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Research News delves into the latest discoveries and advancements in medical and healthcare research. It covers studies ranging from basic science to clinical trials, showcasing how new knowledge is transforming patient care.

New Portable Device, a Boon for Migraine Victims

New Portable Device, a Boon for Migraine Victims

A new portable and hand-held device was found to be promising during clinical trials and this brings hope to many migraine sufferers.

Parkinson's Patients May Benefit From Walking to Music

Parkinson's Patients May Benefit From Walking to Music

Pakinson's patients needing rehabilitation may benefit from walking to a beat, suggests a study.

Study Finds Possible Way To Erase Fear From Brain

Study Finds Possible Way To Erase Fear From Brain

In a new study, researchers have found that newly formed emotional memories can be erased from the human brain.

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Apes Love Slapstick Humor

Apes Love Slapstick Humor

Researchers looking into the origins of laughter and its social implications have found that even apes may be fans of slapstick humor.

Turmeric May Hold Key In Developing Drugs For Ulcer, Gastric Inflammation

Turmeric May Hold Key In Developing Drugs For Ulcer, Gastric Inflammation

Indian scientists have found turmeric compound, curcumin, to be highly effectively in soothing gastric inflammation and ulceration.

Study Links Poor Sleep Quality to Resistant Hypertension

Study Links Poor Sleep Quality to Resistant Hypertension

Insomnia can have dire consequences on people who already have been suffering from high blood pressure, finds a new study.

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African Naked Mole-rats May Offer Clues To Pain Relief

African Naked Mole-rats May Offer Clues To Pain Relief

Naked mole-rats evolved to thrive in an acidic environment that other mammals, including humans, would find intolerable.

How Cheetah Got Its Blotches: Research

How Cheetah Got Its Blotches: Research

Genetic patterns of the rare species of a cheetah are being studied to unravel their mystery.

Your Memory Works Like Telephone Game: Study

Your Memory Works Like Telephone Game: Study

According to a new Northwestern Medicine study, our memory is a lot like a telephone game.

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Now Available: Modeling Good Research Practices' Guidelines for Modeling in Health Care Research

Now Available: Modeling Good Research Practices' Guidelines for Modeling in Health Care Research

Los Angeles, CA (September 20, 2012) SAGE and The Society for Medical Decision Making are pleased to announce the release of seven new reports that will have a significant impact on

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