Although technology using blood tests has started to be investigated as a way to detect some cancers, this is the first time we have been able to qualitatively examine and quantify the number of actual cells in the peripheral blood stream. After conducting microscopic examinations of the cortex of the human brain, scientists at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine have found distinct differences between males and females. Recognition of gender-specific ways of thinking and feeling are rendered more credible given these established differences and could prove beneficial in enhancing interpersonal relationships. Adults with sleep apnea are three times more likely to also have diabetes, according to a study published in the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery by researchers at UCLA and the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Los Angeles. Surplus weight interferes with insulin's ability to propel sugars from digested food across the cell membrane.
Most daughters say their moms are their role models.
Second and third were held by Brandi and Hillary Rodham Clinton. Detachment is on the minds of Americans of all ages in the aftermath of the tragedy in Littleton, says Robert Martin, coordinator of the school psychology program at Georgia Southern University. Detached kids are more likely to become enmeshed in the violent images that entertainment media often portray. As individuals feel a meaningful attachment to their environment, be it school or home, they are less likely to be seduced by violent messages. Recent research shows that lithium helps prevent suicide in bipolar patients and may be effective in altering the course of diseases, such as cancer and AIDS, says Vincent Gallicchio, associate dean of the college of allied health professions at the University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center.