Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by mia 25 days ago (http://medheadlines.com) | Health Tags: medtech neurology prevention
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The transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) device proved to be effective to counter the pain of migraine headaches. The device had been able to stop them before the pain developed. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by mia 26 days ago (http://medheadlines.com) | Health Tags: medtech medical research
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In spite of all the conveniences and safety measures, wireless electromagnetic devices are known to interfere with defibrillators and implantable pacemakers. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by fnldwn 57 days ago (http://www.cancernews.com) | Health Tags: cancer kidney-cancer everolimus
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New data from an international, multicenter Phase III clinical trial has found that the experimental targeted therapy everolimus (RAD001) significantly delays cancer progression in patients with metastatic kidney cancer whose disease had worsened on other treatments. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by FatMan 64 days ago (http://www.youtube.com) | Health Tags: healing five levels of healing
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Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt talks about a healing model developed 12,000 years ago. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by sagacious 77 days ago (http://medheadlines.com) | Health Tags: acne cancer headlines prevention
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Could Acne treatment cause skin cancer? Read on. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by karenben 92 days ago (http://www.timesonline.co.uk) | Health Tags: medicine
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# 1 Having sex can cause a heart attack in men... read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by karenben 95 days ago (http://www.dailymail.co.uk) | Health Tags: hypnosis surgery
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Hypnotherapist Alex Lenkei left medics stunned by snubbing anaesthetic and sending himself into a trance before undergoing surgery. Anaesthetist Richard Venn said the surgery would usually be carried out under general anaesthetic. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by JONxBLAZE 96 days ago (http://www.youtube.com) | Health Tags: laxatives danger children
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Laxatives can be very harmful especially for young children. Laxatives have been known to damage the intestinal lining. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by katrin125 97 days ago (http://media.nih.gov) | Health Tags: breat implant
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An up close look at a breast implant. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by lilly1 104 days ago (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com)
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A new study on men living in Sweden suggests that a poor insulin response in midlife, the main characteristic of diabetes, is linked to an increased risk of developing Alzheimer's disease up to 35 years later. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by DrHealth 117 days ago (http://www.sciencedaily.com) | Health Tags: vaccines malaria tuberculosis aids
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Researchers in Colombia, South America, describe a new strategy for designing the next generation of synthetic vaccines that could lead to more effective treatments for fighting malaria, tuberculosis, AIDS and other infectious diseases. These conditions kill more than 17 million people around the w read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by rehabguy 125 days ago (http://www.sciam.com) | Health Tags: regrowing limbs body parts
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The gold standard for limb regeneration is the salamander, which can grow perfect replacements for lost body parts throughout its lifetime. Understanding how can provide a road map for human limb regeneration.

The early responses of tissues at an amputation site are not that different in salaman read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by mamacooks 127 days ago (http://www.myreadablefeast.com) | Health Tags: brain science science books brain book
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Did you know that March is Brain and Brain Injury Awareness month? Brain Awareness Week, organized by the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives, was last week. But here's a comprehensive book list on brain books for kids and links to brain science websites for the whole family. read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by supernova17 128 days ago (http://www.cosmosmagazine.com) | Health Tags: pacemakers
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Medical devices such as pacemakers are vulnerable to attacks by hackers, who could gain access to a patient's private details or reprogram their dev read more »
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Science & Medicine | Avatar Posted by fnldwn 136 days ago (http://www.usatoday.com) | Health Tags: obesity fat cells
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Lee, 35, says five years of research have shown initial proof of concept that it is possible to manipulate metabolic reactions in fat cells to make t read more »
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