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Asthma may actually be prevented by Dust and Dirt

...al endotoxin. This may be an important clue in the development of effective and safe asthma prevention," Dr. Liu said. "Exposure to endotoxin may play a role in the prevention of allergen sensitization during infancy," he said. However, if a child or adult already has asthma or allergies, the presence of endotox...

Virus Level could Predict Cervical Cancer Risk

...h amounts of HPV 16 DNA is a major risk factor for development of cervical carcinoma (cancer),' said Agnetha Jose...lined the key role that HPV infection plays in the development of cervical cancer. He said, 'The results show that women with low levels of infection are at extrem...

Feeding channel created by malaria parasite - a new target for malaria treatments

...row and reproduce. The discovery may lead to the development of new treatments for malaria, a widespread and de...mous human suffering, malaria impedes the economic development and stability of many developing countries. This discovery is an important step forward in our under...

Novel "CYCLOSPORINE CAPSULE FORMULATION" to be launched

...naimi, President and CEO. "This is a very positive development for SangStat. Compared to our current capsule product, we believe it has a stronger patent position and improved product characteristics." SangStat competetors Novartis have a lawsuit filed against the company for SangCya oral solution....

Nobel Prize for Medicine shared by Three scientists

...mal function of the brain and have resulted in the development of new drugs and anti-depressants like Prozac. The studies have also helped in better understanding of Parkinsons disease....

Levothyroxine Thyroid Hormone Replacement, Approved for Hypothyroidism

...ose born with this disorder, impaired intellectual development if this disorder is not promptly and adequately treated. Symptoms of hypothyroidism in children and adults include fatigue, cold intolerance, dry skin, lethargy and weight gain....

Evidence Links Protein Damage to Neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's

...ve damage in a protein found in nerve cells to the development of degenerative diseases of the nervous system, such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. The first study to provide this evidence, conducted by University of Pennsylvania researchers, was published in the November 3, 2000, issue of Science. T...

Life Saving Cancer Drugs – From Chicken! Possible Says 'Dolly’ Creatos

...key part of our strategy to expand the institute’s development of medical applications of Dolly technolgy”....

Debate Rages over firing of HIV infected health care workers

... Northern Arizona University, a participant in the development of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 1991 protocol concerning the management of HIV-positive healthcare workers. As the drama unfolds one hopes that justice is done and the verdict settles all confusions and prevents such issues fro...

New drug to treat Heart Attack and damaged tissue

... Understanding Ischemia / Reperfusion leads to the development of new drugs to save the damaged tissue and treat heart attack. During Ischemia / Reperfusion, Early growth response gene (Egr –1) level increases and acts like a common link between the pathways lead to tissue injury, such as the stimulation of chem...

Antioxidants protect health tissue in people undergoing radiation therapy.

...of gamma radiation. The study offers hope for the development of better radioactive results and could be used to protect healthy tissue in people undergoing radiation therapy....

Now AIDS treatment comes dirt-cheap

...of anti retroviral drugs for AIDS treatment. This development brings to a head a series of developments in a year that has seen people all over the world ganging up against rising prices of essential life saving medicines. However critics say even now many in the poorer countries will be unable to afford the ne...

Development of AIDS vaccine -- Chiron Corp in talks with four Indian cos

...based vaccine major, and an Indian company for the development of a potential AIDS vaccine to halt the spread of ... Ministry of Health have already started a vaccine development project under the Indo-US initiative on HIV/AIDS....

India to benefit from pharma companies' move

...he campaign against drug companies in Britain. The development holds promise for all developing countries, a spokeswoman said. NGOs are now preparing to fight the fundamental WTO rules. "The fight to change the WTO rules is far from over," said Forsyth. "Brazil could become the next country which has to fight f...

Researchers urge caution in using ear tube surgery

...d speech, language and cognitive and psychological development in children at age 3 who had experienced persistent fluid in the ears during infancy and very early childhood. In the study, children either got ear tubes immediately, or researchers waited up to nine months to do the procedure if the ear fluid persi...

Award for TTK Chitra heart valve prosthesis

...or Group Vice-President at a press conference. The development of the device started during the early eighties with intensive research and brought to clinical usage during December 1990. The product costing around Rs. 18,000 (nearly on third of the cost of the imported artificial valves) has been successfully co...

The World Bank funds private Hospital in India

...me health agencies fear sets a precedent for using development assistance for projects that will mainly benefit t...s minimal commitments to the poor." International development agencies are also concerned at the bank's involvement in this private venture. Mike Rowson, director...

Doctors advice early anemia tests

...pared to the hemoglobin levels with the children's development when they were 18 months old.Children with levels of hemoglobin less than 95 grams per liter of blood scored six points lower on motor skill tests than babies with higher levels. Hemoglobin levels less than 90 were linked with a 12-points drop on mot...

