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    Quit Smoking Now

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    Vitamin C Leads to TB Breakthrough

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    HIV Vaccine Not Making Progress

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    New Cancer Tools Offer Alternative to Chemotherapy

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    Research Shows New Neural
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New Drug for Alzheimer’s Symptom Relief Shows Promise

New Drug for Alzheimer’s Symptom Relief Shows Promise

*EnVivo drug acts on nicotine receptors. *Drug showed a benefit on top of current treatments. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, July 18 – An experimental Alzheimer’s drug that activates a specific nicotine receptor in the brain improved measures of thinking and memory ...

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Antibiotic Use Among Children Declined in Past Decade

Antibiotic Use Among Children Declined in Past Decade

Meanwhile, prescriptions for some drugs, including ADHD medications and contraceptives, increased. Efforts by health organizations to slow the spread of antibiotic resistance by reducing overuse of the drugs seem to be working, a new study says. Although systemic antibiotics are ...

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Unprecedented Breakthrough in Medicine

Unprecedented Breakthrough in Medicine

Brazilian researchers say they have successfully tested a vaccine against schistosomiasis, a disease caused by parasitic worms that afflicts more than 200 million people worldwide. “This is an unprecedented breakthrough in medicine that involved 30 years of scientific work,” Dr ...

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