Biogen MS Drug Delays RelapsesStreet.Com - Biogen Idec ( BIIB :Nasdaq - news - research - Cramer’s Take ) said its drug Avonex delayed the development of multiple sclerosis for up to five years in patients treated immediately after their first MS attack, according to recently published trial
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Add to myYahoo!Fixing some minor site stuff tonight, layout may get broken from time to time the rest of the night. Added back contact page and a brand new About Me page. In the meantime, join my newly created Frappr group....
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Add to myYahoo!ALL stats have been updated and I'd be lying if I didn't say I feel a bit bummed, not the #'s they are going down, the unbuttonable tight blue jeans. Oh well. Gonna bust my ass for day 120 where...
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Add to myYahoo!In 1976, 413 high school runners in Finland competed in a 2000-meter race. At the time of the race and in a follow-up study twenty-five years later, the faster runners had much lower blood pressures than the slower ones (International Journal of Sports Medicine, July-August 2005.)
The researchers wanted to know whether a maximal endurance test to measure aerobic fitness in adolescence would predict high blood pressure in adults. This is the first study to show that faster teen age runners have lower blood pressures and that the lower blood pressures persist long after they stop running. In their teens, the faster runners were more fit than the slower runners, and their dedication may have persisted into later life. Or the faster teen-age runners may have had some physiological advantage that kept their blood pressure lower and made them less likely to suffer heart attacks in later life. Perhaps the faster runners were genetically superior to the slower runners, or something in their lifestyles made them faster as teenagers and also caused them to have lower blood pressures throughout their lives. Either way, the findings of this study should encourage early participation in sports and lifelong exercise.
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Add to myYahoo!"If the creator had a purpose in equipping us with a neck, he surely meant us to stick it out." - Arthur Koestler...
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Add to myYahoo!I eat couscous. Granted, I only eat it once a month. I have developed a grain rotation program, based on Cook Right 4 Your Type’s 30-day menu plan, and I only serve it once a month. My husband doesn’t care for it all that much. My kids and I love it. [...]
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Add to myYahoo!(PRN) - ARM Launches RealView Development Suite 3.0 for End-To-End Bolsamania.com, Spain - Apr 3, 2006 Markets in the US [+. PRN) - MultiVu Video Feed: New Psoriasis Drug, Taclonex, Approved by FDA [+. PRN) - Dover Corporation
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