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    Chocolate's Flavanols May Reverse Age-Related Memory Loss, But It Will Take A Lot More Than You Can Eat<\/a><\/h3>Flavanols, the naturally occurring compounds found in dietary cocoa, have been found to reverse age-related memory loss in healthy older adults.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Heart Drug Used To Control Heartbeat May Treat Lou Gehrig's Disease<\/a><\/h3>A medicine used to manage the heart's electrical rhythms, and regulate heartbeat, may be able to stop the neurodegeneration caused by Lou Gehrig's disease.<\/summary><\/li>
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    New Blood Vessel Grows In 1 Week When Using Stem Cells In 2 Tablespoons Of Blood<\/a><\/h3>A breakthrough in research allows scientists to grow transplantable blood vessels with stem cells, and it only takes a week.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Weight Loss Hormone Activates Brain Pathways That Instruct Body To Burn Fat; Central Nervous System Key To Fighting Obesity Epidemic<\/a><\/h3>Scientists have discovered the function of a hormone already used in weight loss drugs is to activate a part of the brain that causes energy expenditure.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind: Grocery Shopping No Nightmare With Kids If Junk Food Stocked High On Shelves<\/a><\/h3>Researchers found if grocery stores stock unhealthy food high on shelves and healthy choices at eye level, low-income parents have an easier time keeping their children from racking up the total.<\/summary><\/li>
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    High Quality Early Childhood Education Primes Children For Family Income Decline<\/a><\/h3>A study of 75,000 Norwegian children and their families found that children who don't take part in high quality educational programs have more early behavior problems when their family's income drops.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Fungal Pneumonia May Soon Be Diagnosed With Breath Test; Reduces Need For Invasive Lung Biopsy<\/a><\/h3>Although not yet ready for clinical use, researchers found they were able to diagnose fungal pneumonia with a breath test, using the \"chemical signature\" released by the pathogen.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Teens' Trouble With Closeness, Independence Stems From Parents Psychological Control<\/a><\/h3>A study of 184 teens found that adolescents struggle with balancing autonomy and closeness in relationships due to parents' psychological control.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Huntington's Disease Breakthrough: Scientists Convert Skin Cells To Brain Cells<\/a><\/h3>Scientists successfully reprogrammed skin cells into brain cells that get affected in Huntington's, and the newly transplanted cells survived.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Bladder Cancer Survival Linked To Biopsy Quality; Suboptimal Biopsy, Cancer Staging Correlates With Increased Death Rate<\/a><\/h3>A study found that more than half of bladder cancer patients don\u2019t receive good quality biopsies to accurately stage their cancer \u2014 a miscalculation directly correlated with survival rates.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Scientists Discover New Melanoma Cell Subpopulation To Blame For Drug-Resistant Tumors<\/a><\/h3>In a new study, researchers found a subpopulation of cells enable tumors to resist drugs that target a particular pathway crucial for destroying melanomas.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Sun Exposure More Than Skin Deep; UV Radiation May Damage DNA, Increase Risk For Cancer, Cataracts<\/a><\/h3>UV exposure may sometimes degrade peptides that damage DNA and cause conditions like cancer and cataracts.<\/summary><\/li>"}