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Stem Cell-Grown Windpipe Transplant WorksDoctors have given a woman a new windpipe with tissue grown from her own stem cells, eliminating the need for anti-rejection drugs. ... |
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Again, Gulf War Syndrome RealAlthough the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs concluded in 2004 that Gulf War Syndrome is a real medical illness (and not purely a psychological one), apparently a wide range of news media outlets earlier this week took the release of a new report as stating something new or different: &ldqu... |
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Ten years after tobacco master settlement agreement, much work to be done to combat tobacco useNovember 23, 2008 will mark the 10th anniversary of the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) between the tobacco industry and 46 states. Despite a commitment by the states to use proceeds from the settlement to combat tobacco use, states have unfortunately devoted the funds to other priorities at th... |
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Kanye West's New Album To Debut On MySpace MusicNEW YORK (AP) - Add Kanye West to the list of artists previewing their new CDs on MySpace Music. " /> Read more! ... |
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Landmark windpipe transplant uses patient's stem cellsThe pioneering transplant of a windpipe stripped of its cells and seeded with recipient stem cells has given a 30-year old Colombian woman a new lease on life, according to a study released today. ... |
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The Great American SmokeoutToday is the Great American Smokeout, which falls on the third Thursday of every November. It is sponsored by the American Cancer Society. While the event lasts only one day,... ... |
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