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Publication: San Francisco Chronicle
Author: Carl T. Hall
Date: January 26, 2007 
Smokers often feel it in their gut when they crave a cigarette. Now neuroscientists are offering a novel explanation that points to something between the ears: a deep-seated part of the brain known as the insula.
An unusual study of people with brain damage, caused in most […]

Publication: Courant.com
Author: Jim Farrell
Date: 25 January, 2007 
EAST HARTFORD — When 114-year-old Emma Faust Tillman was told Wednesday that the death of a man from Puerto Rico earlier in the day made her the oldest person in the world, she didn’t respond.
“She’s gotten so she doesn’t care much anymore,” said Emma’s daughter, Marjorie Tillman, who delivered […]

Publication: Palmbeachpost.com
Author: Jodie Wagner
Date: 24 January, 2007 
JUNO BEACH — Just 6 months old, Ethan McLaughlin is years away from joining the family business.
But his parents, Todd and Tamara McLaughlin, are making sure their son gets plenty of exposure to their line of work.
Nearly every day, the Palm Beach Gardens residents bring Ethan to Native Yoga Center, […]

Publication: Kurdish Media
Author: Aram Eissa
Date: 23 January, 2007 
Over the years, Kurds have turned to nature for cures to a wide range of ailments. From the consumption of locally-grown herbs to aromatherapy, many Kurds still rely on these tried-tested-and-true remedies.
Like all other nations, Kurds have dilligently tried to find different cures and therapies for different harmful […]

Publication: Zee News
Date: January 22, 2007
Social status may impact on longevity, say researchers who studied winners and nominees of the Nobel Prize.
Previous research has found a link between status and health in monkeys, but it has been difficult to investigate the link in human beings because status often brings more wealth, which improves living standards […]