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    Quit Smoking Now

    Quitting smoking is not easy, but you can do it. To have the best chance of quitting and staying quit, you need to know...read more

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    Vitamin C Leads to TB Breakthrough

    Scientists say they have managed to kill lab-grown tuberculosis...read more

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    HIV Vaccine Not Making Progress

    Washington -The hunt for an HIV vaccine has gobbled up $8bn in the past decade and the failure of the most recent efficacy trial...read more

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    New Cancer Tools Offer Alternative to Chemotherapy

    After decades of using one-size-fits-all therapies to ...read more

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    Research Shows New Neural
    Circuits Arise when Hippocampus is Disabled

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    New Discovery Offers New
    Treatment for Epilepsy

    New drugs derived from components of a specific diet used ...read more

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Chloroquine Makes Comeback to Combat Malaria

Chloroquine Makes Comeback to Combat Malaria

Scientists and healthcare personnel the world over fear that the malaria parasite will develop resistance to the current frontline treatment against malaria, Artemisinin-based Combination Therapies (ACTs). Therefore, it is especially good news that resistance monitoring at the University of Copenhagen shows ...

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Common Solvents Tied to Birth Defects

Common Solvents Tied to Birth Defects

Pregnant women with frequent exposure to solvents at work may be at higher risk of having babies with birth defects, French researchers say. Both self-reported exposure and urine samples supported the link between the chemicals and malformations such as cleft palate and ...

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Non-Prescription Medication Abuse Underestimated

Non-Prescription Medication Abuse Underestimated

Nonprescription medications are just as likely a cause of poisoning as prescription drugs, according to a new study by Timothy Wiegand, MD from the University of Rochester Medical Center in the US and colleagues. Their work, which analyses the data from the ...

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Medication Use Higher Among Obese Kids

Medication Use Higher Among Obese Kids

Overweight children are far more likely to take prescription medications than children of a normal weight—a trend that adds to already higher health-care costs for treating childhood obesity, according to new research from the University of Alberta. Researchers from the School of Public Health ...

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