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Treating advanced lung cancer with light Photodynamic therapy used in extreme cases DateMarch 9, 2000
Shadow proteins in thymus may explain how immune system gets to know its own body Findings could lead to new understanding of diabetes, Crohn's, and other autoimmune diseases DateMarch 2, 2000
Researchers switch cancer off and on in mice Yields insights, but not cure, for human cancer DateFebruary 10, 2000
Oldest known flowering plants identified by genes Key piece in the puzzle of the origins of flowering plants identified DateDecember 16, 1999
‘Take two aspirin and call me manana’ Medical phrasebooks address country's growing diversity DateDecember 16, 1999
Jolie-Pitt Foundation Donates $2 Million to Global Health Committee to Fight HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis in Ethiopia Jolie-Pitt Grant will support first treatment program for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in Ethiopia DateSeptember 15, 1999
Paying attention to attention: How active is hyperactive? Research has led to development of tests for ADHD which have been licensed for commercial use DateMarch 25, 1999
Electromagnets used in treating depression Developed as a diagnostic tool, now it looks like a promising therapy DateMarch 19, 1998