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Didn't You Just Know This Was True? Vicks May Be Bad For You
How many of you have the urge upon reading this headline "Vicks Might Make Kids Sicker" to immediately forward the article to your mother and say, "See I told you so all those years ago! I knew that nasty stuff was making me feel worse!!" Actually, those noxious fumes radiating... (read the rest)
NIH recognizes undiagnosed diseases
By Ricki Lewis If TV’s Dr. House, diagnostician extraordinaire, is ever truly stumped, he can refer his patient to the National Institutes of Health’s new "Undiagnosed Diseases Program." Health care providers will refer patients whose symptoms do not fit any known pattern, and the agency will invite some of them... (read the rest)
Glenn McGee in The Scientist: What is your brain worth?
In his column for October, Glenn argues that we should be careful about how we spend money on brain research: According to two European epidemiological studies, approximately one-third of disease resources are spent on neurological disorders, including Parkinson's disease, dementia, and stroke. According to the Alzheimer's Association, someone develops the... (read the rest)
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