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March 19, 2013
…to schools and at health fairs in the region. Poisoning is now the leading cause of death from injuries in the United States. Since 1962, the President of the United…
March 8, 2013
…that cancer now is the leading cause of Latino death, this study also signals a greater need for ethnically and culturally appropriate interventions to facilitate Latinas’ successful entry into, and…
March 7, 2013
…cells called monocytes to chemoattractants — signals that recruit these cells to sites of atherosclerotic injury within blood vessels, Dr. Asmis said. This dysfunction is a critical step in the…
March 1, 2013
…Border Community Obesity and Diabetes Program that combines research, education and community engagement to create the changes needed to reduce obesity and diabetes, which are so prevalent across the region….
February 1, 2013
…depending on their location in the molecule, can cause severe defects including head abnormalities and ambiguous sex organs. TAMEST was founded in 2004 to provide broader recognition of the state’s…
January 29, 2013
…in contrast to control animals, make greater numbers of new mitochondria. This is important because cells are constantly remodeling themselves, including mitochondrial overhaul. Age-related Mitochondrial dysfunction occurs with age and…