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Experimental Drug Reduces Muscle Damage and Bleeding Risk Following Heart Attack, Study
An experimental drug has been found to reduce damage to heart muscles during a heart attack and the risk of bleeding during follow-up treatments, according to a study by the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
Uric Acid Plays Key Role in Causing Metabolic Syndrome, Study
Study Finds Nutritional and Food Safety Benefits of Organic Farming
Steroid Shots Does Little to Help Spinal Stenosis Patients, Study
Standing During Meetings Boosts Creativity, Study
Washington Student Charged for Posting Online Threats and Praising Californian Gun Massacre
Mary Cullinan Named As New President of Eastern Washington University
Nearly 30 percent of World’s Population is Either Overweight or Obese: Report
By Staff ReporterVitamin D Supplements Offer Limited Benefits to Asthma Patients
By Staff ReporterExcessive Use of Groundwater in California May Trigger More Earthquakes, Study
By Staff ReporterOwner Donates Mammoth Tusk Discovered in Downtown Seattle to Washington Museum
By Staff ReporterWashington Professor Sues Credit Card Processor ‘Square’ Over Patent Infringement
By Staff ReporterWashington Students’ Halloween Costume Offends Muslim Community
By Staff ReporterChen Guangcheng, Blind Chinese Dissident Chooses Washington’s Catholic University after NYU Controversial Departure (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterMarijuana Crowned the World's Most Popular; Least Deadly Illegal Drug : Survey
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