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Monday, November 28, 2005 |
Family habits set drinking path. Teenagers
are more likely to develop drinking problems if their mothers are
depressed and drink regularly. The findings come from University of
Queensland researchers who tracked alcohol related disorders of
children through adulthood as part of one of the world's longest health
studies. [Science Blog -]
8:56:51 AM 
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Major study links chronic noise exposure to risk of heart attacks. Research
published in European's leading cardiology journal, European Heart
Journal, links exposure to chronic noise with an increased risk of
heart attack. Furthermore, the risk seems to be associated more with
the physiological effect of environmental and work noise than with the
annoyance it causes individuals, although there are differences in
effects between men and women. [Science Blog -]
8:52:37 AM
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