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August 28, 2008
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Talk about an extreme makeover: Scientists have transformed one type of cell into another in living mice, a big step toward the goal of growing replacement tissues to treat a variety of diseases. MORE
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A British Columbia health official says a spreading mumps outbreak began with a Fraser Valley religious group that shuns immunization. MORE
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Health Canada has approved a vaccine that helps prevent painful shingles outbreaks in older people who had chickenpox earlier in life. MORE
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Findings may lead to new addiction treatments: study
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Scientists say the increase of connections in the brain that is caused by drugs like cocaine could actually be a defense mechanism, according to a study released Wednesday. ABSTRACT
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Researchers discover why eyelids sag with age
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Eyelids sag with age because of fat deposits, according to a study released Wednesday. ABSTRACT
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Low levels of brain chemical linked to obesity
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A brain chemical associated with long term memory may also have a hand in regulating how much people eat, according to a study released Wednesday. ABSTRACT
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