• Glycine helps prevent arthrosis or osteoporosis (f)
  Glycine is a non-essential amino acid used by the organism to synthesise proteins and is present in foods such as fish, meat or dairy products. The study, carried out at the Cellular Metabolism Institute in Tenerife and at the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of the University of Granada by Doctor Patricia de Paz Lugo and supervised by Doctors Enrique Meléndez Hevia, David Meléndez Morales and José Antonio Lupiáñez Cara, established that the direct intake of this substance as a food additive helps to prevent arthrosis and other degenerative diseases, in addition to other diseases related to a weakness in the mechanical structure of the organism, including the difficulty of repairing physical injuries. Aug 6, 2007
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• Green Tea Ingredient Fights Cancer (p)(f)
  A powerful antioxidant ingredient in green tea kills human cancer cells in laboratory experiments, according to a report in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute for December 17. Dec 25, 1999
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• Green Tea Research (p)(f)
  Researchers, Dorothy Morre and D. James Moore, found that EGCg (epigallocatechin gallate), a compound in green tea, inhibits an enzyme required for cancer cell growth and kills cancer cells with no ill effect on healthy cells. May 21, 2000
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• green tea science (p)(f)
  Studies have shown that people who drink it tend to develop fewer cancers and that animals administered the brew derive similar benefits (SN: 8/31/91, p. 133). How this tea works its magic, however, has remained an open question. Jan 1999
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• green-tea-japan-cancer-study (p)(f)
  Cancer-preventive effects of drinking green tea among a Japanese population. 1997
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• Hearts hurt when spouses spat | Science Blog (p)(f)
  Hardening of the coronary arteries is more likely in wives when they and their husbands express hostility during marital disagreements, and more common in husbands when either they or their wives act in a controlling manner. Science blog March 5, 2006
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• HIV origin 'found in wild chimps' (p)(f)
  The origin of HIV has been found in wild chimpanzees living in southern Cameroon, researchers report. May 25, 2006
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• How Brain’s ‘Mirrors’ Aid Our Social Understanding (p)(f)
  one of the most intriguing theories to emerge in recent years about how our brains perform is that we have neurons that essentially act as mirrors to other people. When we see someone scratch their head or furrow their brow, we instantly have a sense of their mental state because those actions trigger the same patterns of neural activity in our own minds and allow our brains to quickly deduce what mental states are associated with such patterns. Sep 25, 2006 A08
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• How Much Caffeine in Drinks
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• Improving Memory (Audio) (p)(f)
  Memory decline and what can be done to mitigate it. Aaron Nelson, Chief of Neuropsychology, Division of Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology, Brigham and Women`s Hospital, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical Schoo, Boston, Massachusetts. Science Friday, August 19, 2005
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• Increasingly, Wired for Sound (p)(f)
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  A Fitness Icon Keeps His Juices Flowing (f)
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• Joint Dispute (p)(f)
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• Juice Plus: A Critical Look (p)(f)
  The Juice Plus+ recipe for success is very simple: Fruits and vegetables are good for us. Capture their goodness in convenient products. Add endorsements, testimonials, a pinch of fear, a scientific veneer, and several dollops of deception. And harness the power of multilevel marketing (MLM) to spread the word. All of these ingredients have been around for many years. But NSA has developed a winning mix. quackwatch.com
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• Life-Lengthening Hormone Found in Mouse Research (p)(f)
  Scientists have identified a hormone that significantly extends the life span of mice, a discovery that could mark a crucial step toward developing drugs that boost longevity in people. Washington Post, Friday, August 26, 2005; Page A01
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• Long Breaks Lower Likelihood of Finishing College, Study Says (p)(f)
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• Low-Fat Diet Prompts Mild Weight Loss (p)(f)
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• Medical Editors Fired in Plan B Dispute (p)(f)
  Following a dispute at the Canadian Medical Association Journal regarding a story about Plan B, two of its editors were abruptly fired, leading to angry protests at the journal and in other medical circles. Wasingto post Feb 27, 2006 A07
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• Medicare Premiums Will Surge For Some (p)(f)
  When new income-based premiums for Medicare's Part B program go into effect next month, some seniors will get an unwelcome surprise: Their monthly costs will be going up considerably more than expected because of the government's method of counting their income. Dec 28, 2006
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