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Health News for January 11, 2008

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Karnataka High Court orders Ramoji Rao to appear in Ballari Court

Parrots throng a temple in Indore to eat sorgam

Baloch prefer Balochistans sovereignty than Paks, says Bugtis grandson

Love, art and music are all that matter to Peaches Geldof

Chidambaran says government to speed up reforms

Cheshire council gives Flintoff permission to build four million pound mansion

Tiny fossils take Antarctic Dry Valleys origin back to 14 million years

One cheese sandwich as fatty as 5 five pieces of deep-fried chicken!

Health News for January 11, 2008

Heroin therapy may be effective and feasible treatment for addicts
Heroin assisted treatment can be feasible and effective for addicts, say experts. ANI

The web is a mothers best friend for info on nutrition
The Internet is a low-income mothers best friend when it comes to gathering information on nutrition. ANI

Online communities may help youth overcome suicidal behaviour
A University of Alberta researcher has found that online community can prove to be helpful for youngsters having suicidal tendencies. ANI

250 human proteins that may provide new target for HIV drugs identified
Scientists have identified more than 250 human proteins that aid the spread of HIV in the body. ANI

Three separate studies validate earlier findings on genetic causes of autism
Three groups of researchers from Yale University, the University of California, Los Angeles and the Johns Hopkins University have replicated the results of a previous study, implicating a gene called CNTNAP2 in the development of the newly defined Type 1 autism. ANI

Any strategic weight loss has a positive effect on heart
Shedding the extra pounds will immediately benefit your heart, and it doesnt matter if you exercise more or eat less to fight the flab. ANI

Dementia diagnosis means death within five years: Study
The average survival time for people diagnosed with dementia is about four and a half years, with age, sex, and existing disability all having an effect on life expectancy, according to a new research. ANI

Study challenges findings on common asthma treatment
Researchers have challenged earlier studies about a widely used asthma combination therapy, by demonstrating that one of the most commonly used asthma medicines, long-acting beta-agonists, may not be linked to adverse effects in people based on their gene variation. ANI

Protein in human hair may speed up regeneration of nerve tissue
Researchers at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine have found that a protein, keratin, in human hair might help in accelerating the regeneration of nerve tissue. ANI

Simple test predicts risk of severe jaundice in newborns
Researchers at The Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia have suggested a simple test that can accurately identify which newborn babies are at risk for developing dangerous levels of jaundice. ANI

Cranberries are wonder drugs for women
Two glasses of cranberry juice a day can effectively cure bladder infections, ulcers, cavities and viruses in women, says a researcher. ANI

Chewing gum excessively linked to severe weight loss
Excessively chewing sugar free products can lead to a severe weight loss, warn the doctors. ANI

Genes effects in blood vessels causes high blood pressure in older adults
Scientists at the Ohio State University have identified a gene called profilin 1 whose effects in blood vessels triggers a process that causes high blood pressure in otherwise healthy adults. ANI

Protein that helps pancreatic cancer cells evade immune system identified
Researchers at Jeffersons Kimmel Cancer Center in Philadelphia, have found that a protein that helps pancreatic cancer cells evade the immune system. ANI

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