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Men are ‘Biologically Wired’ to Children, Says Study

Adelaide Researchers Uncovered Cause of Infant Epilepsy
A recent study done by the Northwestern University researchers reveals men are “not from mars” when it comes to parenting. They are very much attached to their children. In fact, they are “biologically wired” to their children. However, this attachment lowers the level of testosterone.

Insulin Inhalation May Slow Alzheimer's: Study

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Inhalation of insulin through the nose twice a day appears to slow and in certain cases turn around symptoms of memory loss in people with early signs of Alzheimer's disease as per a new pilot study.
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Weight-Loss Programs Could Save Medicare Billions, Doctors Say

A study by researchers at Emory University in Atlanta predicts that enrolling 70 percent of older adults who are at risk for diabetes or cardiovascular disease in community-based intervention programs would reduce Medicare expenditures by up to $15 billion.
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Green-Glowing Cats Are New Tool in AIDS Research

U.S. scientists have developed a strain of green-glowing cats with cells that resist infection from a virus that causes feline AIDS, a finding that may help prevent the disease in cats and advance AIDS research in people.
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Bisphosphonate Osteoporosis Drugs: FDA Questions Long-term Effects

Biphosphonates, drugs introduced to the market 16 years ago that treats osteoporosis, need labeling to clarify how long patients should take them as data suggests that efficacy decreases while risk increases after some period, panels to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) voted on Friday.
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Osteoporosis Drugs Require Better Labeling: FDA

Warner Chilcott Plc (WCRX), Roche Holding AG (ROG), Merck **9** Co. and Novartis AG (NOVN) need to change the labeling of Bisphosphonates, a medicine taken by patients to prevent and cure osteoporosis, the FDA said.
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Drinking Alcohol, Good for Middle-aged Women: Study

A new study by Harvard University researchers suggest that women who drink alcohol in reasonable quantity and time, have better chances to be in good physical and mental health in old age, then non-drinkers.
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HHS Shells Out $700 Million For Community Health Centers Nationwide

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Thursday announced the availability of two funding opportunities for community health centers to help build, expand and improve community health centers across the U.S. to provide needed care to low-income Americans.

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