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'Testosterone link' to depression

04.03.2008 02:51    bbc.co.uk
Older men with less male sex hormone testosterone could be more prone to depression, research suggests.
'Testosterone link' to depression


Report: Obesity reduces life expectancy

04.03.2008 02:50    abc.net.au
A new report shows the obesity epidemic is reducing the life expectancy of Australians.
Report: Obesity reduces life expectancy

Grog, petrol bans boosting marijuana use: study

04.03.2008 02:50    abc.net.au
The Commonwealth's intervention measures in remote communities are fuelling the increased use of marijuana, a new study out today says.
Grog, petrol bans boosting marijuana use: study

Average NHS wait up under Labour

04.03.2008 02:50    bbc.co.uk
Average hospital waiting times have risen under Labour, figures obtained by the BBC News website show.
Average NHS wait up under Labour


Obesity lowering Aussies' life expectancy: study

04.03.2008 02:48    abc.net.au
A new report shows the obesity epidemic is reducing the life expectancy of Australians.

Frog fluids may treat diabetes: research

04.03.2008 02:48    abc.net.au
Researchers say skin secretions from a South American frog could be used to treat type 2 diabetes.

Doctors board says sorry for patient rape

04.03.2008 02:48    abc.net.au
The Victorian Medical Practitioners Board has apologised for not doing more to protect patients who were raped and indecently assaulted by a Preston dermatologist.

Sacked Bathurst hospital planner returns to work

04.03.2008 02:48    abc.net.au
The New South Wales Opposition has seized on the return to work of a Bathurst hospital planner, who was sacked by the Health Minister, as a further sign of the State Government's incompetence.

Hay doctor shortages 'rare'

04.03.2008 02:48    abc.net.au
The Greater Southern Area Health Service has moved to reassure the community of Hay, in south-west New South Wales, that the local hospital is adequately staffed with doctors.

Anti-smoking program targets Bendigo teens

04.03.2008 02:48    abc.net.au
An education program is aiming to deter teenagers from smoking with talks by people who have had their voice boxes removed because of cancer.

Nurses threaten to quit after remote island rape

04.03.2008 02:48    abc.net.au
The Queensland Nurses Union says its members are considering quitting their posts in the Torres Strait after one of their colleagues was raped while working on a remote island.

Fed Govt to fund Machado-Joseph treatment study

04.03.2008 02:48    abc.net.au
The Federal Government has promised to spend $100,000 to examine the best way to care for people in the Northern Territory's Groote Eylandt region who have Machado-Joseph disease.

Aubrey de Grey at BIL: Successful Heresy

04.03.2008 02:27    fightaging.org
Ethan Zuckerman was blogging biomedical gerontologist Aubrey de Grey's presentation at the BIL conference. Scroll down in his post for that section: Gerontologist Aubrey de Grey has spoken at TED previously, and presented this year at TED University, a preconference

Philip Morris to End Research Funding Program

04.03.2008 02:26    jointogether.org
U.S. universities may no longer need to wrestle with the ethical dilemma of accepting funding from tobacco company Philip Morris: the firm has announced that it is ending its external research grant program.

Drinking Doesn't Make You Forget Your Troubles, Researchers Say

04.03.2008 02:26    jointogether.org
Not only can't you drink your troubles away, but ethanol actually reinforces memories, according to Japanese scientists.

New ASH Ad Compares Tobacco Firms to 9/11 Terrorists

04.03.2008 02:26    jointogether.org
The Sept. 11, 2001 terrorists who destroyed the World Trade Center and attacked the Pentagon were pikers compared to the tobacco industry, which is responsible for the deaths of 30 million people since 2001, according to the antismoking group ASH.
World    Smoking

Hydrogen Peroxide Named as Cancer Agent in Cigarette Smoke

04.03.2008 02:26    jointogether.org
The hydrogen peroxide in cigarette smoke causes cells in the lungs to become cancerous, according to new research from the University of California at Davis.
World    Smoking

Circulating beta-endorphin, adrenocorticotrophic hormone and cortisol levels of stallions before and after short road transport: stress effect of different distances

04.03.2008 02:24    biomedcentral.com
Background:Since transport evokes physiological adjustments that include endocrine responses, the objective of this study was to examine the responses of circulating beta-endorphin, adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH)and cortisol levels to transport stress in stallions. Methods:Forty-two healthy Thoroughbred and crossbred stallions were studied

The evolutionary costs of immunological maintenance and deployment

04.03.2008 02:24    biomedcentral.com
Background:The evolution of disease resistance and immune function may be limited if increased immunocompetence comes at the expense of other fitness-determining traits. Both the maintenance of an immune system and the deployment of an immune response can be costly, and

Rice Yellow Mottle Virus stress responsive genes from susceptible and tolerant rice genotypes

04.03.2008 02:24    biomedcentral.com
Background:The effects of viral infection involve concomitant plant gene variations and cellular changes. A simple system is required to assess the complexity of host responses to viral infection. The genome of the Rice yellow mottle virus (RYMV) is a single-stranded

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