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The company's chief executive, Dr. Kari Stefansson, says the drug may help more patients beyond those who carry the variant gene.

Saunders said the win was a complete surprise – "I was raised Catholic so I have low self-esteem" – but that it may help more than his bank balance.

Those improvements, plus the more expansive income eligibility criteria, may help more people move into new loans, said Brad German, a spokesman for Freddie Mac.

While these improvements are an important step forwards and may help more women increase their working hours, the drive to get more mothers to return to work goes beyond childcare.

That is another reason for the Saudis not to go along with demands for a hefty cut.In short, if you want to know about the oil market, game theory and geopolitics may help more than geology.

The price is still a bit high at $600 for the pocket camera alone, but the movie mode may help more people see the potential.

Lower rates may or may not help more people find work.

This may help towards more accurate diagnosis, recording and more appropriate management of ATI consultations in general practice.

Hence, more clearly defined individual features of migraine ("endophenotypes") may help to more consistently identify genetic loci or genes involved in migraine [54].

That money may help get more Democrats elected to the Senate, but at a price.

Telematics may help push more vehicles through the system, but it will not make the congestion go away.