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 Back treatment goes too farWednesday, 10 February 2010
Most people who see a doctor about back pain get expensive and unnecessary treatment, according to a new study.
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 Platypus survives bad habitatWednesday, 10 February 2010
Researchers have found that the platypus is toughing out human changes to their habitat – some are even living in outer suburbs.
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 Cell lockdown stalls diseaseWednesday, 10 February 2010
Researchers have found a way to discourage cells from migrating around the body, which could fight cancer and autoimmune diseases.
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 Bones reveal male moa rarityTuesday, 09 February 2010
Researchers have found that most male moas died young, probably because the larger female moas gave them a rough time.
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 Obese feel powerlessTuesday, 09 February 2010
A survey has found that severely obese individuals are aware of the risks of obesity, but feel powerless to change.
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 Fat rafts aid immune responseTuesday, 09 February 2010
A new study has found that lipid rafts – tiny, fat-enriched platforms in our cells – are used by the body to boost immune cells.
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 Herbal cures can be deadlyMonday, 08 February 2010
A pathologist has warned that indiscriminate use of herbal medicines can be toxic or ultimately lethal.
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 Drought linked to snowfallMonday, 08 February 2010
Drought conditions in Western Australia and increased snowfall in Antarctica are the result of localised climate change.
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 Drug stops heart rejectionMonday, 08 February 2010
Researchers working on heart bypass surgery have found a drug that stops grafted veins from rejecting the host.
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 Shoppers spurn loyalty cardsMonday, 08 February 2010
A recent report has found that loyalty programs are mostly a waste of time – for both shoppers and supermarkets.
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