Promising Results in Bone Drug Trial
| A third trial of an experimental drug found that it worked better than a rival to delay the risk of bone complications in men with advanced prostate cancer. 02/09/2010 10:20 (nytimes health) Continue to read news >> |
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With Medicaid Cuts, Doctors And Patients... As states cut Medicaid, doctors find payments insufficient. Poor areas like Flint, Mich., face particular hardship. |
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Brain Scans May Reveal Early Alzheimer's People with a family history of Alzheimer's disease often have clumps of a toxic protein in their brains even though they are perfectly healthy, researchers said on Monda |
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Animal Shelter Turned Into A 'house Of H... For years, the Toronto Humane Society bragged of its low euthanasia rate - only 6 percent. But that impressive statistic was hiding a dark secret, according to criminal c |
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Aggressive Measures To Treat Diabetics M... Rigorous treatment to bring down blood pressure and cholesterol is not beneficial and increases side effects, researchers say. It seemed like a good idea. Diabetic |
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Pepsi Cuts Sugary Drinks From Schools Gl... PepsiCo plans to remove sugary drinks from schools worldwide, following the success of programs in the U.S. aimed at cutting down on childhood obesity. |
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Vitamin D Linked To Lower Heart Disease ... By raising low levels of the vitamin to normal levels, patients reduce their risk of heart disease by about 30%, an observational study finds. Raising the amount o |
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Big Drug Makers Lag In Emerging Markets,... As pharmaceutical sales in countries like China and India overtake established markets, leading drug companies risk losing market share to local players, a study said. |
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Bacterial Trail May Be Next Forensic Clu... Crime scenes may one day make use of germ makeup, which can be traced to individuals. 'There's a rain forest of bacteria on your skin.' Forget fingerprint dusting. |
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Dr. Arnall Patz, Who Saved Many From Bli... Doctors used to think they were helping premature babies by giving them a lot of oxygen. Dr. Patz proved they were hurting them. |
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Recipes For Health: Portobello And Fried... Have the portabellos in your refrigerator seen better days? This simple sandwich is a satisfying solution. |
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Triumph For Xiaflex, Drug To Straighten ... After 50 years, a tiny drug maker on Long Island has found a potentially lucrative use for its only medicine. |
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