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Articles in June, 2006 issue of AScribe Health News Service

• Results Good for HER-2 Positive Breast Cancer Patients Using Trastuzumab With Post-Chemotherapy Radiation.
• Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America Partners With DEA to Conduct Candlelight Vigil; First-Ever National Vigil Honoring Victims of Drug Abuse.
• Pain Medicine Experts Available to Comment on Fentanyl.
• Burnout Common Among Medical Students, Mayo Clinic Study Shows; Medical School Curriculum Should Address Academic, Personal Stress Factors.
• 24th Annual Vintage Affaire Offers an Afternoon of Great Wine, Wonderful Food; Annual Wine Auction Benefits Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
• Altered Activity In Tandem Receptors Points To Further Complexity In Schizophrenia Pathology.
• Altered Breast Tissue Development in Young Girls Linked to Pesticides.
• Joslin Diabetes Center Study Refutes Recent Report That Bone Marrow Can Replenish Female Oocytes; Study Shows That Circulating Bone-Marrow Derived Cells Do Not Contribute to Egg Formation.
• A New Way to Build Bone.
• A Sweet Solution for Alzheimer's Disease?
• Natural Health Publisher Launches Interactive Membership Site.
• Summer Smog Season Is Also Asthma Season: Which Cars Help Kids Breathe Easier?
• National University of Singapore Study Provides Compelling Evidence That Dark Soy Sauce Has Antioxidant Effects.
• Purdue Researcher: Parents, Kids Focus Less on Faults When Busy.
• New Initiative Will Fund School-Based Mental Health Services for Children, Youth; 'Caring Across Communities' to Help Immigrant, Refugee Families Overcome Cultural, Language Barriers to Services.
• Under-Diagnosed Rage Disorder More Prevalent Than Previously Thought; Intermittent Explosive Disorder Could Be Behind Cases of Road Rage, Spousal Abuse; Early Detection Key to Treatment.
• Nonprofit Center for Consumer Freedom Available for Comment on Center for Science in the Public Interest Restaurant Lawsuit; 'Food Police' Group Has Long History of Trying to Control What Americans Eat.
• Across-the-Board Drop in California's Teen Birth Rate Promising But Far From Potential.
• First Trimester Use of ACE Inhibitors Implicated in Birth Defects.
• Study Concludes That Pesticide Use Increases Risk of Parkinson's in Men.
• Consumer Reports Misses the Boat on Mercury; Generally Sensible Magazine Misleads Consumers About Tuna.
• Center for Science in the Public Interest Files Another Frivolous Lawsuit; Center for Consumer Freedom Demands CSPI Stop Clogging Courtrooms.
• Penn Researchers Reveal Inner Workings of Transcription Factor Protein in Neuronal Cell Dendrites; Cell-Death Protein Could Play a Role in Neurodegeneration and Schizophrenia.
• University of Virginia Study: Car Crashes Are More Deadly for Seniors; Traffic Fatalities Expected to Rise as Baby Boomers Age.