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Psychological, neuropsychological, and electrocortical effects of mixed mold exposureNEUROTOXICITY can cause irreversible nervous system damage related to cell death or permanent alterations of cell structure and receptor sensitivity.

Heart of the matter

Heart of the matter: an existential investigation uncovers a lot of hot airAccording to the gospel of Spinal Tap, there's a very thin line between clever and stupid. To this inarguable truism, I would add that there's an equally thin line between clever and clever dick.

Violence

Violence: incidence and frequency of physical and psychological assaults affecting mental health providers in GeorgiaIT HAS BEEN KNOWN FOR SOME TIME that mental health professionals are not immune from physical and psychological trauma and its potential sequelae (Jayaratne, Vinokur-Kaplan, Nagda.

Rehabilitation of a Patient

Rehabilitation of a Patient with Functional Instability Associated with Failed Back Surgery, TheObjective: A report of a case of a low-tech non-dynamometric functional exercise program in the rehabilitation of a functionally unstable lower back, associated with failed back surgery.

Erectile dysfunction after

Erectile dysfunction after fracture of the pelvisMale sexual dysfunction after fracture of the pelvis is more common than previously supposed with rates as high as 30% reported when the complaint is specifically sought. With the increase in survival from major injuries.
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Key Alzheimer's findings questioned

Conflicting results cloud link to prion protein.


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Decoy protein helps to fight cancer in mice by stopping muscle breakdown.


Superfast TB test slashes waiting time

Infection with tuberculosis can be diagnosed easily and accurately in less than two hours.


High price to pay for misconduct investigations

A single investigation into research malpractice cost US$525,000.


Physiology: The bones of contention

The skeleton may provide more than just structural support. Alla Katsnelson investigates the rise of bone as a metabolic regulator.


FDA challenges stem-cell clinic

Injunction raises questions over regulation.


Stem-cell work thrown into limbo

US district-court ruling suspends federal funding for research involving human embryonic stem cells.


Biotechnology: Crossing the barrier

Researchers have rallied round a promising molecule for rescuing dying nerves. But getting it into the brain remains a daunting challenge, finds Brian Vastag.


US court suspends research on human embryonic stem cells

Effects of injunction against Obama administration's stem-cell policy still unclear.


Genetics: Pet project

Stymied in the search for genes underlying human neuropsychiatric diseases, some researchers are looking to dogs instead. David Cyranoski meets the geneticist's new best friend.


Kids swap DNA for fairground rides

Researchers' efforts to collect samples at a fair raise ethical questions.


The skin disease that cures itself

Diseased cells have harnessed a cancer-causing mechanism to banish a mutant gene.


E-mails spark ethics row

Spat over health effects of atrazine escalates.


How an 1,800-year-old herbal mix heals the gut

An ancient Chinese medicine might ease side effects of cancer treatments.


Breast cancer protein is finally purified

Isolation of BRCA2 could help understanding of cancer risk and aid drug screening.