Menstrual Cramps May Alter Women’s Brains

Changes in gray matter may contribute to a worse experience of pain in general, study suggests
By Jenifer Goodwin

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More college students mentally ill

The number of college students with severe mental illness, including those on psychiatric medications, is rising.
Shari Roan – Los Angeles Times

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WHO reveals H1N1 experts’ industry ties

Links with pharmaceutical companies declared for 5 of 15 advisors on pandemic

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‘No fat girls’ puts Montreal nightclubs in spotlight – Canada

By Beatrice Fantoni, Montreal Gazette
MONTREAL – Although a Montreal nightclub is distancing itself from an invitation on its Facebook page that specified “NO FAT GIRLS ALLOWED!!!!!!!!!!”

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Breakthroughs open door to early Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Alzheimer’s specialists might soon have a new set of tools for diagnosing the brain-wasting disease well before symptoms appear, but so far no effective treatments have been found, raising questions about how the tests should be used.

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Indian author says superbug report is fudged

CHENNAI: A day after the Lancet report on a drug-resistant superbug NDM-1 created a global scare, India hit out at the study,

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Obama administration awards $159.1 million for training geriatric-care workers

By N.C. Aizenman

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The Nursing Education Loan Repayment Program

by Katerina Nikolas

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The unpalatable truth about supermarket bread

By Andrew Whitley
Fresh bread – you can’t beat it.

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New super-strong painkiller developed from snail spit

By Claire Bates
Scientists have developed a new pain-relief pill from a chemical used by sea snails to catch their prey.

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