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Findings may be applied to stroke, neurodegenerative disease
Dual nature of seeing accounts for brain's double take on visual world
Public Health professor presents practical guide to living with germs
Offers alternative to drugs, open-spine surgery
Examine Boston housing projects for clues to battle epidemic
44 percent lower death rate reported for heavy tea drinkers
Discovery that clocks in organs use different genes could affect circadian medicine
Milk intake has decreased while prevalence of obesity and type 2 diabetes has increased
Findings on fear suggest path toward new anti-anxiety medications
Method may provide quicker alternative to knockout animal models
Mind controls body in extreme experiments
Study adds impetus for blood sugar control in diabetic and obese women
Professor Paul Harris has learned some surprising things
Age-related macular degeneration is a leading cause of blindness for Americans over 60
Findings connect diabetes and obesity, suggest new look at obesity treatment
Diet high in consumption of red meat, processed meat, high-fat dairy products linked to type 2 diabetes
Gleevec is one of new generation of rationally designed cancer drugs that target abnormal enzymes in cancerous cells
Researchers in the field not surprised
Discovery could lead to methods to halt tumor growth
Previously thought to be irrelevant, pigmentation found to have impact
Strengthens evidence for transcription factor as autoimmune therapeutic target
Pediatric neurologist Scott Pomeroy and colleagues have found a better way to predict outcomes of treatment
Boston-area adults with type 2 diabetes begin 12-year weight loss, exercise study at three Boston medical institutions
Researchers conclude that this procedure should still be considered experimental
Protein may tip the cell-fate balance
Protein seems to shore up blood-brain barrier
Pathway involves input from eyes as well as clock
Auditory cortex is important for frequency processing, pitch perception