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• Lisa C. Cohn, R.D.
• Scientists spur growth of adult brain stem cells
• Science journal to tighten standards after fraud
• Vote: How far would you go to save a loved one?
• Experimental cancer drug attacks tumors
• Report: Amniotic fluid yields stem cells
• Should women be paid for supplying eggs?
• Norway may ease stem cell ban
• 3 given organs from HIV-positive donor
• Interactive: Steroid risks
• Susan Moores, R.D.
• Scientists create stem cells from 'dead' embryo
• Fighting the flu means all for one and one for all
• Don't call it male menopause
• Diabetes pill works — but is it worth the cost?
• Some healthy people hear voices — and enjoy it
• Red alert: The color may lower test scores
• When you hit the gym can impact your results
• A nip and a shot: Quick celebrity beauty fixes
• Waistlines keep expanding around the globe
• Live Vote: Would you take a nap at work?
• Opposites attract: Compatibility's in the genes
• The French may soon be sleeping on the job
• Boomers' health mistakes can add up later
• Snoring tears into sleep and relationships
• China heralds year of the fluorescent green pig
• 2006: From pandemic fears to cancer progress
• Risk takers follow in parents' footsteps
• Happy people catch fewer colds
• Ignoring the failures of alternative medicine
• Youth obesity linked to shorter sleeping times
• Which drinking rumor do you stand by?
• Cloned food may prompt ‘clone-free’ labels
• Spider webs could help treat injured knees

• 15-second heart scan may save lives
• Stem cells help dogs with muscular dystrophy
• Money finally flowing at Calif. stem cell agency
• ‘Virgin birth’ process can produce stem cells
• Schizophrenia drug wins federal approval
• Democrats stage 2nd showdown over stem cells
• Downsizing hurts employees' mental health
• U.S., U.K. stem cell banks to team up
• Britain to use donor eggs for stem cell research
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• Stem cells might cause brain tumors
• Barbara Rolls, Ph.D.
• On guard! Watch out for fall's fattening foods
• Can deodorant hurt you? Busting beauty myths
• Brain stimulation creates a ‘shadow person’
• Frequent bettors gamble with their health
• Say what? Why your friends don't understand
• In Iraq, a head wound isn't always a trip home
• Brain’s ‘filing system’ may affect forgetfulness
• Men can't help but ignore their wives
• Good news for slackers: naps can help the heart
• From pills to vacuums: In pursuit of better sex
• Narcolepsy may hold key to solving insomnia
• Significance of Alzheimer's gene far from clear
• How women pick mates vs. flings
• Spiders? Heights? Find out what scares us most
• Ha ha ha: Did that make you smile?
• Online diagnosis: Web helpful, but doc is best
• 9 most popular plastic surgery fixes for men
• Kids may be exposed to pesticides at day care
• Which laws of drinking are meant to be broken?
• Live Vote: Would you have your partner tested to see if they'd cheat?
• Churchgoers breathe easier, study finds

• Scientists apply to create human/animal hybrid
• Cancer stem cells start tumors in tests
• Doctors turn to aborted fetus to save boy's life
• Disgraced scientist says he cloned female dog
• U.K. expected to ban hybrid embryo research
• Don't plan to buy Viagra over the counter soon
• FDA warns Vegas doc over stem cell implants
• Calif. awards $45 million in stem cell grants
• Adult stem cell study is ‘flawed,’ experts say
• Brian Wansink, Ph.D.
• Adult stem cells little or no help to heart repair
• New dressings feature bug juice to heal wounds
• Gene found at the root of hair-pulling disorder
• Take a pill or exercise? What would you do?
• Why do we itch? Blame your brain
• Proven methods to cut your heart attack risk
• Cleaning out the fridge: Toss these food myths
• Meetings make us dumber, study shows
• It's not you, it's me: When to quit your therapist
• When it comes to sex, do women settle for less?
• Older people take a rosier view on life
• Feeling blah? Beat back the winter blues
• Job stress can affect your children
• Two cups of coffee may douse workout pain
• The cruel irony of trying to be ‘feminine forever’
• Sex does the body good
• Behaving badly: Why harmful habits stick
• Recipe for better sex: What to eat to add spice
• Small changes can mean big help for your body
• Yawn! Most mothers don't get enough sleep
• Behind the hype of an Alzheimer's ‘cure’
• Going to college may be bad for your brain
• Vote: Do you take supplements?