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Attention, chocolate lovers: You may not be able to help yourselves. Swiss and British scientists have linked the widespread love of chocolate to a chemical "signature" that may be programmed into our metabolic systems.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2005
- Jun 8, 2005 - FDA Moves to Warn Patients of Possible Drug Side Effects
- Jun 8, 2005 - Little Hope for Pancreatic Cancer Sufferers
- Jun 8, 2005 - Breast cancer lures stem cells to survive
- Jun 8, 2005 - Canada develops its own stem cell lines
- Jun 8, 2005 - Soy can lower cholesterol
- Jun 8, 2005 - Minorities get less care, says report
- Jun 8, 2005 - Morphine Fails to Control Pain in Preterm Infants
- Jun 8, 2005 - Tiny Molecules Linked to Cancer Development
- Jun 8, 2005 - Even Low Doses of Aspirin Raise Bleeding Risk
- Jun 8, 2005 - Shorter Radiation Course Okay for Bone Cancer Pain
- Jun 8, 2005 - Old hair dye formulas raise cancer risk
- Jun 8, 2005 - Indonesia's Polio Cases Rise to 28 - Who
- Jun 8, 2005 - Forty May Be the New 30 As Scientists Redefine Age
- Jun 8, 2005 - Low Blood Sugar May Be More Likely with Jogging
- Jun 8, 2005 - Uninsured Add $900 to US Health Premiums-study
- Jun 8, 2005 - Many Parents Unclear on Genetic Testing Results
- Jun 8, 2005 - Parents' Mental Illness Linked to Children's Allergy
- Jun 8, 2005 - Marburg Orphans Hundreds of Angolan Children: UN
- Jun 8, 2005 - Transplanted Ovary Leads to Normal Pregnancy
- Jun 8, 2005 - Overweight? Don't Diet, Researchers Say
- Jun 8, 2005 - Sterility Following Vasectomy May Take Time
- Jun 8, 2005 - Genes Affect Women's Ability to Reach Orgasm
- Jun 8, 2005 - New TB blood test as good as old skin test