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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, November 8, 2006
- Nov 8, 2006 - 'PSA Bounce' After Prostate Cancer Treatment Doesn't Affect Survival
- Nov 8, 2006 - Acupuncture not much help for high blood pressure
- Nov 8, 2006 - Blind mice see again after retina cell transplants
- Nov 8, 2006 - Breast Cancer Responds to Shorter-Course Radiation
- Nov 8, 2006 - Cancer risk from arthritis drugs overstated-study
- Nov 8, 2006 - Deep-Brain Stimulation Eases Movement Disorder
- Nov 8, 2006 - Diabetes Shouldn't Keep Patients From Heart Transplant
- Nov 8, 2006 - Doctors Rarely Discuss Drug Costs With Patients
- Nov 8, 2006 - Drug Reduces Kidney-Transplant Rejection Rates
- Nov 8, 2006 - Exposure to chemicals may harm young brains
- Nov 8, 2006 - Fruit juice tied to excess weight in some kids
- Nov 8, 2006 - Good carbs, good fats best for reducing heart risk
- Nov 8, 2006 - Height linked to risk of nerve numbness
- Nov 8, 2006 - Human stem cells stimulate insulin in diabetic mice
- Nov 8, 2006 - Insulin pump a viable option for young diabetics
- Nov 8, 2006 - Mom's SSRI use may raise risk of birth defects
- Nov 8, 2006 - Nasal flu vaccine effective in kids with asthma
- Nov 8, 2006 - New System Spots At-Risk Prostate Cancer Patients
- Nov 8, 2006 - Older meningitis patients more likely to die
- Nov 8, 2006 - Pacemaker Could Aid Some Cases of Heart Failure
- Nov 8, 2006 - Research Compares Safety of Breast Cancer Radiation Techniques
- Nov 8, 2006 - Study links pancreatic cancer to high sugar intake
- Nov 8, 2006 - Syphilis screening in pregnancy sometimes sub par
- Nov 8, 2006 - Touch, massage may aid dementia patients