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Weight-Loss Drug May Change Way Brain Responds to Junk FoodThe weight-loss drug sibutramine may work by changing the way two particular brain regions respond to mouth-watering junk foods.
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Infertility in Obese Women Might be Explained by Insulin Levels
A new study offers a possible reason why obese women are at an increased risk for infertility.
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'Laughing Seizures' Patients Shed Light on Laughter's OriginsPeople with gelastic epilepsy, who have seizures that manifest as fits of uncontrollable laughing, may give clues to laughter's origins in the brain.
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Hormone Found to Help Stop Brain Swelling
Before, health experts thought the hormone only acted on the kidneys to stop urine production.
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Prostate Cancer Patients Who Undergo Surgery Have High Survival Rates
In a study of over 10,000 patients, 3 percent of patients who had their prostates removed died of their cancer.
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Earlier Detection of Dangerous Ectopic Pregnancies Possible with New Marker
A tiny molecule may give doctors a way of early diagnosing ectopic pregnancy.
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What Otters' Penis Shrinkage Could Mean for HumansChemical pollution may be to blame.
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Women with PCOS Support Name ChangeMany doctors and patients think polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, should have a new name.
