• Federal authorities appear to have done everything possible to undermine state and local regulation of medical marijuana.

• His family deserves to be recognized in his honor because of his medical findings.

• It was dismissed in the nineteenth century as having no medical benefit.

• The current debate over medical marijuana hinges on its use as pain medication.

• And the location of the wounds themselves has begun to change as medical knowledge has advanced.

• More seriously, the magnetic cloak could have medical applications.

• Doctors often defer to patients when it comes to tough medical choices.

• From being the orphan of scanning methods, therefore, ultrasonics looks as though it may become a general-purpose medical tool.

• But, in some cases, such irregularities can lead to medical conditions in adulthood.

• Medical marijuana could be grown by the patient for little to no cost.

• Many scientists have joined activists in calling for an end to medical experiments on chimpanzees.

• Medical schools for years have accepted students with high academic skills.

• Medical emergency-room dramas will never be the same again.

• Get the inside story of the medical profession's weirdest mysteries.

• McCoy pulled out a tricorder, and named a medical ailment without even laying a hand on a patient.

• Louis medical school anatomists, they are used as the basis of comparison for skeletons under study.

• Medical decisions and treatment are not withheld as a form of punishment.

• Your health care provider will take your medical history and do a physical examination.

• Treating heart problems with stem cells would be quite an advancement in the medical field.

• Marijuana is the subject of many debates over its legalization and medical benefits.

• The more likely culprits are therefore the nature of medical training and the intrinsic demands of the profession.

• In retrospect, it's the excitement of the discovery that medical researchers remember.

• Not the heavy duty medical stuff, but things to treat the minor hiccups that can derail a day of walking and over-indulging.

• True migraine headaches are not a result of a brain tumor or other serious medical problem.

• But toadfish could hold the answer to a medical mystery.

• He pointed out that as a medical agency, the needs they serve never really go away.

• Psychiatrists, medical doctors and psychologists have used hypnosis for more than two centuries to treat pain and illness.

• India has long been the world's primary source of bones for medical study, producing excellent quality specimens.

• Jackson's doctors could be reached on the day after his death to answer questions about his medical history.

• The receptor discovery is not the only good news for proponents of medical cannabinoids.

• Medical research can have big rewards-both in gratifying discoveries and in potentially turning them into profitable treatments.

• Soon he found himself in medical school, a route his biochemist father had also taken.

• New personal medical gadgets will let patients monitor their own health and run simple tests at home.

• The medical physicist there had selected the wrong calibration tool to set up a highly sophisticated linear accelerator.

• Three different groups of artists used the latest medical images to portray the young ruler.

• Medical applications might be as ambitious as new types of genetic therapies and antiaging treatments.

• For these reasons, medical devices are usually provided by specialized providers who can meet these requirements.

• Testing the medical expertise of the digital herd.

• The fighters, it seems, received excellent medical care if they survived their bouts.

• Those challenges are giving rise to creative solutions that will influence robotics and other medical technologies in general.

• As databases of information about people's lifestyles and medical ailments grow, ever-stranger omens of our health seem to emerge.

• Sudden onset of vertebrobasilar symptoms is a medical emergency that requires immediate treatment.

• He concedes that these studies would lead to some medical breakthroughs.

• Google's long-awaited attempt to manage your medical records is live.

• The work might also have implications for medical research, according to the study authors.

• Smith's medical teams generally hold patients until they're stable.

• Medical professionals turned detainees into research subjects, according to a new report by a human rights organization.

• The number of students applying to medical school has increased for the fourth year in a row, according.

• Clinical trials have proved a valuable medical innovation.

• Having many members of the family in one place is a rare opportunity to collect medical history data.

• Medical companies ignored the needs of premature infants, inspiring a nurse to become an entrepreneur.

• It is hard to believe that with all the medical news about the affects of smoke, that fire pits are allowed anywhere.

• Click on the image for a closer look at the brave new world of medical bills.

• The last two months have been one of the deadliest periods in the history of the fast-growing industry of medical helicopters.

• I've recently returned to work after a month of medical leave following major surgery.

• We need a single payer for all medical care, to minimize administrative costs.

• To find out how people died, medical examiners examine bodies.

• But in the medical field, researchers are calling attention again to the.

• Shipping unused medical equipment to poor hospitals is a great idea, but it has to be done right.

