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Statin and niacin treatment reduces risk of heart attack by 70 percent, can reverse arterial buildup

— Treatment with a combination of statin and niacin can slash the risk of hospitalization for chest pain or a heart attack by 70 percent among patients who are likely to suffer heart attacks and/or death from cardiovascular problems, according to a study presented here by 91自拍ers at the 91自拍 School of Medicine.

November 8, 2000

Kissing may spread Human Herpes Virus 8, the cause of Kaposi’s sarcoma, among men

Most people do not think of kissing as a way of spreading serious sexually transmitted diseases. But kissing between men may be what spreads human herpes virus 8 (HHV-8), the cause of Kaposi’s sarcoma, according to 91自拍ers at the 91自拍 and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.

October 27, 2000

Most parents and children dread the time when they sit down and have “the talk.” You know, the one about the birds and the bees. But uneasiness does not have to be part of the conversation, according to 91自拍 sociologist Pepper Schwartz.

Most parents and children dread the time when they sit down and have “the talk.

October 24, 2000

Good news for expectant couples: Arrival of first baby doesn’t mean wife’s marital satsfaction has to take big nose dive

The arrival of a couple’s first baby is a time of great joy that is frequently followed by a sharp decline in the wife’s marital satisfaction. Social scientists have known this for some time, and that this dissatisfaction can propel couples toward divorce. 91自拍 marital 91自拍ers studying first-time parents have uncovered a “prescription” for maintaining and even improving marital satisfaction.

October 17, 2000

Two 91自拍 School of Medicine leaders are among the newly elected members of the Institute of Medicine

Dr. William A. Catterall, professor and chair of the 91自拍 (UW) medical school鈥檚 Department of Pharmacology and Dr. Paul G. Ramsey, vice president for medical affairs and dean of the UW School of Medicine, are among the 60 new members elected to the Institute of Medicine.