101.   Blood-sugar control for those using the inhaled delivery method was comparable to that with injections for both forms of the disease, researchers said.

102.   A British researcher says that as the world warms up, extreme weather conditions will make travel more and more difficult.

103.   A company researcher said it will continue to develop a new anti-schizophrenia drug even though two other drugmakers have dropped similar plans.

104.   A CDC researcher said repeated studies have found no evidence that informing students about sexually transmitted diseases and contraception leads them to have sex.

105.   A Danish study of a new thermogenic drug combination has shown promising results, researchers said.

106.   A Connecticut company, which asked to remain anonymous, provided the funding for a study that Roper Center researchers say they long have wanted to do.

107.   A bacterial infection can lead to heart disease, Canadian researchers say.

108.   A crucial missing piece in all models of solar system formation is the exact composition of the solar nebula, researchers said.

109.   A crucial point, researchers like Bluestone say, is taking advantage of the way the immune system distinguishes self from nonself.

110.   A drug that might help prevent complications from diabetes that cause blindness has sailed through its first safety tests on humans, researchers said Friday.