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August 2005 Audio Reports
An NICHD study shows that teen drivers are more likely to exhibit unsafe driving behaviors when there is another teen as a passenger in the vehicle.
In a study funded, in part, by the National Institutes of Health, scientists were able to reverse Parkinson's disease symptoms in mice by using amphetamines.
With the goal of reducing suffering and death due to cancer by 2015, the National Cancer Institute has unveiled an integrated plan aimed at fighting lung cancer.
Results from a program involving computer models indicate that an outbreak of avian flu could be contained before causing a global pandemic.
The National Institute of General Medical Sciences has announced funding for three new "Exploratory Centers for Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research".
Research from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences suggests that women who lack a particular gene may need to seek alternative forms of fertility treatment, if they want to have children.
A study funded by the National Eye Institute finds that trained screeners can identify preschoolers with vision disorders.
A new study may help researchers better understand the link between alcohol and cancer. New survey results show that a lack of physical activity is playing a key role in teenage girls gaining weight.
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Shows Teen Drivers Exhibit Unsafe Behavior When Teen Passengers Present