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Health News for April 3, 2008

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Chiranjeevi launches names his new political party - Praja Rajyam

PM to lay foundation stone for modernisation and expansion of Salem Steel Plant

1 in 7 Brit kids want to be celebs like Paris Hilton, Peaches Geldof

Bollywood stars talk about their upcoming flick Ru-Ba-Ru in Mumbai

Inflation slips to 12.34 per cent

Leander Paes enters mens doubles final at US open

Here is why human hands are more dexterous than chimps

Exhibition to create awareness about nutrition to begin today

Health News for April 3, 2008

Nocturnal frogs anti-infection substance gives new hope for diabetics
A nocturnal frog that dwells in the ponds and lagoons of the Amazon may prove to be a saviour for millions of diabetics some day. ANI

Cancer patients more likely to go for dietary supplements: Study
Cancer survivors are turning to complementary and alternative medicine in increasing numbers to manage the short-term and long-term effects of their conditions. ANI

All dietary guides share consistent messages
Researchers at National Cancer Institute (NCI) have revealed that even though dietary guides are derived from different types of nutrition research, they share consistent messages. ANI

Tiny RNA strand that helps skin cells protect body from bacteria, cancer uncovered
Researchers at Rockefeller University conducted a series of experiments in mice and discovered a small RNA molecule that helps exposed skin cells protect the body from bacteria, dehydration and even cancer by forming a tough cellular protective barrier. ANI

Teens who eat breakfast daily have healthier diets than those who dont
Skipping breakfast might seem like a good way to many teens to save on calories but a new study suggests the opposite, and says that eating healthy breakfast daily may help adolescents avoid overeating later in the day and might help disrupt unhealthy eating patterns. ANI

Scientists identify seven new risk regions in coelic disease
Researchers at University of London have made advancement in coelic disease pathology by identifying seven new gene regions responsible for the condition. ANI

Adult stem cells may help explain premature aging in kids
Adult stem cells may help explain what causes Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome (HGPS), a rare disease that triggers premature aging in kids, a new study has found. ANI

Scientists uncover new way to develop tumour vaccines
Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) have revealed that turning off the suppression function of regulatory T cells may lead to a new way to develop more effective tumour vaccines. ANI

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