Nearly one in 10 American children who play computer games are pathologically addicted, according to new research. Some young gamers show at least six symptoms of gambling addiction, such as lying to family and friends about how much they play games, using the games to escape their problems and becoming restless or irritable when they stop playing. They may also skip homework to play games or spend too much time playing and do poorly in school, the study shows. Douglas Gentile, director of the National Institute on Media and the Family at Iowa State University, where the study was carried out,...
'Pathological' gambler jailed over £5m fraud
The Independent
The Independent
A managing director with a "pathological" gambling habit was jailed for six years today for stealing almost £5 million while marketing a university's intellectual property. Paul Sadler led a double life while siphoning...
Allon Therapeutics Inc.: Pilot Clinical Trial Initiated to Evaluate Davunetide in Tau-Pathology Dementias
Stockhouse
Stockhouse
New Pediatrics Report Urges Medical Community to Address Underlying Pathologies in Patients With Autism
PR Newswire
PR Newswire
Biochemical Profile May Help Diagnose Prostate Cancer
redOrbit
redOrbit
Posted on: Wednesday, 27 January 2010, 16:36 CST MR spectroscopy reveals signature of disease process, could guide treatment of many conditions Magnetic resonance (MR) spectroscopy – which analyzes the biochemistry...
Laureate Pharma and Iconic Therapeutics Announce Production of Clinical Material
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PR Newswire
First I-con1(TM) Fusion Protein for Use in the Treatment of Wet Adult Macular Degeneration Download image...
Protector turns predator
DNA India
DNA India
Mumbai: A 42-year-old pathology lab technician was arrested by officers of the Shivaji Nagar police station on Wednesday for allegedly raping his teenage daughter and confining her and his wife in a room in his house for...
Buster Alvord, UW physician and philanthropist, dies at 86
Seattle Times
Seattle Times
Ellsworth C. "Buster" Alvord was a noted University of Washington physician and local philanthropist, but his real love was his vacation home on Quilcene Bay, said former Gov. Dan Evans, a longtime friend. "He loved it...
Weight-loss pill on the anvil
Zeenews
Zeenews
Washington: Scientists from University of Montreal are developing an appetite suppressing pill composed of leptin, the protein that tells the brain to stop eating. Leptin regulates appetite in mammals and its...
Failed surgery does not amount to negligence
Indian Express
Indian Express
Stating that mere failure of a surgery does not amount to negligence on part of the doctors when the standard treatment procedure is followed, the UT District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum today dismissed a complaint...
Pill that tells brain 'to stop eating'
Zeenews
Zeenews
New Delhi: Researchers are working to develop a pill composed of leptin, the protein that tells our brain to stop eating and, hence, reverse obesity. Leptin regulates appetite in mammals and its levels decrease when...
Glial cells can protect or kill neurons in retina
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Zeenews
Washington: Scientists from University of Montreal and McGill University''s Montreal Neurological Institute have discovered that glial cells, which normally protect neurons in the retina can also kill them, resulting in...



