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Acute Myeloid Leukemia Research
Acute Myeloid Leukemia: Research Top Research 1. WEE1 is a critical mediator in perpetuation of cell cycle. Leukemia, 13 January, 2012 A new molecular and computational approach combined with gene expression profiling, has enabled scientists in strongly implicating the role of …
Anorexia Nervosa Research
Anorexia Nervosa: Research Top Research 1. Genetic link to anorexia According to a recent study, there is more to this disease than simply a fear of gaining weight. When tested for genetic similarities, it was found out that those with …
Bulimia Nervosa Research
Bulimia Nervosa: Research Top Research 1. Flouxetine The present study evaluated fluoxetine over 16 weeks. Researchers conducted a thorough and time consuming study on the effects of flouxetine on bulimia nervosa and found that it is highly safe and effective …
Cysts Research
Cysts: Research Top Research
Acute Renal Failure Research
Acute Renal Failure: Research Top Research 1. Biomarkers to identify acute renal failure in serious patients Acute renal failure has severe consequences, with twenty five to eight percent of patients running risks of in-hospital deaths. However, in a path breaking …
Anxiety/Panic Research
Anxiety/Panic: Research Top Research 1. Drug found to reduce exponential fear Any individual who has faced severe emotional trauma or shock can become a victim of persistent fear. He or she may begin to anticipate imaginary situations and thus become …
Burns Research
Burns: Research Top Research
Dehydration Research
Dehydration: Research Top Research 1. Sports drinks warning about the supposed dangers of dehydration are misleading As opposed to popular belief and advertisements by sports drink manufacturers, drinking extra water or fluids can cause more harm than good for the …
ADD/ADHD Research
ADD/ADHD: Research Top Research 1. Study by Kennedy Krieger Institute The development of brain is quite different in preschool children with ADHD/ADD. The preschool children with symptoms of attention deficit hyperactive disorder exhibited less developed portion of brain that is …