Archive of articles published on the 1st of February 2011
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Vitamin D deficiency associated with reduced lung function
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Race gap narrows for some cancers in African-Americans; continues to increase for others
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High levels of circulating DNA may signal faster progression of lung cancer
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Lung societies unveil new international classification of lung adenocarcinoma
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Research uncovers key to understanding cause of lupus
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New 10-year study confirms too many pitches strike out youth athletes early
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Radiologists play key role in teaching physiology to medical students
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Video games are good for girls -- if parents play along
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Repeat MRI screening for breast cancer results in fewer false positives
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Tonsillectomy linked to excess weight gain in kids
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Wilful neglect of any patient should be criminal offense for doctors and nurses
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Scientists customize a magnet's performance by strategically replacing key atoms
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Obese women less likely to complete mammograms and more likely to report pain with the procedure
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Scripps Research scientist discovers natural molecule indirectly prevents stable clot formation
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New quartet of ant genomes advanced by international collaborative
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Internet addresses: An inevitable shortage, but an uneven one
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New test to study proteins involved in neurodegenerative diseases
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Protracted abstinence revisited
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Home and away: How do invasive plant species dominate native species?
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The first mission to Mercury
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Scientists make key step in the development of a norovirus treatment
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Go green, give a boost to employee morale
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Bilinguals find it easier to learn a third language
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What a ride! Researchers take molecules for a spin
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'Negative democratic gap' serves as predictor for instability such as in Egypt, say Hebrew University researchers
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Arranged unions and distrust: The influence of parental choice on mate guarding
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Breast cancer cells outsmart the immune system and thrive
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Taking unpleasant surprises out of cosmetic surgery
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1 donor cornea, 2 patients helped
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Temporary employment reduces productivity of technology and energy companies
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Compound may prevent sickle cell pain crises
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Preschool beneficial, but should offer more, study finds
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Can you teach an old doctor new tricks?
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Secret life of bees now a little less secret
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2 genes better than 1 for important plant pest
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Cluster encounters a natural particle accelerator
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New study alters long-held beliefs about shingles
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New approach suggested for monitoring child health in developing countries
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A possible cause of Parkinson's disease discovered
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Brain can learn to overcome sleep apnea: U of T scientist
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Early tests find nanoshell therapy effective against brain cancer
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Microbubble ultrasound and breast biopsies
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Study links physical activity to political participation
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Brain scans predict likely success when it comes to quitting smoking
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Where has all the Gulf spill oil gone?
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In tiny fruit flies, researchers identify metabolic 'switch' that links normal growth to cancer
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Level of tumor protein indicates chances cancer will spread
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Researchers test inhalable measles vaccine
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Researchers unlock the potential for exploring kidney regeneration
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Technology protects cotton from caterpillar's appetite
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Therapeutic AIDS vaccine designed by HIVACAT reduces the viral load in the majority of AIDS patients
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Home and away: Are invasive plant species really that special?
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Seeking social genes
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Gestures provide a helping hand in problem solving
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PET scans may allow early prediction of response to targeted therapy of thyroid cancer
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Want more efficient muscles? Eat your spinach
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Liver, dietary proteins key in fertility
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NASA satellites capture data on monster winter storm affecting 30 states
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Study examines incident hepatitis C infection in HIV-infected men
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Transplanted human placenta-derived stem cells show therapeutic potential in stroke models
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NASA satellites reveal heavy rains in dangerous Cyclone Yasi on its Australian approach
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Tuning graphene film so it sheds water
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BIDMC researchers conclude nonprofit hospices disproportionately care for costly patients
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For-profit hospice patients more likely to require lower skilled-care needs, longer lengths of stay
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Targeted particle fools brain's guardian to reach tumors
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Cancer drug used in combination with other therapies associated with increased risk of death
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Maternal stroke history tied to women's heart attack risk
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Johns Hopkins researchers develop safer way to make induced pluripotent stem cells
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Safety checklist use yields 10 percent drop in hospital deaths
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As armor against criticism, corp. social responsibility no substitute for product quality
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Wide variation exists in receipt of recommended medications for Medicare managed care RA patients
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Many rheumatoid arthritis patients not getting recommended drugs, Stanford researcher finds
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Sleep selectively stores useful memories
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More doctors must join nurses, administrators in leading efforts to improve patient safety, outcomes
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Teens with HIV at high risk for pregnancy, complications
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Barrow TRPV1 research highlighted in Journal of Neuroscience
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A new model for studying Parkinson's
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3 trials of intermittent preventive treatment for malaria in children
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IPTc found to reduce prevalence of malaria infection in children by up to 85 percent
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New tumor-tracking technique for radiotherapy spares healthy tissue, could improve cancer treatment
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February 2011 Geosphere highlights
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High Arctic avian athlete gives lessons about animal welfare
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Size of airborne flu virus impacts risk, Virginia Tech researchers say