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Google Health

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Google Health, the latest service from Google, was recently launched as a beta version. Online personal health services have been around for a while (including Revolution Health and Microsoft's HealthVault) but here's what Google says is different about theirs:...

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Solving the drug price crisis

Category: Pharma

Two MIT pharmaceutical industry experts believe that the mounting U.S. drug price crisis can be contained and eventually reversed by separating drug discovery from drug marketing and by establishing a non-profit company to oversee funding for new medicines. The...

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Why men are more prone to liver cancer

Category: Health

Men develop liver cancer at twice the rate of women in the United States, according to the American Cancer Society. Considering that the liver is a non-reproductive organ, this is quite a difference. A research team led by Dr....

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Embryo screening & deep brain stimulation in real life

Category: Health

This Chicago Sun-Times article tells of how (expensive) scientific techniques are being used to change the quality of life for one man and his children....

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Researchers study protein as possible obesity treatment

Category: Health

A team of researchers from the St Vincent's Campus in Sydney have identified a protein called MIC-1 that appears to control the extreme weight loss common in late stage cancer (sometimes called cancer anorexia), which often speeds death. MIC-1, which...

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This week on CNN's "House Call With Dr. Sanjay Gupta"

Category: Health

This week on "House Call With Dr, Sanjay Gupta" he discusses the latest concerns about cough medications given to children under 6 and antibiotic-resistant staph infections among other things.

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Is depression overdiagnosed?

Is depression overdiagnosed in today's society? Yes, says Professor Gordon Parker in the August 18 2007 issue of the British Medical Journal. Rates of diagnosis of depression have risen steeply in recent years. Parker, a scientia professor from the...

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Ways to lower miscarriage risk

Category: Health

This CNN Health article provides some useful recommendations on how to lower one's risk of miscarriage. I have summarized them below. 1. Do a little detective work When you're planning to get pregnant, your first move should be a careful...

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Scientists seek test to detect gene doping in athletes

Category: Health

The first report that gene therapy could enhance muscle in a mouse model was published in 2004. Since then, it has become of increasing concern that some unscrupulous athletes may consider gene therapy as a viable alternative to steroid injection...

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MedHelp brings eye experts online to answer your questions

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I was recently sent this news and thought some readers may be interested. MedHelp, an online health community that connects people with physicians and medical experts, has just added the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) to its repertoire. The website...

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