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Depression and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

BY Kimberly Hayes Taylor • POSTED January 18 2012 AT 11:53 am

Millions of Americans who suffer from major depression are prescribed ...

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Brain Tumor Breakthrough: “Head Start” Protocol at NYU Langone

BY Nelly Gupta • POSTED January 17 2012 AT 11:54 am

What would you do if the universe gave you a second chance? Learn about ...

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The NIH’s Undiagnosed Diseases Program Solves Medical Mysteries

BY Ann Ferrar • POSTED January 11 2012 AT 12:07 pm

Imagine living with an unknown genetic disease that causes excruciating ...

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Top Medical Innovations for 2012

BY Mary Mihaly • POSTED January 10 2012 AT 11:51 am

From the thousands of new advances in modern medicine, a panel of ...

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Gamers Solve Puzzle in HIV/AIDS Research that Stumped Scientists

BY Dan Ferber • POSTED December 22 2011 AT 11:53 am

An administrative assistant, a laboratory technician, and some laborers ...

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