September 2, 2010

Early Puberty in Girls May Be Linked to Insecure Infant-mother Bond

Birkbeck University researchers in London have established a link between an insecure infant-mother attachment bond and early puberty.

Jay Belsky

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Heavy Drinkers Live Longer Than Teetotallers

Want to live a few years longer? Then a new study suggests that you start drinking, for non-drinkers die sooner than heavy drinkers. Moderate drinkers, however, fair the best.

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How to Keep the Brain Sharp ?

Fruit flies seemed to stay sharp when they were hungry and sleep-deprived , scientists discovered, but will this apply to humans ?

New research from Washington University in St.

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Antibacterial Peptide Helps in Treatment of Soldiers’ Burn Wound Infections

An antibacterial peptide promises to be effective in the treatment of infections caused by burn or blast wounds to soldiers.

Otvos and his collaborators

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Study Says New TB Diagnostic Proves Effective

A new study in the INew England Journal of Medicine/I says that a molecular test designed to easily diagnose tuberculosis (TB) and detect a drug-resistant

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Cause Behind Alzheimer’s Plaques Identified

A protein - beta-amyloid - builds deposits in the brain, causing nerve cells to get weak and die leading to Alzheimer’s disease.

Drugs designed to

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DNA Samples For Psoriasis Research

Psoriasis research in US has received a major boost with the release of more than a thousand DNA samples to the University of Michigan Health System.

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September 1, 2010

Cause for Migraine Identified

The first genetic factor connected to migraine has been identified by Investigators at the International Headache Genetics Consortium.

Researchers

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‘Sprouty’ Protein Could Help Ward Off Obesity, Osteoporosis

A newly discovered protein termed as ’sprouty’ protein could be the answer to obesity and/or osteoporosis, as well as diabetes, osteoarthritis and heart disease.

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Cause for Migraine Identified

The first genetic factor connected to migraine has been identified by Investigators at the International Headache Genetics Consortium.

Researchers

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