Newswise - Scinews

Tuesday th 1st of September 2009

Study Evaluates Use of Corticosteroids and Antiviral Agents for Treatment of Bell Palsy - 16:14

Distribution of Antibiotic for Eye Disease Linked to Low Death Risk Among Ethiopian Children - 16:14

Study Finds That Research at Academic Medical Centers is Active, Diverse - 16:14

Immediate Intervention for Patients with ACS Not Always More Beneficial - 15:49

Study Examines Effectiveness of Laparoscopic Surgical Treatments to Alleviate Chronic Pelvic Pain - 15:49

Some Discrepancies Exist Between Outcomes Indicated in Trial Registration and Later Publications - 15:49

Study Evaluates Use of Corticosteroids and Antiviral Agents for Treatment of Bell Palsy - 15:49

Distribution of Antibiotic for Eye Disease Linked to Low Death Risk Among Ethiopian Children - 15:49

Study Finds That Research at Academic Medical Centers is Active, Diverse - 15:49

Chemotherapy resistance:Checkpoint protein provides armor against cancer drugs - 13:35

Why Obama's Dog Has Curly Hair; Utah Aids NIH Gene Study - 13:35

Turning back the clock: Fasting prolongs reproductive life span - 13:35

Scientists Uncover Solar Cycle, Stratosphere, and Ocean Connections - 13:35

Scientists Identify Gene for Resistance to Parasitic 'Witchweed' - 13:35

Researchers Identify New, Cancer-Causing Role for Protein - 13:35

Blood Thinner Causes Stroke in Some Dialysis Patients - 13:35

ASN Committed to Managing Conflicts of Interest - 13:35

Researchers Identify Protein Involved in Causing Gum Disease, Osteoporosis, Arthritis - 13:35

Drinkers More Physically Active Than Abstainers - 13:35

New Hope for Deadly Childhood Bone Cancer - 13:35

Diversity in Key Environmental Cleanup Microbe Found - 13:35

Cigarettes, Not Swedish Snuff Linked to Increased Risk of MS - 13:35

Family, friends may impact breast cancer surgery decision, U-M study finds - 13:35

Mistrust of Health Care System Leads Patients to Postpone Treatment - 13:35

U.S. Drivers Take Wheel After Binge Drinking in Bars, Clubs - 13:35

Patient-doctor communication with patients who have high blood pressure is worse for blacks than for whites, study finds - 13:35

New Hope for Heart Failure Patients - 13:35

Exercise Alone Shown to Improve Insulin Sensitivity in Obese Sedentary Adolescents - 13:35

Weight-Loss Surgery Can Break a Family’s Cycle of Obesity - 13:35

Trauma 411: Prolonged Surgery Should be Avoided in Certain Cases - 13:35

Inhibition of NF-kappa B, a Key Inflammatory Protein, Reduced Radiation Toxicity in Zebrafish - 13:35

Pancreatic Cancer Affects Blacks at Higher Rates - 13:35

Weight Gain in Adulthood Associated with Prostate Cancer Risk; Patterns Differ by Ethnicity - 13:35

Scientists Identify Gene That Predicts Post-surgical Survival from Brain Metastasis of Breast Cancer Patients - 13:35

Swearing Can Make You Feel Better - 13:08

Bathtubs and Showers Continue to be Associated with Injury, Especially Among Young Children - 13:08

Leading Pathogen in Newborns Can Suppress Immune Cell Function - 13:08

DNA Damaged Cells Communicate with Neighbors to Let Them Know They're in Trouble - 13:08

People Who Bike Or Walk to Work Are More Fit, Less Fat than Drivers - 13:07

Pesticide Levels in Blood Linked to Parkinson's Disease - 13:07

Higher Education Level, Greater Disability Associated With Treatment Timing in Parkinson's Disease - 13:07

Smoking Associated With More Rapid Progression of MS - 13:07

Active Commuters Have Fewer Heart Disease Risk Factors - 13:07

Condoms Associated With Moderate Protection Against Herpes Simplex Virus 2 - 13:07

Study Estimates Radiation Dose, Cancer Risk from Coronary Artery Calcium Screening - 13:07

White Matter Changes May Predict Dementia Risk - 13:07

Study Continues to Refine Most Effective Methods to Predict Alzheimer's Disease - 13:07

Experts Can Discuss JAMA Studies on Brain Cancer Linked to Altered Genes - 13:07

Benefit Unclear of Repair of Heart Defect Discovered During Surgery - 13:07

Hormone Therapy Use Linked With Increased Risk of Ovarian Cancer - 13:07