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Assessing HIV ART in Rural AfricaResearchers evaluate the long-term effectiveness of an antiretroviral therapy program in a rural Tanzanian hospital.
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Researchers Examine PTSD and Depression in African RefugeesA team of researchers interviewed Somali and Rwandan refugees to learn about the effect of traumatic life events on their mental health.
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How Age and Gender Influence the Perception of Health-Related RisksResearchers surveyed Australians for their attitudes and behavior regarding disease prevention.
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Social Scientists Study the Stigma of HIVA study based in Kenya finds that cultural and social factors may influence personal feelings about living with HIV.
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Research Finds that Inward-Focused Meditation is Good for the HeartResearchers in Taiwan discovered that inward-focused Zen meditation has a positive effect on cardiovascular health.
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New Research Shines Light on InsomniaResearchers in Sweden studied the course of insomnia in Sweden's general population over a one-year period.
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How to Harness the Power of a WaterfallEngineers from the University of Malaysia studied the potential for power generation at the Sapchari waterfall, in rural Bangladesh.
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Regular Exercise Enhances Health, Body Image, and Quality of LifeResearchers in Poland evaluated two groups of women to assess the impact of a regular exercise program on body measurements and physical fitness parameters. -
Research Links Depression and Occupational Exposure to PesticidesNew research confirms an association between depression and occupational exposure to pesticides.
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Can an Active Lifestyle Lower the Risk of Pancreatic Cancer?Researchers at the National Cancer Institute studied the relationship between physical activity and the risk of pancreatic cancer. Read on to find out more.
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Feeding Mosquitoes to Beetles: A Biological Control StudyResearchers in India studied dytiscid beetle larvae as a biological agent for controlling mosquito populations. -
The Allen Institute - Mapping Out the BrainThe Allen Institute studies gene expression in the brain and spinal cord of the mouse, in order to better understand gene activity in the human brain. -
Air Pollution: A Suspect in Childhood LeukemiaA study of cancer rates in children implicates high levels of hazardous air pollution as a possible cause. -
Global Warming and the Spread of DiseaseAs the planet heats up, rising floodwater, increased rainfall, and overcrowding due to massive numbers of displaced human beings may provide a breeding ground for insect and water-borne infection.
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How Active Commuting to School Helps Kids Get FitWalking or riding a bike to school is one way for kids to get regular exercise. -
Disappearing Snow: A Sign of Global Warming?Environmental scientists studying snow water equivalents in the Cascade Mountains found that snow cover has decreased over time.
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The Facts About Cancer of the Lower EsophagusCancer of the esophageal sphincter is on the rise. Control of gastro esophageal reflux disease can be an effective preventative measure. -
Fiber Supplements Not as Effective as Natural FiberA clinical trial to study the effect of psyllium fiber supplements on risk factors for cardiovascular disease showed disappointing results.
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Smokeless Tobacco Helps Smokers QuitAnalysis of a national health survey showed that switching from cigarettes to smokeless tobacco is an effective method that can help some smokers in their attempt to kick the habit. -
Research Finds that Ginger Inhibits Ovarian TumorsResults of a new study show that ginger can impede the growth of ovarian tumor cells.
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Harnessing the Power of Ocean WavesOcean waves are a clean, abundant source of kinetic energy that can be converted to electricity.
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Geothermal Energy: the Power of Hot RocksGeothermal power generation can provide an unlimited source of renewable energy.
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Does Losing Weight Always Make You Feel Better?Danish researchers found some interesting results when they surveyed a group of women to determine the effect of weight changes on self-reported health. -
The Cardio Effects of YogaResearchers compared the physical activity levels of doing yoga and walking on a treadmill.
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The Hidden Hazards of SmokingResults of a survey examining accident-related deaths in Taiwan shows that smoking-related illness is only part of the problem.
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Cigarette Smoke Damages White Blood CellsThis article describes a study of the effects of nicotine on neutrophils (white blood cells). -
Fat in Your Diet and Running InjuriesThis article describes a study of dietary factors that may have an effect on development of overuse injuries in female runners. -
Vegan Diet Reduces Inflammation in Arthritis PatientsA vegan diet reduced markers for cardiovascular disease in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. -
Ocean Currents: A Renewable Energy SourceOcean tides provide a clean and inexhaustible source of power generation.