	28 March 2006 Rheumatoid arthritis does not increase risk of hearing loss Mayo Clinic researchers have found that people with rheumatoid arthritis are no more
	28 March 2006 Bird flu will reach U.S. and Canada this fall, experts predict The deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu could hit North America during the fall snow goose migration
	28 March 2006 A better way to make drugs against bird flu? A University of Tokyo researcher says he has made a synthetic version of Tamiflu
	28 March 2006 Roche aims for 400 mln Tamiflu doses by end 2006 Swiss drug maker Roche is boosting output of its flu drug, Tamiflu, by a third to meet increased
	28 March 2006 Seed of Alzheimer's spotted A US team has identified what could be the earliest indication of Alzheimer's
	28 March 2006 Supercomputer builds a virus One of the world's most powerful supercomputers has conjured a fleeting moment in the
	28 March 2006 New drug trial puts six men in intensive care Six men are in hospital intensive care – two of them in critical condition – after
	28 March 2006 Tragic drug trial spotlights potent molecule Researchers are trying to explain how a prototype drug that manipulates the immune system
	28 March 2006 Why our hearing machinery is coiled up Why is our cochlea, the key organ of hearing, curled into a spiral? It has been often thought
	28 March 2006 Optic nerve regrown with a nanofibre scaffold Hamsters blinded following damage to their optic nerve have had their vision partially restored
	28 March 2006 Vaccinate against viruses to fight cancer Vaccines against a wide range of viruses could one day prevent one in 10 cancers in the UK
	28 March 2006 Gene regulation separates humans from chimps Scientists in the United States and Australia say changes in the gene expression, not just
	28 March 2006 Israel finds H5N1 in birds Israel detected its first cases of H5N1 bird flu on Friday, saying the virus had killed
	28 March 2006 Toshiba licenses DNA chip patents to Antara Toshiba Corp. said on Friday it had licensed patents on DNA chips and DNA detection and analysis to
	28 March 2006 Cancer cells lose drug resistance following electrical stimulation in vitro Drug-resistant tumour cells lose their drug resistance when exposed to low intensity, low frequency
	28 March 2006 DNA from the deep Thousands of different types of microbes inhabit every cubic centimeter of seawater
	28 March 2006 Ecstasy causes depression in pigs Danish scientific experiments where Ecstasy was adminstered to pigs may help to explain
	28 March 2006 Gold nanorods may make safer cancer treatment Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of California, San Francisco
	28 March 2006 Hamster study shows how our brains recognize other individuals Professor Robert Johnston studies hamsters to better understand how mammalian brains
	28 March 2006 'Jumping genes': New target for body's innate immune protection system against viruses When HIV and other retroviruses invade a cell in the human body, a fierce battle ensues between
	28 March 2006 Light-based device probes for early cancer signs A novel device that could use light to harmlessly and almost instantly probe for early
	28 March 2006 Minor mutations in avian flu virus increase chances of human infection Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute, the Centers for Disease Control, and the Armed
	28 March 2006 Research shows fat fuels inflammation killer New research by the University of Warwick's Warwick Medical School shows that the biggest health
	28 March 2006 Researchers to study effectiveness of stem cell transplant in human brain Researchers in Doernbecher Children's Hospital at Oregon Health & Science University will begin
	28 March 2006 Scientists use PET scans to monitor lung inflammation noninvasively A noninvasive approach for assessing lung inflammation should accelerate efforts to develop
	28 March 2006 The best defense is gene nonsense Typically, mutations that silence genes are bad for your health. But that's not the case with
	28 March 2006 Seeing single protein production Researchers can now observe real-time production of individual proteins, according to two
	28 March 2006 Minimally invasive approach can work for many thyroid patients Many patients with diseased thyroids have two safe, effective treatment options that can
	14 March 2006 Use of antiviral drug in dogs sparks concern Veterinarians' reported use of the antiviral drug Tamiflu to prevent canine influenza in dogs has

	14 March 2006 Aspergillus ustus Infections among Transplant Recipients Aspergillus ustus is a mold that rarely infects humans; only 15 systemic cases have been
