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Chinese medicine to help stroke victims
Moleac, the drug manufacturer, is also using TCM to help smokers kick habit.
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Non-aspirin NSAIDs may reduce lung cancer risk
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Novel tear substitute promising for dry eyes
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Talk therapy helpful in adults with OCD
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TCM offers hope of relief for cancer patients
A recent study has demonstrated that traditional Chinese medicine can help ease the side effects of chemotherapy. MELISSA HENG reports.
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Combined Western-traditional medicine could boost cancer treatment: expert
Western science and traditional Eastern medicine could be combined to enhance treatment of cancer and other diseases.
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Relieving that chest pain
A study has found that drugs alone are as effective as stents, but Lee Hui Chieh finds the latter far from obsolete.
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THE RISE of traditional Chinese medicine
Big pharmaceutical firms are now looking to TCM - the rewards are big |
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Herbal remedy for recurring urinary tract trouble
A combination of acupuncture and massage may help ease pain and depression symptoms after cancer surgery.
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Acupuncture, massage helpful after cancer surgery
A combination of acupuncture and massage may help ease pain and depression symptoms after cancer surgery.
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Flu vaccine grown in insect cells shows promise
An experimental flu vaccine made in insect cells -- not eggs, where flu vaccines currently available in the US are grown.
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Stem cell transplant promising for type 1 diabetes
In a small study, a treatment that included stem cell transplantation induced prolonged insulin independence.
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Air delivery device seen best for sleep apnea
People with mild to moderate sleep apnea may benefit more from breathing pressurized air via a facemask at night.
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Cornea clouding can follow laser eye treatment
Laser-based vision correction, such as LASIK, usually results in greatly improved visual acuity, but occasionally it can be followed by a clouding in the center of the cornea and poorer vision.
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Britain urged not to ban hybrid embryo research
Scientists and lawmakers urged Britain on Thursday to scrap a proposed ban on creating hybrid animal-human embryos.
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Study finds drug-resistant flu virus in Japan
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Heart rate variability mirrors self-discipline
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Lasers for acne yield 'underwhelming' results
Laser treatment isn't effective enough to be a solo first-line treatment for acne.
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Human heart part grown from stem cells in UK
If successful, replacement tissue could be used in transplants for people suffering from heart disease within three years.
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