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Taking piano lessons and solving math puzzles on a computer significantly improves specific math skills of elementary school children, according to a study by UC Irvine researchers
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Molecular Process in Cells That Plays Crucial Role in Aging Identified by UC Irvine Researcher
Using extracts from plants prescribed by Bolivian shamans for more than 1,500 years, researchers at UC Irvine's College of Medicine have created a group of chemicals that appear to slow the infection of healthy cells by HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
Researchers have discovered how chemicals in the brain that are related to the active ingredient of marijuana help regulate body movements and other motor activity in rats.
Women who survive breast cancer-especially those who were diagnosed before age 50-may face a greater risk of getting ovarian cancer, a team of UC Irvine researchers has found.
Two UC Irvine researchers have identified significant differences in child and adult homicides, as well as age-related risk factors, that could lead to more effective prevention of child abuse and child homicide.
Acupuncture activates a group of nerve cells called the endorphin system to lower blood pressure and treat some types of heart disease, a team of researchers at UC Irvine and a university in China has found.
Monitor lizards can breathe while they run by pumping air through sacs in their throats, UC Irvine researchers report in the June 4 issue of Science.
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