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Mouse tissue made into brain cells
Connective tissue from a mouse's tail has been transformed into working brain cells that might one day be used to treat Parkinson's.
Epilepsy warning on herbal remedy
Researchers say ginkgo biloba may be linked to seizures.
Fish oil helps some mental illness
A trial suggests fish oil supplements can cut the incidence of psychotic illness.
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Surgeons say a new procedure could mean young patients wouldn't need a hip replacement after serious injury.
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Clashes over tainted drug claim
A Chinese company is accused of spreading HIV/AIDS.
Asia's growing AIDS risk
Specific groups still face a huge risk of HIV infection as global infection rates slow.
Two executed in baby milk scandal
Authorities in the northern city of Shijiazhuang execute two people for contaminating baby milk formula with melamine.
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