Doctors test cold technique to shrink tumors with ice
In exams and clinics cryoablation freezes tumors to destroy cells. Robin Imhof's benign breast lump was encased in ice and may shrink over months with no surgery. The approach aims to treat liver cancer, prostate cancer, and early breast cancer while reducing scarring and recovery time.
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Onik
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Celebration Health
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Infant babbling signals brain language focus early
AP Science Writer Paul Rec er reports Dartmouth researchers analyze 5 to 12 month old infants to show right mouth emphasis during babbling and left mouth emphasis during smiling, indicating left brain language centers activate early while emotional centers engage right brain. The study uses English and French speaking babies to demonstrate universal mouth movements.
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Paul Recer
Washington
Laura-Ann Petitte
Dartmouth College
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Brain Sciences
Siobhan Holowka
Petitto
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Study finds ineffective anti-drug programs
Washington AP report summarizes UNC Chapel Hill researchers who say top school programs like D.A.R.E. and related curricula have not shown consistent success in reducing substance abuse. The Health Education Research study notes heavily marketed, unevaluated, or inadequately tested programs dominate federal promoted efforts. D.A.R.E. America is launching a five year study to evaluate a new curriculum.
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Washington
Health Education Research
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
D.A.R.E
McGruff
Denise Hallfors
The
Pacific Institute For Research and Evaluation
University of North Carolina
Los Angeles
Dare America
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