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Uplifting: Some anti-aging treatments work

Those of us fretting about wrinkles and lines on our faces can take heart from a study that finds some — though not all — anti-wrinkle tricks actually help.

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May 2008
		Lead story: Video: Graduation on the Diag Full contents >
April 2008
		Lead story: Keeping Faith Full contents >
March 2008
		Lead story: The Great Plate Full contents >
February 2008
		Lead story: A good fight may keep your marriage healthy Full contents >
January 2008
		Lead story: Easing the pain Full contents >
November 2007
		Lead story: Student, citizen, soldier: U-M's ROTC Full contents >
October 2007
		Lead story: Talking about science: Barrel of monkeys Full contents >
September 2007
		Lead story: Bo's Lasting Lessons Full contents >
July 2007
		Lead story: Team studies well-preserved baby mammoth Full contents >
June 2007
		Lead story: U-M grieves six lost in Survival Flight crash Full contents >
May 2007
		Lead story: When to have a child, if ever: impact in later life Full contents >
April 2007
		Lead story: Human-chimp study upsets long-standing views Full contents >
March 2007
		Lead story: U-M students participate in landmark flu study Full contents >
February 2007
		Lead story: Major link in brain-obesity puzzle found Full contents >
January 2007
		Lead Story: Campus brainstorms on Diversity Blueprints Full contents >
November 2006
		Lead Story: Regents approve stadium renovation designs Full contents >
October 2006
		Lead Story: U-M mourns death of Bo Shembechler Full contents >
September 2006
		Lead Story: Sneak preview! Watch the new Michigan Difference public service announcement Full contents >
August 2006
		Lead Story: Michigan Stadium renovation plans ready for review Full contents >
July 2006
		Lead Story: Why money doesn't buy happiness Full contents >
June 2006
		Lead Story: Coming into View? A Cure for Reading Glasses Full contents >
May 2006
		Lead Story: Big Changes at the Big House Full Contents >
April 2006
		Lead Story: U-M offers an on-line resource about the stem cell Full Contents >
March 2006
		Lead Story: Fat Chance: Web site reports on science of weight gain and loss Full Contents >
February 2006
		Lead Story: Son tells of President Ford's square-offs with news media Full Contents >
January 2006
		Lead Story: LSA theme semester focuses on evolution Full Contents >
November 2005
		Lead Story: University experts know a lot about flu Full Contents >
October 2005
		Lead Story: 1st amendment expert knocks 'academic bill of rights' effort Full Contents >
September 2005
		Lead Story: U-M launches center for stem cell biology Full Contents >
August 2005
		Lead Story: Lab-on-a-chip may identify dangerous new flu bugs quickly Full Contents >
July 2005
		Lead Story: Study links kids' sleep problems to troubled daytime behavior Full Contents >
June 2005
		Lead Story: Coleman leads U-M delegation to China Full Contents >
May 2005
		Lead Story: Protect yourself from sports-related eye injury Full Contents >
April 2005
		Lead Story: Architecture students are building 'house of future' now Full Contents >
March 2005
		Lead Story: Avian flu could spark worldwide healthb crisis Full contents >
February 2005
		Lead Story: Nanoparticles deliver drugs directly into targeted cells Full Contents >
January 2005
		Lead Story: 7% of college students have abused prescription stimulants Full Contents >
December 2004
		Lead Story: The University and Google will digitize entire U-M Library collection Full Contents >
November 2004 (no issue)
October 2004
		Lead Story: Bush, Kerry health plans to get thorough examination Oct. 29 Full Contents >
September 2004
		Lead Story: Economists predict steady, unspectacular economic growth Full Contents >
August 2004
		Lead Story: Boomers' unexpected ethos: work until we drop? Full Contents >
July 2004 (no issue)
June 2004
		Lead Story: Yo-yo diet syndrome sheds light on both malnourishment and obesity Full Contents >
May 2004
		Lead Story: Explaining why we aren't dying the way we used to Full Contents >
April 2004
		Lead Story: 'Smart' drugs may attack cancer cells and leave healthy ones alone Full Contents >
March 2004 (no issue)
February 2004
		Lead Story: What's the real skinny on the Low-Carb Diet fad? Full Contents >
January 2004
		Lead Story: Theme Semester: 1954 Brown v. Board of Education desegregation > Full Contents >
December 2003
		Lead Story: Shade-grown coffee: A berry difficult issue Full Contents >
November 2003
		Lead Story: Wolverines vs. Buckeyes: "The greatest sports rivalry," says poll Full Contents >
October 2003
		Lead Story: Power lunches were often symbolic 'food fights' about status in > Full Contents >
September 2003
		Lead Story: Stocky meat-eating dinosaur's skull unearthed in India Full Contents >
August 2003
		Lead Story: Enter the Clements photo identification contest Full Contents >