• Running counter to a national trend, the medical school wants to buy a teaching facility.

• Instead of letting medical insurance companies as middle man to collect the premium from people, then pay the medical provider.

• Finally, computer software merged the medical images with the photos of the subjects.

• Scheduling the mind-altering herb as a controlled substance could slow medical research.

• Now interest is turning to the medical potential of the animals within.

• Dutch researchers have confirmed that using mobile phones in hospitals actually does interfere with medical equipment.

• Medical debt is playing a bigger role in personal bankruptcy filings.

• Medical students at the turn of the century often took pictures of themselves with cadavers or skeletons.

• Watching how human cells mature and interact in a living creature may also lead to the discoveries of new medical treatments.

• As medical records are digitized and information technology becomes more.

• Group medical practices are increasingly looking for cost efficiencies in a challenging business landscape.

• The articles outline a number of ways medical schools can and, the authors argue, should step up their geriatric training.

• If they specialise in testing drugs and other medical therapies.

• The renowned medical researcher reflects on the promise of anti-angiogenesis drugs.

• The university acquiesced and opened the first co-educational, graduate level medical school.

• When medical bills get complicated, patients can turn to professional medical advocacy firms for help.

• It has also created a new six-month medical visa for foreigners and their caregivers that is designed to draw health tourists.

• In a medical first, doctors create working bladders from patients' own cells and successfully implant them in children and teens.

• Genetic testing will expand quickly and soon, adding highly targeted data to people's medical records.

• Medical researchers eventually identified mercury-contaminated fish and shellfish as the cause.

• Additionally, the medical staff has no involvement in discipline decisions made.

• Medical illustrations are typically found in textbooks.

• Moreover, all three habits lead to higher medical costs.

• The latest advances in medical science and technology.

• Cheap, flexible biosensors could help out in medical and environmental emergencies.

• The psychiatric medical model is around disease processes, what's gone wrong, what hasn't worked out.

• Federal officials say that many medical marijuana operations are covers for large-scale illegal sales.

• But time heals all wounds and now, cautiously, study of the medical use of hallucinogens is returning.

• Cutting-edge medical technology and riveting, life-or-death personal dramas combine in this unprecedented.

• As politicians debate the potential merits of medical marijuana, scientists search for new ways to deliver this old drug.

• Chemists have developed a new medical gauze that makes use of aluminosilicate nanoparticles to help blood clot more quickly.

• Retail medical clinics, which don't require appointments and are open all weekend, are growing in popularity.

• People get good basic care and are never bankrupted by medical bills.

• And medical researchers are now studying whether cells from animals can be used to help the human pancreas produce.

• But researchers can use some genetic information to group individuals into clusters with medical relevance.

• These days it is increasingly the stuff of medical technology.

• Most medical school students get no more than four hours of training on sleep.

• Still a last step before death for thousands of people, shock is shedding some of its medical mystery and becoming more treatable.

• Countless lab hours are spent in search of a medical cure that is still unknown.

• Five big medical groups are creating a consortium to share patient data electronically.

• Researchers boost the performance of nanomachines, bringing them a step closer to medical and industrial uses.

• Desperate to avoid medical examination that would reveal she was a.

• To address the looming shortage of primary care doctors, make medical school free but charge specialists for their training.

• Proponents say the information could revolutionize medical diagnosis and treatment.

• Non-profits that support medical research are angling for a share of the proceeds and intellectual-property rights.

• It always amazes me how technology and medical advancements blossom during war, aviation being a prime example.

• Medical bill-sharing ministries are competing more and more with businesses that are not eligible for breaks.

• The medical research community has been exploring possible medicinal uses for some poison dart frog venom.

• Weighing the risks and benefits of medical procedures is unquestionably a good thing.

• Medical credit cards allow users to spread out payments but can come with fees and high rates, and may hurt credit scores.

• For one thing, he clearly deceived the public about how severe were his medical problems.

• Working long hours is considered a hallmark of a medical residency.

• That's because the genetic similarities between cats and people make the common feline a good model for medical studies.

• Join a team of medical researchers on a journey into the mind as they probe the mysteries of memory.

• The physical consequences of medical errors are obvious.

• Medical science is always learning more about how much a body can take.

• After a medical error, hospitals often prevent doctors from talking to patient families.

• Americans today receive far more medical radiation than ever before.

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