Fairness Is a Hard-Wired Emotion
It's governed by a region of the brain that responds to equality, study suggests Clinical Trials Update: May 8, 2008
- Sprains
- Herpetic Neuralgia
- Epilepsy
Secret to Treating Tinnitus in Vets May Be Unlocked in Zebrafish
Researcher trying different drugs to ease condition in water creature Mental Illness Costs U.S. Billions in Lost Earnings
Study say figures are most likely too conservative Breast Cancer Tends to Grow Faster in Younger Women
Finding could affect how screenings are conducted, analyzed, researchers say Study Offers Clues to Link Between Arrhythmia, Sudden Death
Uncovering molecular underpinnings could lead to new, genetically targeted therapies Outside Workers Least Likely to Get Skin Exams
But rest of workforce lax as well in getting checked for cancers caused by sun exposure Stroke Survivors Walk Better With Human Help
Rehab with therapist had more benefit than those using robotic devices, study finds Gene Variant Boosts Risk of Severe Diabetic Eye, Kidney Diseases
Finding suggests careful use of blood-boosting drugs in anemia patients TV Coverage of Tragedies Often Lacks Prevention Messages
When police, fire officials interviewed, viewers twice as likely to hear advice Computer Program Helps Drug Abusers Stay Clean
Software training supplements counseling, could also treat other psychiatric disorders High Blood Sugar Tied to Pregnancy Complications
Even non-diabetic levels may cause problems, study finds
Clinical Trials Update: May 7, 2008
- Women's Health
- Fibromyalgia
- Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
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