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Proteins Dkk1 and Crescent can induce formation of a beating heart
Molecular basis of link between obesity and diabetes has remained unclear
Tale of a tail shows evolution at work
Web site helps you find out what it is, how to lower it
Mathematical models may yield results faster than experiments
Results dispel concerns from previous European studies
Turning genes off as important as switching them on
Can cut a woman's risk of most common form of stroke by nearly half
Brain deterioration slowed by nose drops
Could lead to therapies for currently incurable disease
Findings suggest new era in Alzheimer's treatment
Twenty-year-old hypothesis debunked
Reassuring news for concerned parents
Patients may live for decades rather than years
Four types of brain abnormalities identified
Cutting back on sleep to finish homework is self-defeating
60 percent have significant symptoms
Studies on worms indicate genetic link between aging and brain functions
Two genes for aging first discovered in worms
From Alzheimer's to anxiety, Parkinson's to pain
Given to breast, kidney, and skin cancer patients
They gain understanding of sleep/learning links
Singing a new tune for the Mozart effect
May allow developing countries to afford treatment
May be critical step in potential ability to prevent, reverse obesity at genetic levels
Faulty proteins account for most of the world's sickness
Findings could change theory and treatment of the disease
New procedures will attempt to replace diseased tissue only
Could eventually aid management of conditions such as asthma
Decreases attributed to improved diets, quitting smoking, and other lifestyle changes