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The study of Massive American children needs major changes, report finds

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The study of Massive American children needs major changes, report finds - US Government A controversial plan to study the health of 100,000 American babies in 21 years some points, but also highlights a multitude of weaknesses that could further delay its launch,...

defective drug trials clinical research tarnish Japan

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In PNG, the epidemic has not been

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In PNG, the epidemic has not been - empty data despite improved surveillance. special section on HIV [Ilya A decade, the forecast for the island of New Guinea was dire. A heterosexual epidemic was set to explode, leading a team of international epidemiologists...

Main narcolepsy flu vaccines conclusions retracted

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Main narcolepsy flu vaccines conclusions retracted - After 09 swine flu pandemic, about one in 15,000 children in Europe who received the H1N1 vaccine called Pandemrix developed narcolepsy, a disorder that causes uncontrollable sleepiness. A leading explanation for the rash of cases of narcolepsy...

Taking antibiotics early in life leaves the mice prone to obesity

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Taking antibiotics early in life leaves the mice prone to obesity - Your body is not the only thing that grows rapidly during the first years of life. Your microbiome, the population of bacteria that live in your gut and elsewhere in your body has a growth spurt, and too confusing, it could lead...

Proteins and pregnancy woe

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Proteins and pregnancy woe - preeclampsia, the leading cause of death among pregnant women is a medical mystery and a phenomenon that every obstetrician dreads. Without warning, the blood pressure of a woman apparently healthy pregnant may arise; if the baby is not delivered immediately, she may...

Experimental Ebola drug saves monkeys, but this will mean for humans?

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Experimental Ebola drug saves monkeys, but this will mean for humans? - SAN DIEGO, California- Last Wednesday, during a discussion entitled "Stop the deadly Ebola Outbreak" held at the Scripps Research Institute here a journalist from the local TV repeatedly pushed one of the panelists star Kevin...

Young blood

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vaccines tests unnecessarily delayed Ebola, the researchers say

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vaccines tests unnecessarily delayed Ebola, the researchers say - Stephan Becker is tired of waiting. Virologist at the University of Marburg in Germany is part of a consortium of scientists that is willing to do a trial of a vaccine candidates for Ebola security. But the doses, it is supposed to...

Outsmart the placebo effect

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Stem cell recipe offers diabetes hope

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Congress Ebola discussion paper called PLOS

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Congress Ebola discussion paper called PLOS - During a monitoring hearing at the US House of Representatives yesterday, lawmakers grilled health officials over the response to the first Canadian case Ebola and asked them to respond to the idea that many Republicans now-promote the prohibition of...

Ebola Liberia real progress, but far from the epidemic under control

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Ebola Liberia real progress, but far from the epidemic under control - There are two months when the clinician Tim Flanigan arrived in Monrovia to help Liberia fight the epidemic Ebola, it took a few days to ambulances responding to calls, people dying were turned back by the processing units designated...

Viruses help keep the intestines in good health

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Viruses help keep the intestines in good health - Ebola, influenza and cold viruses have given a bad name. But there may be a bright side to these small packages of genetic material. Researchers studying mice have shown that the virus can help to maintain and restore a healthy gut in much the same...

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unknown significance - The author and her two children in. She asked for genetic testing, as many do, in part to protect their own health as they grow PHOTO :. © April SAUL Rarely could I be described in a title in The New York Times , which...

Moratorium on risky experiments lifted for MERS mouse studies

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Moratorium on risky experiments lifted for MERS mouse studies - The US government lifted a temporary ban on research to develop an animal model for the (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) MERS virus, a coronavirus lethal spread of camels to the people of the Middle East. October 17, in an unusual...

The stem cell cancer betting

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