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Brain 'trick' Offers Treatment Hope For Alzheimer's

05.07.2008 18:19    sciencedaily.com
Scientists have made a significant step forward in the search for new drugs to treat Alzheimer's disease. An aging population means that neurodegeneration, such as Alzheimer's disease, is one of the major health problems in the developed world. But researchers


Sleep Problems Associated With Menopause Vary Among Ethnic Groups

05.07.2008 18:19    sciencedaily.com
Difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep increase as women go through menopause according to new research. Waking up earlier than planned also increases through late perimenopause but decreases when women become postmenopausal.

Does This Make Me Look Fat?

05.07.2008 18:19    sciencedaily.com
The peer groups teenage girls identify with determine how they decide to control their own figure. Also influencing weight control behavior is girls' own definition of normal body weight and their perception of what others consider normal body weight.

Prevalence Of Religious Congregations Affects Mortality Rates

05.07.2008 18:18    sciencedaily.com
Researchers have recently found that a community's religious environment -- that is, the type of religious congregations within a locale -- affects mortality rates, often in a positive manner.


online degree programs psychology | Declare Your Independence From On Campus Degrees

05.07.2008 03:10    onlinedegreedorm.com
Happy Birthday America!! And for you, my little dorm room buddy - here's some interesting news about the growing acceptance of online degrees by those who have been the most critical - college students.Of course there are still some people

Newborns In ICUs Often Undergo Painful Procedures, Most Without Pain Medication

05.07.2008 01:14    sciencedaily.com
An examination of newborn intensive care finds that newborns undergo numerous procedures that are associated with pain and stress, and that many of these procedures are performed without medication or therapy to relieve pain.

'Mind's Eye' Influences Visual Perception

05.07.2008 01:13    sciencedaily.com
Letting your imagination run away with you may actually influence how you see the world. New research has found that mental imagery -- what we see with the "mind's eye" -- directly impacts our visual perception.

Following Traumatic Brain Injury, Balanced Nutrition Saves Lives

05.07.2008 01:13    sciencedaily.com
Clinician-scientists are suggesting an immediate and important change to guidelines used in the care of patients with traumatic brain injury. The researchers say that following traumatic brain injury, patients should be given nutritional supplementation through a gastric feeding tube as

Scientists Set Out To Measure How We Perceive Naturalness

05.07.2008 01:11    sciencedaily.com
Scientists at the National Physical Laboratory are working towards producing the world's first model that will predict how we perceive naturalness. The results could help make synthetic products so good that they are interpreted by our senses as being fully

Seizures In Newborns Can Be Detected With Small, Portable Brain Activity Monitors

05.07.2008 01:11    sciencedaily.com
Compact, bedside brain-activity monitors detected most seizures in at-risk infants. That means the compact units could assist clinicians in monitoring for electrical seizures until confirmation with conventional EEG, the researchers assert in an article in Pediatrics.

Women Over 90 More Likely To Have Dementia Than Men

05.07.2008 01:11    sciencedaily.com
Women over 90 are significantly more likely to have dementia than men of the same age, according UC Irvine researchers involved with the 90+ Study, one of the nation's largest studies of dementia and other health factors in the fastest-growing

Depression Ups Risk Of Complications Following Heart Attack, Study Suggests

05.07.2008 01:11    sciencedaily.com
People who suffer from severe depression following a heart attack might be more likely to experience cardiac complications while hospitalized, according to a new study. "There is good evidence that if a person has depression after a heart attack, they

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