September 2004
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Surprise!
Men, Women More Different Than Thought It turns out that major illnesses like heart disease and lung cancer are influenced by gender and that perhaps treatments for women ought to be slightly different from the approach used for men. . . recent discoveries suggest that genes, hormones and lifestyle may be behind many of the… Continue reading
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Depression
Chronic Fatigue Differs from Depression Chronic fatigue syndrome and depression have distinct biological features, researchers in Canada report . . . There are “measurable differences” between patients with chronic fatigue syndrome and depression, the researchers conclude. These findings add to a “growing body of evidence” of physiologic differences between the two conditions and suggest different… Continue reading
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Studies Seeking Subjects
UC seeks females for fibromyalgia study The University of Cincinnati is seeking women who suffer from fibromyalgia to continue a study of a drug to treat the condition . . . UC is part of a multi-center study of duloxetine, trade name Cymbalta, to treat the condition. Volunteers will receive free medication and evaluations. For… Continue reading
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In the Park
In the park this morning: I watch a dipper harvest the riverbank, until it sees me and skitters off. A park worker cuts sod to enlarge the volleyball court. Five geese seem to argue about which direction to go — two want to go west; three want to go north. After a time, west wins.… Continue reading
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Collisions
Originally from the Daily Irrelevant, reBlogged by bev on September 24, 2004 Click image for animated version – slow download, but worth it If you think Earth is a mess, consider the turmoil in the constellation Hydra, where astronomers have spotted two monster galactic clusters slamming together in one of the biggest collisions ever recorded… Continue reading

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