Word: journaling
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...study published in this month's edition of the journal Nature by Associate Professor of Medicine William G. Kaelin Jr. sheds new light on the contents of the cell's bottle of hemlock...
...reports published last week in the New England Journal of Medicine conclude that the benefits of inhaled steroids outweigh the risks in children after all. In the first study, which tracked more than 1,000 North American kids ages 5 to 12 suffering from mild to moderate asthma, researchers found that boys and girls on inhaled steroids were much less likely to be rushed to the emergency room or to need treatment with even more powerful drugs. While these kids were indeed about 0.4 in. shorter than children on nonsteroid drugs after the first year of treatment...
Sources: Good News--New England Journal of Medicine (10/12/00); Annals of Internal Medicine (10/3/00). Bad News--Fertility & Sterility (9/00); Journal of the American Medical Association (10/11/00...
Sources: AP, American Express Retail Index, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal...
...findings, published by Professor of Genetics Gary Ruvkun in the Oct. 6 issue of the journal Science, suggest that the brain may have a bigger role in controlling aging than was previously thought...