Diabetes and Depression often go hand-in-hand

...ng and getting little exercise are also key to the development of type 2 diabetes-the form of the disease that is closely linked to obesity. In addition, Lustman said, diabetes and depression affect some of the same hormones and neurotransmitters. Depression can promote resistance to insulin, a hormone that regu...

Biotechnology industry expected to grow into a three billion dollar industry by 2002

...nd industrial biotech sectors both in research and development as well as infrastructure to harness its potential. The report projected a pyramidal structure for the sector with a few top biotech (Pharma-biotech) companies with fully integrated manufacturing entities being supported by large number of service p...

Mechanical Heart

...ionary procedure is the first major advance in the development of an artificial replacement heart in nearly two decades. If successful, the device could help thousands of patients who die each year waiting for a heart transplant. Patients considered for the implant were critically ill with fewer than 30 days to...

Folate and famiy planning

...ith. Folate is needed for healthy cell growth and development of men, women and children and folate is recommend...to take folate as it is necessary for the healthy development of babies in early pregnancy.One should not avoid folate due to risks of twin bearing....

Stuttering and brain anatomy

...ch and language puts an individual at risk for the development of stuttering.// Using MRI scans to measure the brains of 16 persistent developmental stuttering (PDS) patients and 16 controls, the right and left temporal lobe were found to be significantly larger in the adults with PDS, according to neurologis...

Breast milk is essential

...ix months. However, no difference was found in the development of movement skills, such as those involving co-ordination. Dr Torstein Vik, of the University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, and scientists from the Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, followed 345 randomly se...

Prevention of cataracts

...e study.// Researchers specifically looked for the development of cataracts. A cataract is a condition in which the lens loses its clearness and often occurs late in life. Researchers found the prevalence of cataracts was significantly lower in the group who ate the most amount of nutrients than the group who a...

Role of zinc in development

... new body proteins including cell growth and brain development in the unborn baby. It comes from a variety of foods but is most easily absorbed from foods of animal origin such as meat, seafood and poultry. Since iron can interfere with zinc absorption, it would make sense in communities where zinc intakes are...

Eating disorders are hereditary

..., and have been outstanding for their intellectual development and high scholar indexes, these girls in the moment they have any inconvenient trigger injuries in their self esteem, injuries that they try to heal improving their physical image. It was concluded that genes have a lot to do, but the familiar cont...

Stay young the Chinese way

...ses oxidation and is also directly involved in the development of 70 diseases such as Parkinson's disease, cancer, and strokes. Oligomeric Proantho Cynidins, or OPC, the natural substance extracted out of grape-stones, can sweep out redundant free radicals in the human body and so reduce the rate of oxidation....

Birth weight key factor in heart diseases

...obably makes a foetus divert resources from muscle development to the brain. So, the lightweight baby will have a tendency to put on fat after birth and develop a body type prone to heart disease.Barker says this highlights the fact that it's not your weight but how you arrived, as it is that determines your h...

Zydus Cadila and Kopran in strategic alliance

...la has been leveraging its strength in new product development to introduce several new products, many of them for the first time in India. While on one hand Aten would grow faster in the hands of Zydus Cadila, Kopran would be able to achieve higher growths through its strategy of launching new products....

Genetics and cholesterol levels

...ation too. Left untreated, FH often leads to early development of heart disease. But there are probably many other genes involved in the way the body handles cholesterol. Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh in the US have just completed the first-ever study of twins to show something of the interplay b...

Genesis of SUPAC

...AC) is an integral part of pharmaceutical product development but till a few years ago, no guidance was availabl...-up process is an inherent part of overall product development activity and by virtue of variables involved poses a challenge to the product stability and performa...

Medications to Prevent Relapse to Cocaine Use

... This finding could open up a new avenue for the development of drugs to prevent relapse to cocaine use induced..., and this research could be the first step in the development of a new medicinal approach to make it easier for a recovering addict to remain drug-free....

Snake venom a treatment for digestive disease

...ake venom and frog skin secretions may lead to the development of new treatments for a range of stubborn digestive disorders. The findings, mark the discovery of two naturally occurring human proteins, which the researchers have named prokineticins.How the proteins were //discovered is a tale of biological dete...

Fish for the lungs

...cancer. Studies reveal that diet can influence the development of cancer. Eating large amounts of fish could protect smokers against lung cancer. Experts repeatedly warn that fish consumption may only have a moderating effect and smokers should not assume that it is safe to carry on smoking as long as they eat f...

Surgeons implant second artificial heart

..., Massachusetts, is the first major advance in the development of an artificial replacement heart in nearly two decades. The surgeons have said previously that patients considered for the implant were critically ill with fewer than 30 days to live. The first patient, 59-year-old diabetic Robert Tools, was given ...

Diabetes on the rise

...e exercise. Obesity is a known risk factor for the development of diabetes. Dr Mohan, Medical Director of the MV Diabetes Research centre in Chennai, told the annual conference of the Association of Physicians of India: "By 2005, we will have 30 to 35 million diabetics in India, and every fifth diabetic in the w...

