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Autism Summer Camps Children with autism do not have to forego the summer camp tradition; these three autism summer camps provide a unique experience for those with an ASD. autism summer camps • kamp a-kom-plish • youthcare • surfers healing • massachusetts general hospital
Study Finds 11 New Cholesterol Genes Scientists new discovery shows that 11 additional genes help blood metabolize cholesterol and fat and the results may lead to more prevention of heart attacks. gene study • blood and fat metabolize • sekar kathiresan • massachusetts general hospital • nature genetics
Alzheimer's News and Message/Discussion Web Resources Alzheimer's News and web addresses for Message/Discussion Boards about Alzheimer's. alzheimer's news • alzheimer's message boards • alzheimer's discussion boards • qualified medical and pharmaceutical • alzheimers.org
HIV Study Seeks Participants A $20.5 million grant enables expansion of an international program investing the biological factors underlying immune system control of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. hiv • aids • immune system • vaccine • international hiv controllers study
The Benefits of Eating Breakfast Breakfast kickstarts your metabolism, helps you to concentrate and perform better in school and at work and aids in maintaining a healthy weight. breakfast • missing breakfast • nutritious breakfast • healthy breakfast • metabolism
Biography of Henry K. Beecher Henry K. Beecher is best remembered for his landmark 1966 article on human experimentation, but his early life and training gave little hint of what was to come. henry k. beecher • ethicist • human experimentation • ethics and clinical research • clinical research
Top Hospitals - The Second Five The next five in the list of the top hospitals for respiratory treatment feature two hospitals in the Boston, Massachusetts area. copd • respiratory treatment • breathing • pulomnary care • hospitals
A Look at the Past and the Future ADHD was in the news quite a bit in 1999. Find out what it was all about. adhd • add • research • ritalin • hyperactive
Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy Dies Massachusetts' senior Senator Edward M. Kennedy died Tuesday evening at his home in Hyannisport, MA after a year-long battle with brain cancer. kennedy • cancer • senator • health care • politics
Missouri's Autism Intervention Conference The fourth annual Autism Intervention Conference will be held at the University of Missouri in Columbia from March 25-29, 2009. autism intervention conferece • autism conferences • university of missouri • center for autism and related disorders • kennedy krieger
Using Leptin to Treat Infertility Just as being overweight can cause infertility, so can being underweight. Leptin can restore fertility in very slim women. leptin and infertility • treating infertility with leptin • hormonal treatments for infertility • irregular periods • eating disorders and infertility
Anorexia and Professional Women Can professional school or a high-powered career cause anorexia nervosa in women? Compelling anecdotal evidence suggests an association between advanced degrees and eating disorders, but that is no reason for giving up on your dreams. anorexia • professional • women
Aspirin and Colon Cancer Studies show that aspirin reduces the risk of colon cancer. Unfortunately, most experts agree that the risks of taking aspirin outweigh any cancer-prevention benefits. colon cancer prevention • aspirin reduces mortality from colon cancer • aspirin decreases death rate from colon cancer • recommendation for aspirin to prevent colon cancer • how aspirin helps to prevent colon polyps and canc
Buttocks Augmentation for Men Butt augmentation, considered before an absurdity, is now a popular body contouring surgery for men. cosmetic treatment • brazilian butt lift cosmetic surgery • butt augmentation - butt implants surgery • cosmetic surgery butt lift • laser hair removal buttocks
How to Switch Off Stress Genes A recent study shows that stress genes can be switched off by practicing certain types of relaxation. Chronic stress is all too common today, but can be ameliorated. switching off stress genes • activating relaxation response • yoga and stress • meditation and stress • turning off fight or flight response
Latest Research on Alzheimer's Treatment The latest research about Alzheimer's drugs Aricept, Reminyl, Exelon & Namenda; Ginkgo biloba; statins; B vitamin supplements; exercise and education yields mixed results latest research on alzheimer's • alzheimer's disease treatment • alzheimer's drugs • gingko biloba and alzheimer's • statins and alzheimers
The Life of Boston Corbett From evangelism to insanity, from instant celebrity to a hole in the ground, English-born Sergeant Boston Corbett became known post Civil War as 'Lincoln's Avenger' . life of boston corbett • mad as a hatter • man who shot john wilkes booth • lincoln's avenger • sergeant boston corbett
What Is The Normal Personality? In his new book "The Normal Personality", Dr. Reiss explores how normal motives, not traumatic childhood experiences, contribute to the many of our everyday problems. the normal personality steven reiss • the normal personality a new way of thinking about • book review normal personality • book review dr steven reiss • psychodynamic theory model
Best Budget Hotels in Boston These surprisingly cheap Boston hotels are located in the heart of the city, near Back Bay shopping, museums, and the financial district. They're clean and nice, too. boston's best inexpensive places to stay • unique and cheap boston hotels • best budget hotels in boston • inexpensive boston hotels • cheap boston hotels
Atypical Depression Knowing whether you have these symptoms can make the difference between mere response and remission. depression • atypical depression • symptoms • treatment
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Cranial Sacral Therapy An introduction to cranial sacral therapy in regards to its use with HIE kids. cranial sacral therapy • cranial osteopathy • cerebral palsy • epilepsy • chiropractors
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James D Watson, The Double Helix of the DNA Molecule A short biography of James D Watson, noted biologist and President of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, who, with Francis Crick, discovered the modecular structure of DNA. watson • dna • double helix • biography of scientist • cold spring harbor laboratory
Ultradian Rhythms Everyone wants to maximise their productivity yet remain healthy. The body has a biological rhythm designed for this purpose. rhythms • ultradian rhythms • circadian rhythm • biological rhythms • relaxation response
Antidepressants--Not a Science Antidepressants have been around for about 20 years, but researchers still have a lot to learn. That leaves a lot of people only partially improved and others having to chose between the advantages and possible side effects this medication has to offer. antidepressant • side effects • treatment resistant depression • chronic depression • recurrent depression
Clinical Sciences in Med School The second half of medical school involves learning to be a doctor as you work. What is involved in this stage of medical education? medical school • medical school curriculum • medical student • clinical science • clinical rotations
Endometrial Ablation with Water Endometrial ablation involves removal of the lining of the uterus to treat menorrhagia or uterine bleeding. When done with water, this is know as hydrothermal ablation. endometrial ablation • hta • ablation endometrial • heavy periods • heavy period
Diabetes Diabetes has been called the silent killer. This article will discuss the different types of diabetes and how to check yourself to find out if you are at risk, with resouce links to web sites dealing with these issues. |
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