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| [Denise L Meyer] A team of Yale School of Public Health researchers has discovered that people taking certain HIV medications gain an unexpected benefit - protection against malaria infection... read more>>
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 | Interactive Metronome therapy (IM) is a new type of therapy for children and teens with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (or other learning disabilities)... read more>> | | |
 | Ziba Kashef The most popular treatment for type 2 diabetes, metformin, may be safer for patients with mild to moderate kidney disease than guidelines suggest, according to a new, systematic review... read more>> | | |
 | Bill Hathaway Stability in the composition of the hundred trillion bacterial cells in the human gastrointestinal tract is crucial to health... read more>> | | |
 | Jim Shelton Nature and nurture have found a new companion - historical context. A new study has produced the best evidence yet that the role of genetics in complex traits, including obesity, varies over time... read more>> | |  | Research undertaken at the University of Cape Town suggests the need for an additional course to be included in the nursing curriculum to help nurses prepare for the death of patients under their care... read more>> | | |
 | The holidays are a time when family and friends come together and share memories, laughs and good cheer. However, for families living with Alzheimer's, the holidays can also be a difficult time... read more>> | | |
 | While UV rays make up only a very small portion of the sun's rays, they are the main cause of the sun's damaging effects on the eyes... read more>> | | |
 | MIAMI, USA: Children who have access to tablets or smartphones in their bedrooms get less sleep than children who do not have the devices with them at night, a US study said on Monday... read more>> | | |
 | The national Department of Health has announced the names of various pharmaceutical companies that have won the three year tender to supply antiretroviral (ARVs) to millions of patients on treatment in South Africa... read more>> | | |
 | Nashira Davids and Bongani Mthethwa It is home to some of the country's wealthiest and a magnet for tourists, but there is a stink about the water at Clifton 4th in Cape Town... read more>> | |  | When you're on vacation, you really just want to relax and throw all your dietary problems to the wind. For some of us, the last thing we want to be bothered with is watching what we eat... read more>> | | |
 | One of the potential treatments professional golfers will be considering this holiday season is that of platelet-rich plasma (PRP), according to new research by private healthcare search engine, WhatClinic.com... read more>> | |
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