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Alzheimer’s & Insomnia

July 15, 2005

Inflamed gums as a child increases risk of Alzheimer's, and insomnia may lead to depression.

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Kiddie Portions

July 13, 2005

Kids eat more when they get more food on their plates.

Read moreKiddie Portions

Healthy Sun Roundup

July 1, 2005

Sunlight reduces the risk of prostate cancer, and a device that makes airbags safer.

Read moreHealthy Sun Roundup

Liquid Calories

June 29, 2005

Excess calories from sugary drinks is contributing to the obesity epidemic.

Read moreLiquid Calories

Spleen Removal

June 23, 2005

Removing the spleen in mice slowed progression of leukemia.

Read moreSpleen Removal

Six-Minute Workout

June 21, 2005

Exercising in intense intervals adding up to six minutes per week doubled endurance.

Read moreSix-Minute Workout

Farmers & Pesticides

May 25, 2005

Farmers who work with pesticides have greater risk of neurological problems.

Read moreFarmers & Pesticides

Obesity & Dementia

May 23, 2005

Obesity in middle age increases risk of dementia later in life.

Read moreObesity & Dementia

Alcohol & Bacteria

May 5, 2005

Why does rubbing alcohol kill bacteria? (Disrupts their cell membranes)

Read moreAlcohol & Bacteria

West Nile Weather

April 25, 2005

Hot summers mean a higher risk of West Nile virus epidemics

Read moreWest Nile Weather

Gum & Heart Disease

April 20, 2005

Two kinds of oral bacteria were found in arterial plaque.

Read moreGum & Heart Disease

Intermittent Fasting

April 6, 2005

Eating every other day slowed down cancerous processes in mice.

Read moreIntermittent Fasting

Mountain Roundup

April 1, 2005

Mountain dwellers have lower death rates, and doctors will run medical tests on themselves while climbing Mount Everest.

Read moreMountain Roundup

Young Blood

March 30, 2005

Blood from younger mice stimulated stem cell production in older mice.

Read moreYoung Blood

Teen Smoking

March 23, 2005

Only one of eight in-school smoking prevention programs had any long-term impact.

Read moreTeen Smoking

Old Dog Roundup

March 18, 2005

Old dogs stay mentally sharp with a healthy diet and stimulating environment, and people who perform last in competition get rated higher.

Read moreOld Dog Roundup

Newborn Screening

February 21, 2005

Experts have developed national standards for screening newborn babies.

Read moreNewborn Screening

Diagnostic Spit

February 17, 2005

A device can diagnose disease from saliva samples

Read moreDiagnostic Spit

Supplement Roundup

February 11, 2005

Green tea helps athletes increase endurance, calcium reduces women's risk of colon cancer.

Read moreSupplement Roundup

Birth Simulator

February 9, 2005

Using a birth simulator to determine the best way to manage complicated births

Read moreBirth Simulator

Fever Chills

January 27, 2005

Why do you get chills when you have a fever? (Infection raises inner thermostat.)

Read moreFever Chills

Poverty & Heart Disease

January 19, 2005

Socioeconomic status is linked to health, with poorer people being in poorer health.

Read morePoverty & Heart Disease

Public Health Roundup

December 10, 2004

U.S. kids' health is worse than almost every other industrialized nation, and genes affect smoking habits.

Read morePublic Health Roundup

Heart Girdle

December 9, 2004

A mesh-like net wrapped around the heart can help prevent heart failure

Read moreHeart Girdle
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