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A new computational language, which can describe biology like a biologist, has been developed by Jeremy Gunawardena, director of the Virtual Cell Program in Harvard Medical School. This would help researchers in studying drug interactions among other...
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In our house, the words, “Did you take your medicine? How many times do you have to be reminded?” are heard at least once, if not more; spoken either by my mother...
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Ontario physicians could be stripped of their right to exercise religious or moral conscience if a new set of guidelines is accepted by their regulating body next...
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Hi,it’s me again !;-)... Four years ago, I became a medical student at Baghdad Medical School, which is of course a very huge honour and privilage,but at the same...
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Rember, a new trial drug, is the biggest breakthrough for treating Alzheimer patients with declining memory. The UK scientists hail this achievement as the biggest ever...
made popular Jul 30 2008
Science can do the impossible. This is going to be the best makeover and role reversal in medicine: well known cancer causing tobacco may be used to combat a certain...
made popular Jul 22 2008
Well, just like the science fiction writers of the 80s predicted, the robots are taking over the world. But the good news is they are, at least at this point, not...
made popular Jul 22 2008
I heard on the news the other day that researchers in the U.S. managed to create a working rat heart from stem cells. A step that brings us much closer to achieving the...
made popular Jul 16 2008
Stressed out? Try snakes. Stomach pains? Eating a live frog will clear that up. For some, the drug cabinet isn’t the only place they go to for relief.
made popular Jul 15 2008
Times have been changing every now and then. If we look back 10 years from now everything seems so smooth & steady but hey! It’s 2008 up and seems to be pretty...
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Interventional Radiology being an advanced area of medicine and science needs equipment that can match the needs of radiologists. A superior imaging system, which...
made popular Jul 4 2008
MURDERING ADDICTION
ARVIND K.PANDEY
Besides genetic predispostionn to addiction , the disturbed relationships with family members and friends are the...
made popular Jun 9 2008
Mangosteen is a tropical fruit that is grown primarily in hot, humid climates of southeast Asia such as Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, and Indonesia.It is a...
made popular Jun 4 2008
Too much of a good thing can be toxic – yet deficiencies can be life threatening
(EMAILWIRE.COM, May 14, 2008 ) Toronto, Ontario – Recent reports show that too...
made popular May 15 2008
AP, Panama City
Panamanian investigators asked health authorities Saturday to track down patients whose names appeared on 6,000 bottles of medication contaminated with a chemical...
made popular May 11 2008
AP, Singapore
The world risks losing new medical treatments for osteoporosis, cancer and other human ailments if it does not act quickly to conserve the planet’s biodiversity,...
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AP, Chicago
Medicine mix-ups, accidental overdoses and bad drug reactions harm roughly one out of 15 hospitalized children, according to the first scientific test of a new...
made popular Apr 7 2008
Evidence has emerged that humans learned the medicinal properties of soil and plants from fellow primates. Roger Highfield reports
made popular Apr 1 2008
“I weep for you,” the Walrus said:
“I deeply sympathize.”
With sobs and tears he sorted out
Those of the largest size,
Holding his...
made popular Mar 25 2008
Scientists at Yale University have developed a virus to kill another virus, the test was conducted on mice.
The researchers used a virus related to rabies called...
made popular Mar 11 2008
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