledge, to ... View more
18 February 2016
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The Growing Menace of HPV-Related Throat and Mouth Cancers
There's a new cancer epidemic on the rise. It's an aggressive throat and mouth cancer caused by the ... View more
18 February 2016
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Invasive Measurement of Blood Glucose No Longer Necessary
A group of researchers, led by Prof. Yuji Matsuura of Tohoku University's Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering, has ... View more
11 February 2016
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98% of Women in Somalia Have Undergone Female Genital Mutilation
The practice of female genital mutilation is more widespread, and affects many more women and girls, than previously ... View more
11 February 2016
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Researchers Connect Sleep Loss to Higher Rates of Illness
Scientists have long associated sufficient sleep with good health. Now they've confirmed it. In 2009, Carnegie Mellon ... View more
11 February 2016
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Researchers Reveal How Cancer Cells Form Tumors
Cancer is a mysterious disease for many reasons. Chief among the unknowns are how and why tumors form. ... View more
04 February 2016
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In the Dark Over Bowel Cancer Rates
Australians are in the dark about the true extent of bowel cancer in young people as rates soar ... View more
04 February 2016
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HIV is Still Growing, Even When Undetectable in the Blood
A team of international scientists led by Northwestern University found that HIV is still replicating in lymphoid tissue, ... View more
04 February 2016
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E-Cigarettes Tied to Reduced Odds of Quitting Smoking
People who use electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, are less likely to quit traditional cigarettes than people who don't ... View more
28 January 2016
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A Scary New Superbug Gene has Reached at Least 19 Countries
Just two months ago, researchers in China identified a gene that can make bacteria resistant to a last-resort antibiotic ... View more
28 January 2016
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Chronic Stress Could Lead to Depression and Dementia
Too much stress in your life can ultimately lead to depression and dementia, scientists have warned. A ... View more
28 January 2016
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A New Role for ApoE Explains its Diverse Range of Effects, Particularly in Alzheimer’s
A study from the Buck Institute and UCLA offers an explanation for why a particular genetic form (allele) ... View more
21 January 2016
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Learning a Second Language May Depend on the Strength of Brain’s Connections
Learning a second language is easier for some adults than others, and innate differences in how the various ... View more
21 January 2016
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Pattern of Brain Chatter ‘Clue to Anaesthesia Response’
Taking readings of brain activity before patients go for surgery could help doctors give a more accurate dose ... View more
21 January 2016
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Potato Rich Diet ‘May Increase Pregnancy Diabetes Risk’
Eating potatoes or chips on most days of the week may increase a woman's risk of diabetes during ... View more
14 January 2016
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New Insights into Causes of Loss of Orientation in Dementia
New research has revealed how disease-associated changes in two interlinked networks within the brain may play a key ... View more
14 January 2016
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Implanted Coils Help Some Lung Disease Patients, Study Says
A novel, minimally invasive way to treat severe breathing problems caused by lung disease showed modest but promising ... View more
14 January 2016
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First Serotonin Neurons Made from Human Stem Cells
Su-Chun Zhang, a pioneer in developing neurons from stem cells at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has created a ... View more
17 December 2015
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