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September 2001

September 22-30, 2001
	Brain Scan Patterns Identify Objects Being Viewed, September 27, 2001
	NHLBI Supported Study Finds Inhaled Steroids Accelerate Bone Loss in Women with Asthma, September 26, 2001
	NIGMS Awards "Glue Grant" to Study How Cells Move, September 26, 2001
	Study Finds Hemochromatosis Patients' Blood is as Safe as Other Donated Blood, September 25, 2001

September 15-21, 2001
	National Conference Focuses on Drug Abuse and Addiction in Minority Communities, September 21, 2001
	Shortened Cervix in Second Trimester Possible Warning Sign for Premature Birth, September 18, 2001
	NIMH-Funded Researchers Show Better Treatment for Depression Is Cost-Effective, September 18, 2001
	Food Allergy Scientists to Assess Potential for Sensitivities to Genetically Modified Foods, September 17, 2001

September 8-14, 2001
	Gene Therapy Technique Reduces Alcohol Consumption in Rats, September 13, 2001
	Major AIDS Studies to Increase Minority Enrollment, Answer New Questions, September 10, 2001
	National 9-1-1 Day: September 11 (9/11), Citing alarming delays in treatment, NHLBI and American Heart Association call on physicians to stress need for speed in calling 9-1-1, September 10, 2001

September 1-7, 2001
	A Small Genetic Change Makes Flu Virus Deadly, September 6, 2001
	Alcohol Researchers Show "Friendly" Virus Slows HIV Cell Growth, September 5, 2001
	National Institutes of Health and WiCell Research Institute, Inc., Sign Stem Cell Research Agreement, September 5, 2001
	First Major Trial of Digital Mammography Launched, September 4, 2001
	Fauci to Present AIDS Vaccine Update at Philadelphia Meeting, September 4, 2001

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