	14 March 2006 Better bone dates reveal bad news for Neanderthals These drawings from the Chauvet cave were originally dated to around 31,000 years ago
	14 March 2006 Easy-breeding goats may make a cheaper source for some pharmaceuticals An application to market a drug made in the milk of genetically modified (GM) goats was
	14 March 2006 Great apes found to be rich in culture The evidence is mounting that great apes are a cultured lot, researchers heard at the
	14 March 2006 Operating-room opiates may get surgeons hooked Do the faint traces of anaesthetics that waft around operating rooms somehow prime physicians
	14 March 2006 Jurassic beaver swims into view As a Jurassic predator, it was hardly in the big league. But compared with the shrew-like
	14 March 2006 Cat dies of bird flu in Germany A dead cat on the German Baltic island of Rügen has been found carrying the H5N1 bird flu
	14 March 2006 Chemotherapy may help human bird flu victims Chemotherapy for an immune system disorder might also be effective in treating people infected
	14 March 2006 Pandemic Influenza: Risk of multiple introductions and the need to prepare for them The World Health Organization recently stated the following: “Since 2003, the world
	14 March 2006 Cattle lock-down with foot-&-mouth fears Israeli Veterinary Services at the Ministry of Agriculture have banned the transport of
	14 March 2006 Americans work more, seem to accomplish less: study Most U.S. workers say they feel rushed on the job, but they are getting less accomplished than a
	14 March 2006 Australian scientists test Nipah virus vaccine Australian scientists are testing a vaccine to fight two deadly animal viruses that can
	14 March 2006 Bird flu likely to burst out again and again: study Bird flu is likely to cross over into people again and again if it ever even once acquires
	14 March 2006 A case of mistaken molecular identity Researchers in Argentina have determined that night blindness is a new clinical
	14 March 2006 Cocoa intake linked to lower blood pressure, reduced risk of death A study of elderly Dutch men indicates that eating or drinking cocoa is associated with
	14 March 2006 Data in drug promotional brochures can be inaccurate Brochures produced by pharmaceutical companies to promote drugs to doctors don't always
	14 March 2006 MRSA use amoeba to spread, new research shows The methicilline-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) ‘superbug’ evades many of the
	14 March 2006 New fossil find in New Mexico named after artist Georgia O'Keeffe Two Columbia scientists have discovered the fossil of a toothless crocodile relative that
	14 March 2006 Relationship between oral and cardiovascular health New research is reinforcing the longstanding belief that a connection exists between
	14 March 2006 Researchers find molecule that may hold key to learning and memory Independent research teams from Harvard Medical School and Children's Hospital Boston have
	14 March 2006 Science class experiment reveals vitamin B12 secret For decades, scientists have wondered how living organisms manufacture the essential vitamin
	14 March 2006 A link is found between morphine addiction and the tendency to explore A team of researchers from the UAB has found experimental evidence in rats showing a link
	14 March 2006 Antibody-interleukin complexes stimulate immune responses The findings could also be significant for developing new ways to help patients with autoimmune
	14 March 2006 Efficacy of glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate may depend on level of osteoarthritis pain The popular dietary supplements glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate proved no better than a
	14 March 2006 Infection 'alarm' yields clues to immune system behavior Drawing on lab experiments and computer studies, Johns Hopkins researchers have learned how
	14 March 2006 Study finds key distinction between outbreaks that die out and epidemics In an important study forthcoming in the March 2006 issue of the American Naturalist
	14 March 2006 Xenon gas safe in surgery and could help stop nerve damaging illnesses Scientists have successfully conducted the first clinical trial giving xenon gas to patients undergoing
	14 March 2006 Mice have second thymus Wild-type laboratory mice possess a functional second thymus located in the neck, according to
	14 March 2006 Mosquito virus spreading Virologists are working to slow the spread of the largest recorded outbreak of chikungunya


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