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1. Soy-based foods may lower sperm count: study
Eating a half serving a day of soy-based foods could be enough to significantly lower a man's sperm count, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
24 Jul 2008
2. Study backs knee, hip replacements for elderly
People age 75 or older recover just as well as younger patients from knee or hip replacements to correct the ravages of arthritis, researchers said on Monday.
15 Jul 2008
3. Gadget buyers seen as assertive, even arrogant: study
Know someone who loves gadgets and can't wait to buy the newest model? Chances are you would describe them as assertive and a strong leader - and possibly arrogant, according a U.S. research.
19 Jun 2008
4. New-style bird flu vaccine shows promise
A new-style bird flu vaccine made using monkey cells instead of chicken eggs appears to be safe and effective, corporate researchers reported on Wednesday.
12 Jun 2008
5. Breastfeeding halves rheumatoid arthritis risk
Women who breastfeed their babies longer are less likely to get rheumatoid arthritis, Swedish researchers said on Tuesday.
13 May 2008
6. RIM's new BlackBerry Bold targets business market
Research In Motion is launching a new high-end version of the BlackBerry aimed at its core base of business users, but it hopes the sleek device will also catch on in the broad retail market.
12 May 2008
7. Parliament to debate limits of embryo research
Parliament on Monday will debate legislation allowing human-animal embryo research that scientists say could help treat conditions like Parkinson's or multiple sclerosis but that opponents say is unethical.
12 May 2008
8. Five percent of breast tumors may double in month
Five percent of breast cancer tumors appear to double in size in just over a month, Norwegian researchers said on Thursday in a study underscoring the potential benefits of more frequent screening.
08 May 2008
9. Study shows daycare may protect kids from leukemia
Sending children to day-care at an early age could protect them against leukemia, perhaps by exposing them to certain infections, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.
29 Apr 2008
10. Researchers confirm heparin contaminant
Researchers said they had identified a chemical contaminating the blood-thinner heparin from China and also shown how it could cause a sometimes fatal allergic reaction in people.
24 Apr 2008
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