Hispanic Health Disparities, Statins and Aggression in Men, Supercharged Stem Cells, and More Top Stories 6 July 2015

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MED	6-Jul-15 04:05 ET	UTHealth Working to Improve Hispanic-American Health on Border —University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston	700
MED	1-Jul-15 14:00 ET	Statins Linked to Lower Aggression in Men, but Higher in Women —University of California, San Diego Health Sciences	675
SCI	3-Jul-15 10:00 ET	5 Physics Properties That Affect Your Gas Mileage —Argonne National Laboratory	604
MED	3-Jul-15 09:00 ET	Supercharging Stem Cells to Create New Therapies —University of Adelaide	596
MED	2-Jul-15 13:05 ET	Long-Term Memories Are Maintained by Prion-Like Proteins —Columbia University Medical Center	558
SCI	3-Jul-15 12:55 ET	Waiting to Harvest After a Rain Enhances Food Safety —Cornell University	555
MED	2-Jul-15 14:00 ET	Vanderbilt Research Could Lead to Vaccines and Treatment for Dengue Virus —Vanderbilt University Medical Center	552
MED	2-Jul-15 16:05 ET	NDSU Professor Receives NIH Grant for Cardiovascular Research —North Dakota State University	546
MED	2-Jul-15 13:05 ET	Newly Approved WATCHMAN Heart Device Gives Patients Alternative to Blood Thinners and Reduces Stroke Risk —MedStar Washington Hospital Center	527
MED	2-Jul-15 16:45 ET	New Understanding of Retinoblastoma Proteins' Role in Cell Death and Cancer Progression —Sbarro Health Research Organization (SHRO)	509