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Jun 2 2008, Vikas

Most patients with vitamin D deficiency were found to have a history of fragile bones that exposed them to the risk of osteopororis, according to a study.

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May 22 2008 by AP0 Comments

The state on Thursday revoked the licenses of a crematorium accused of inappropriately disposing of human remains.

 
 
Apr 9 2008 by AP0 Comments

A crematorium ordered to shut down over allegations its owner mishandled human remains can reopen under state supervision pending a licensing hearing, a judge ruled Wednesday.

 
 
Apr 4 2008 by AP0 Comments

Families that took their late loved ones to a crematorium now suspected of mishandling human remains crowded a public meeting Thursday, by turns scolding and supporting the facility’s owner.

 
 
Mar 31 2008 by AP0 Comments

Excavators have unearthed what are believed to be some of the oldest prehistoric bones discovered in a cave in Wisconsin, according to a University of Wisconsin-Green Bay professor.

 
 
Mar 29 2008 by AP0 Comments

State investigators sifted through a trash bin Friday behind a crematorium whose owner is being investigated on allegations of dumping bones and ashes and, in at least one case, returning the wrong remains to grieving relatives.

 
 
Feb 27 2008 by AP0 Comments

They have guys nicknamed Big Papi and Dice-K and Bones. They have a star pitcher who famously danced in his underwear and a left fielder who is such a sublime hitter that he gets away with being loopy.

 
 
Nov 26 2007 by AP0 Comments

Too little milk, sunshine and exercise: It’s an anti-bone trifecta. And for some kids, shockingly, it’s leading to rickets, the soft-bone scourge of the 19th century.

 
 
Nov 26 2007 by AP0 Comments

Building strong bones takes a combination of calcium, vitamin D and exercise starting in childhood. Here are guidelines on how much youngsters need:

 
 
Nov 26 2007 by AP0 Comments

WEAK BONES: Bone specialists say possibly millions of seemingly healthy children aren’t building as much strong bone as they should.

 
 
Nov 26 2007 by AP0 Comments

Police investigating the apparent abuse of a 1-year-old boy say they found the skeletal remains of his baby brother concealed in the ceiling of a home.

 
 
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Feb 20 2008 by Piyush1 Comments

Check out this freaky mouse! Well, how many would want to lay their hands on something so skeletish? It’s a complete bone shack comprising of fingers, ribs to a backbone. This is certainly a technology for the dead, maybe you find a ghost working...

 
 
Apr 23 2007 by Naveen1 Comments

One of the major subjects that have caught everyone’s attention in medical science is the development of artificial organs. An artificial organ is a man-made organ that is implanted in human body to replace its natural counterpart. The pace, at...

 
 
Apr 9 2007 by Naveen0 Comments

Now, researchers at Purdue University’s Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering have found a new scaffold-like liquid material that could be injected into the body to fill in the gaps between injured or misplaced tissue before coagulating into a...

 
 
Feb 6 2007 by Anupam Agnihotri0 Comments

In the recent years suicide rate among kids has rocketed startlingly as per the report transpired by CDC. This is definitely a matter of serious concern. In this regard Dr. David Fassler, a University of Vermont psychiatry professor, observers, “This...

 
 
Feb 1 2007 by Gautam0 Comments

If everything goes well then soon the medical fraternity will be able to replicate bones. A new nanoscale biocomposite has been developed by scientists in Singapore which will help in mimicking the extracellular matrix architecture. For this purpose...

 
 
Jan 25 2007 by Anupam Agnihotri0 Comments

Arthritis is really a very serious health related problem, which goes on worsening if due attention is not paid to over come it. Therefore, it becomes necessary to follow some tips to keep a hold on arthritis. So, here are some tips to help patients with...

 
 
Dec 11 2006 by Pankaj0 Comments

A Pittsburgh-based research team has created and used an ground-breaking ink-jet system to print “bio-ink” patterns that direct muscle-derived stem cells from adult mice to differentiate into both muscle cells and bone cells. This report is the...

 
 
Jun 30 2006 by Pratyush0 Comments

The researchers at the University of Alberta in Edmonton have developed a artificial device that allows teeth and bones to re-grow. This device is based on the low-intensity pulsed ultrasound technology.

Jie Chen, the nano-circuit design expert...

 
 
May 22 2006 by Pratyush0 Comments

Intake of calcium is necessary for strong bones. Less calcium in body may cause osteoporosis. At the same time, it will not work better for your health if you do not take adequate vitamin D.

Carol Carlson, 56, a runner who participated in seven...

 
 
Feb 15 2006 by Irani0 Comments

The most important structural protein in the body is collagen and nothing in our body is more ubiquitous than it. It reinforces connective tissue, bones and teeth, and forms long, fibrous cables to strengthen tendons. Collagen from animals –...

 
 
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State Board of Funeral Services member Judy McPeters holds the photograph of the late Charles Edward Greer, brother of Jean Stuton of Brandon, Miss., as the other members listen to Stuton’s concerns that her brother’s cremation at a crematorium owned...