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Study suggests that Ritalin does not act as "gateway" drug
Harvard AIDS Institute researchers seek new methods
Identification could help In diagnosing and treating blinding diseases
Mechanism shown for recruitment of monocytes to inflamed lymph nodes at distance from wound
Researchers develop new method for highly efficient delivery of large human genes
Development of cerebral cortex may be regulated by brain's humble roof plate
Study of fruit flies facilities research on neurobiology of aggression
School of Public Health researchers find hard data to support idea that "thinking positively" improves health
Researchers find mortality rates greatly reduced
Researchers prevent onset of diabetes in mice predisposed to the disease
Research finds that many cells have glasslike properties
Even normal cells act as cancer cell accomplices
Telomerase inhibitor suggests new cancer therapy
Researchers close in on answer to longstanding mystery
Study offers some details at cellular level
Policies have advocated incorporating mental health care into primary care settings
Findings could lead to novel treatments
No lasting effects found 28 days after quitting
Researchers think it's time to reassess
Discovery could help pinpoint human immunity, improve patient treatment
Harvard scientists have found a chink in the anthrax armor
Could be key to more effective treatments
80 percent would take test if they knew it was accurate
Not ready to treat depression, substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, chronic pain
Death of immature egg cells could shed light on infertility, miscarriage
Pathway leads from pollutants to early menopause
Findings suggest treatment target for type 2 diabetes
Gene therapies being developed to fight growing problem of hospital infections
Affects young patients, primarily girls, with rapidly fatal outcome
May lead to better understanding of aging process