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Location American Medical News for 13 February 2016
Zika Virus Vaccine 18 Months Away From Trials: WHO WHO said 15 companies and groups are currently in the hunt for Zika vaccines. Scientists in both Colombia and Brazil are conducting separate studies to confirm the link between the virus and microcephaly.
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Baldness May Indicate Risk For Prostate Cancer Death A new study found that baldness may indicate a man's risk for prostate cancer death. In the future, prostate cancer screenings may include baldness assessment too.
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'Mini Brains' From Human Stem Cells May Replace Lab Animals, Boost Development Of Drugs For Neurological Diseases Researchers were able to develop so-called 'mini brains' that can help end animal testing. The mini brains are derived from human stem cells thus, may be used instead of animal models to test new drugs, revolutionizing t...
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Federal Agencies Team Up To Study Safety Of Artificial Turf Fields The Obama administration has launched a multi-agency study on the potential health risks of crumb rubber, especially how it impacts the safety of young athletes. This recycled material is used as infill in artificial tur...
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High-Reward Memories Prioritized During Memory Replay Researchers have found that the brain may be filtering memories by retaining those it believes will result in a reward in the future. Their findings offer clues on how memory recall works.
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Women With Overactive Thyroid May Have Higher Risk For Breast Cancer A Danish study found that women with hyperthyroidism have 11 percent increased risk for breast cancer compared to women with normal thyroids. On the other hand, women with hypothyroidism have reduced breast cancer risks ...
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Asthma Medication May Raise Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Risk A new research found that asthma patients aged 50 and above carry amplified risks for abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). A recent diagnosis for asthma is linked to AAA rupture risk by almost two-folds.
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Research Unveils Why Some People Stay Slim Without Strict Diets And Sweat New Cornell food study findings revealed the eating behaviors of the "mindlessly slim," or those who successfully stayed trim without extra dieting or exercise efforts. These behaviors include approaching food with pleas...
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Zika Link To Birth Defects Microcephaly, Guillain-Barre Syndrome Could Be Confirmed Within Weeks: WHO The World Health Organization (WHO) said the link between Zika virus and two neurological diseases could be confirmed within weeks. This followed the sudden increase of microcephaly cases among infants born to mothers in...
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Language juggling rewires bilingual brain

EurekAlert! - 13 Feb 2016 07:00
(Penn State) Bilinguals use and learn language in ways that change their minds and brains, which has consequences -- many positive, according to Judith F. Kroll, a Penn State cognitive scientist.
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New Diagnostic Device UK researchers have developed the gas chromatography sensor system, called Odoreader, to "smell" prostate cancer in men's urine. The findings are hoped to produce a test that will detect the disease accurately and in a n...
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When it comes to early diagnosis of Lyme disease, the insidious tick-borne illness that afflicts about 300,000 Americans annually, finding the proverbial needle in the haystack might be a far easier challenge--until now,...
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When breast cancer becomes advanced and spreads to other organs, patient survival is drastically reduced, prompting the need to explore the genes that may cause tumor cells to metastasize.
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Lung cancer is one of the most prevalent types of cancer, with more than 20,000 new cases diagnosed each year in Spain. Lung adenocarcinomas carrying oncogenic KRAS, the engine driving these tumours in 30% of cases, cons...
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After the age of nine months, the development of the infant gut microbiota is driven by the transition to family foods, not maternal obesity, according to results from a new study. The study was published online this wee...
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