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Study identifies potential for safer anti-inflammatory drugs

Date: Jan-17-2015
Although a common treatment for chronic inflammation, glucocorticoids can cause harmful side effects. But researchers say they may have found a way to solve this problem.

Behavioral model may help kidney disease patients' treatment decisions

Date: Jan-17-2015
Patients with advanced CKD have to choose between two treatment options: dialysis or kidney transplantation. A new study finds a behavioral model could help them decide.

CDC: this season's flu vaccine only 23% effective

Date: Jan-16-2015
The 2014-15 flu vaccine is only 23% effective, the CDC estimate. As such, the organization recommend people at high risk of flu-related complications seek additional treatment.

'High-intensity' disruptive behavior may indicate future problems for children

Date: Jan-16-2015
Researchers have thought that preschool children displaying symptoms of conduct disorder are more likely to exhibit antisocial behavior at school age.

Burning yak dung pollutes Tibetan homes, study finds

Date: Jan-16-2015
Commonly used by the nomadic people of the himalayas as a cooking fuel and to heat their homes, a new study finds that burning yak dung produces dangerous levels of black carbon.

Gene may explain why pancreatic cancer is so aggressive

Date: Jan-16-2015
Pancreatic cancer is so aggressive that even when diagnosed early, fewer than 1 in 3 patients survive. Now, a new study identifies a gene called ATDC as an important culprit.

Forager-to-farmer transition 'may have weakened our bones'

Date: Jan-16-2015
When we were hunter-gatherers, we had much denser bones. Now a new study suggests our skeletons became weaker when we invented agriculture and changed from foragers to farmers.

Universal flu vaccine will be here 'within 5 years'

Date: Jan-16-2015
Currently, flu shots target specific strains of the virus - leading to potential seasonal mismatch. Now, new research suggests a universal flu vaccine may be viable.

Vitamin D 'helps immune system to fight colorectal cancer'

Date: Jan-16-2015
A new study has demonstrated in a large human population sample that vitamin D's immune system-aiding qualities help the body to fight colorectal cancer cells

New treatment strategy for aggressive cancers identified

Date: Jan-16-2015
Scientists have identified a new method for treating several kinds of aggressive tumor, including many osteosarcomas and glioblastomas.