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FDA-Approved Drug Restores Hair in Patients with Alopecia Areata, Study
Researchers at the Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) found that an FDA-approved drug had the ability to restore hair growth in patients of alopecia areata, a common autoimmune disease that causes hair loss.
Baylor Unveils McLane Stadium with Wi-Fi Network and In-Game App
Illinois Governor Signs Law Banning Smoking on Campus
Jason Poznich Named CCCB’s First Cross Country Coach
Harvard Tops Chinese World University Rankings
Researchers Develop Accurate Tool for ADHD Diagnosis
Experimental Drug Reduces Muscle Damage and Bleeding Risk Following Heart Attack, Study
Mummification in Egypt Began 1500 Years Earlier Than Previously Believed
By Staff ReporterOnline Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Effective in Teating Health Anxiety, Study
By Staff ReporterToo Much Exercise Is Bad For Health, Study
By Staff ReporterMystery behind Predatory Nature of Red Lionfish Solved, Study
By Staff ReporterPhysical Activity Lowers Breast Cancer Risk among African-American Women, Study
By Staff ReporterPoor Sleep Increases Suicide Risk in Older Adults, Study
By Staff ReporterStanford Professor Becomes First Women to Win Fields Medal
By Staff ReporterTop 10 Colleges for Dining Services in America
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