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Social Phobia Patients Have Heightened Reactions to Negative Comments
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Thursday, 23 October 2008
Washington, DC - In a study using functional brain imaging, NIMH scientists found that when people with generalized social phobia were presented with a variety of verbal comments about themselves and others ("you are ugly," or "he's a genius," for example) they had heightened brain responses only to negative comments about themselves.
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Alternative Medicine Research Centers Target Stress-Related Illnesses, Obesity, Cancer...
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Thursday, 23 October 2008

Washington, DC - The National Institutes of Health’s National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) has added four new Centers of Excellence for Research on Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CERCs) to its research centers program.

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Panel Advocates Improved Understanding of Hepatitis B
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Thursday, 23 October 2008

Washington, DC - Management of hepatitis B is a challenge for physicians and patients due to an incomplete understanding of the disease course, complex treatment indications, and the lack of large studies focusing on important health outcomes. To examine these issues, the NIH convened an independent, impartial panel this week to weigh the available evidence on the management of hepatitis B.

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Scarless Hernia Repair Operation Performed
Written by Jackie Carr   
Thursday, 23 October 2008

San Diego, California - Surgeons at UC San Diego Medical Center have reported what is believed to be the world’s first hernia repair conducted through one of the body’s natural openings. As part of a clinical trial, minimally invasive surgeons Garth Jacobsen, M.D., and Santiago Horgan, M.D., were able to repair a painful weak spot in a patient’s abdominal wall using the vagina as the path to the surgical site.

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ASU Runs Trials on Therapy Device for Stroke Survivors
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Thursday, 23 October 2008

Tempe, Arizona - The road of recovery from a stroke is long, arduous and full of challenges for many people. In the U.S. alone, some 590,000 people annually survive a stroke and already there are 4.8 million stroke survivors in this country.

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Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Week Proclamation
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Monday, 20 October 2008

Sacramento, California - Lead poisoning is a serious health concern that is often referred to as the "silent epidemic." This is because it all too often goes undetected, as it tends to have little to no early visible signs or symptoms.  Its effects are especially harmful to the health of our children, and can lead to many serious problems, including delayed growth, learning disabilities, cognitive and behavior disorders and in the most severe cases, death.

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Tucson Marathon Joins Forces to Battle Cancer
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Thursday, 16 October 2008
Tucson, Arizona - The Tucson Marathon announced Better Than Ever (BTE) as the official beneficiary of all Tucson Marathon events. A portion of each race registration will be donated to the BTE research grants at the Arizona Cancer Center.
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