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A Limb Regeneration Mystery Solved
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Thursday, July 02, 2009
Salamanders regrow limbs with less drastic cellular changes than previously thought.
Can Aging Be Solved?
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Gerontology pioneer Leonard Hayflick discusses the biological causes of aging.
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Medicine's New Toolbox
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An alternative way to make stem cells could open a window on human disease.
Making Tumors More Sensitive to Chemotherapy
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Bacterial shells deliver a double whammy to cancer.
New Drug Kills Cancer with Few Side Effects
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A personalized therapy targets the molecular mechanism behind a specific kind of tumor.
Repairing the Stroke-Damaged Brain
By Emily Singer | 06/24/2009
Noninvasive electrical therapy combined with rehab boosts recovery after stroke.
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Heart Watchers
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New wireless sensors and diagnostic algorithms promise simpler ways to remotely monitor cardiac patients for early warning signs of heart failure or heart attack.
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Wireless Scale
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Cell Fate
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The Secret to Bats' Long Lifespan?
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New York State Allows Egg Donors to be Paid
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Military Brains Donated for Trauma Research
By Emily Singer | 06/24/2009
Will Consumer Genomics Raise Health-Care Costs?
By Emily Singer | 06/15/2009
A Renowned Geneticist Analyzes Consumer Tests
By Emily Singer | 06/15/2009
Genetic Tests on the Horizon
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How the Brain Responds to Music
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Altruism Repays the Best-Connected Individuals
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Mice with a Human-Language Gene
By Emily Singer | 05/29/2009
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Glowing Monkeys Inherit Jellyfish Genes
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