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Study reveals early events in the disease, new targets for treatment
Study also says you could avoid type 2 diabetes and live longer
Having fish as little as one to three times per month proves highly beneficial
Public willingness to be vaccinated against smallpox depends on whether physicians choose to get vaccinated
Study challenges popular assumption that early hospital discharge after birth is harmful to newborns
Recent study sheds light on leading cause of pregnancy loss in humans
Waiting too long to have hips and knees replaced has negative effect, study finds
Gaining 6 to 7 pounds can potentially increase stroke risk in men by 6 percent
Test identifies patients who can be successfully treated with chemotherapy alone
50 percent less likely to develop blinding disease, research finds
Bug that causes "walking pneumonia" may contribute to hardening of arteries and its complications
Survey shows strong disagreement between physicians and the public on effectiveness of potential solutions
Study seeks better outcomes for patients receiving stem cell transplants for diseases such as leukemia and lymphoma
Metabolized chemical from cosmetics, food can be measured in urine
Early indicator of life-threatening cancer spread might lead to a clinical test to help determine appropriate treatment
Who will be alive 10 years after treatment?
Risk may be raised by 50 percent
Findings may lead to improved treatments for the disease
Women who eat nuts regularly significantly reduce risk for type 2 diabetes
Trial will test whether high level of the protein is counteracted by statins
May replace, protect injured tissue
Take fewer sick days and less medication than those who leave their tonsils in
Gene is attractive target for new therapeutics to treat insulin resistance and obesity
But many patients are not prescribed effective drugs
Study finds policies pay off in less sickness for children
Postmenopausal women can reduce risk of breast cancer by modifying alcohol consumption
Study says walking best medicine for older women
Protein's reckless side may lead to deadly pileups in cell
Researchers have observed new details in the real-life drama of one of the most deadly events in life