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Coming up in this episode a couple of resources from NIH: one to help diabetic women have safe pregnancies, another helps cancer patients keep treatments uninterrupted. And later, we learn about the importance of bio-specimens. But first news on how a common treatment can help reduce the risk of cerebral palsy.
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In this episode how a drug for herpes is showing promise for treating AIDS; and finding out about the genetic makeup of brain tumors. But first, new insight in treating asthma.
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Coming up in this episode, how a foster care program reduces delinquency and improves school work for girls; and an in-depth interview with two experts on bisphenol A (BIS-fen-nall). But first a report that 4th- and 8th-graders' math and reading scores are rising, but so are teen births.
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Coming up in this episode, an older treatment for preserving sight proves more effective than a newer one, an interview about the opening of a new building here at NIH, and how researchers are seeking children for a clinical trial. But first, how alcohol binges early in pregnancy increase the risk of certain birth defects.
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Coming up in this episode, what researchers are looking for in terms of Cancer Health Disparities; and an interview about how to avoid heat-related illnesses. But first, how smokers who stick together, quit together.
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Coming up in this episode we hear about how Jazz musicians improvised while having their brains scanned. And we'll have an interview about the basics and promises of stem cell research. But first, a report on why after drug use has stopped, the brain still craves cocaine.
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Coming up in this episode how one of the NIH's institutes was recently renamed; and an interview from one of that institute's experts on fibroids. But first, a report on breastfeeding in preventing infant death and HIV infection in poor countries.
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Coming up in this episode: the importance of discussing alternative medicines with your regular doctor; and we'll talk to an NIH director about his very prestigious award. But first, how pesticide exposure may increase diabetes risk.
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Coming up in this episode, how researchers have seen for the first time what parts of the brain are involved in social status. And, insight to long life, and a study of people 100-years-old and older. But first, how one high school student won some money from science.
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Coming up in this episode: a new resource to help seniors eat healthily, and an interview about Leprosy. But first, a report on stroke awareness.
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