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Health & Medicine - Monday, August 23, 2010 8:48 - 1 Comment
Old drug puts up a fight against lung bug
U. ROCHESTER (US)—A drug to treat inflammation plays a surprising role reducing the level of infection caused by an opportunistic bug that is deadly for AIDS and cancer patients and others with weakened immune systems. Continue…
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- Gals go gaga over guys in red
- Evolution on the fly: Look, Ma! No genes!
- Vitamin D emerges from ‘gut flora’ murk
- Original HIV infection morphs, but hangs on
- Can emotion help a heart beat stronger?
- Flu’s evolution strikes perfect balance
- Mother Nature issues a wake-up call
- Target platelets to fight cerebral malaria
- Genes let transplant recipients skip the drugs
- For blacks, inflammation signals heart risk
- Drug triples acupuncture’s painkilling effect
- When good cholesterol goes bad
- Autism not alleviated by restricted diet
- Teens have trouble with Tylenol dosage
- Multiple brain regions wired for language
- Frog genome teeming with ‘jumping genes’
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In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- No! Not the turtles! [Pharyngula] September 10, 2010
- We've lost one of the greats: George C. Williams [Pharyngula] September 10, 2010
- Free the rivers! [Greg Laden's Blog] September 10, 2010
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