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 | Drug may improve pregnancy for insulin-resistant women A School of Medicine study suggests that the most commonly prescribed anti-diabetes drug could potentially improve pregnancy outcomes in women with insulin resistance. Starving children restored to health with peanut-butter product An enriched peanut-butter mixture given at home is successfully promoting recovery in large numbers of starving children in Malawi, research by Mark Manary, M.D., shows. Bright tumors, dim prospects: PET scans predict prognosis of cervical tumors If a cervical tumor glows brightly in a PET scan, it's apt to be more dangerous than dimmer tumors, according to results a new School of Medicine study. | |