Nobel laureates in chemistry

...fornia, USA. They were awarded the Prize for their development of catalytic asymmetric synthesis. The Laureates h...of great importance for academic research, for the development of new drugs and materials, and are being used in many industrial syntheses of pharmaceutical produc...

For healthy lungs

...e responsible for protecting the lungs against the development of cancer, according to a separate study published this week.Researchers found that high levels of vitamin E in the blood were associated with the lowest risk of lung cancer. They stressed, however, that it was not proven that taking a vitamin E su...

Avoid stress to have strong babies

...sychological state of the mother may affect foetal development and therefore birth weight".// The women were ask... is that anxiety may have a chemical effect on the development of the blood vessels earlier on in pregnancy." She added that it was not known when stress would h...

Pregnant smokers could harm their child

...that children exposed to smoke before birth suffer development problems, including attention deficit disorders. ...s been largely overlooked as a risk factor for the development of tobacco use among youth. "Our findings indicate that foetal exposure to tobacco may have a signif...

Is there a link between bones and memory?

...t is one of the strongest predictors of the future development of dementia and Alzheimer's disease," lead study author Dr. Yuqing Zhang of Boston University told. Low estrogen exposure may increase the risk of verbal memory problems, he added, "and bone mass is a good marker of cumulative estrogen exposure." T...

Better Treatment for obesity

...mpound, oleylethanolamide (OEA), could lead to the development of better treatments for eating disorders and obesity. // The effects of OEA are striking and profoundly different from those of traditional appetite suppressants. This implies that molecular mimics of OEA, or synthetic molecules that resemble OEA ...

Asthma linked to obesity

...te: "BMI may be an independent risk factor for the development of asthma. However, researchers from the Department of Public Health Sciences at King's College, London say the link between obesity and asthma is recent....

Ajanta Launches World's First Once-A-Day Nimesulide Oral Formulation

...l formulation in its fully integrated research and development centre at Kandivali in Mumbai. // Since the bra... which has been conducting aggressive research for development of novel oral products and improved formulations, is looking for international partnerships in marke...

Beer does good

... of eye are damaged in this way it can lead to the development of cataracts. Dr John Trevithick, who presented the research to the International Chemical Conference of Pacific Basin Societies in Honolulu on Sunday, said the ingredients in the beer could help. "Antioxidants protect the mitochondria against this...

Cirrhosis linked to genes

...esearch, says the work suggests directions for the development of treatment and help identify people at high risk of developing the disease.One in six heavy drinkers develop organ damage and teams in several UK centres are studying what makes this group particularly vulnerable.// Dr West's team has identified ...

New light on Cardiology

...tudy were compared for the presence, regression or development of LVH. Cardiovascular outcomes such as MI, stroke and heart failure were also evaluated. Among 92.9 per cent of the patients, ramipril either prevented or caused gradual regression of LVH, independent of its effect on blood pressure control. Adver...

Creating brain cells from bone marrow

...it flies in the face of much of what we know about development of tissues and organs. However, once the right growth factor cocktail had been concocted, it took just an hour to turn 100 per cent of the stem cells into neurons. The cells were also producing specific brain chemicals like serotonin, a compound th...

FDA Approves New HIV Drug, Viread

...ger respond well to available therapies due to the development of viral resistance....

Allergies are related to mothers' menses

...he influence of the mother's hormone levels on the development of the child. The study of Finnish families was ... take account of other factors that can affect the development and severity of allergies, such as maternal age, smoking, the season of birth, parental allergies an...

Erythromycin and infants’ intestinal disorde

... found a link between erythromycin, and subsequent development of pyloric stenosis, a condition that affects one in 500 newborns. Pyloric stenosis, which usually occurs in the first or second month of life, is a blockage of the outlet of the stomach that causes projectile vomiting//, leading to weight loss and ...

Lecithin lowers cholesterol absorption in body

...ir natural precursors which could lead directly to development of new compounds for lowering cholesterol. Koo anticipates that regulatory barriers to such development will be low.Koo says people with normal cholesterol and no family history of cardiovascular disease ...

A new treatment for liver cancer

...rs or those involving the bile duct. An exciting development is that the researchers have found they can dramatically decrease side effects by better targetting of the beads and by splitting the dose, so that only certain sections of liver are irradiated. It is also easier on the patient that TheraSphere is an...

Too much fibre can aggrevate cancer

...ded: "This trial has no clear implications for the development of colorectal cancer, because most adenomas do not turn into cancers."...

Andhra Pradesh to set up 'Pharma City'

...cals to draw up a detailed plan for infrastructure development so that Indian and international pharmaceutical companies can undertake research and development, clinical trials, manufacturing and marketing in a world-class environment. The state government has 1,900 acres of land in the first phase. Additional 3...

Caffeine can induce epilepsy in newborns

...dies have found that caffeine may be linked to the development of epileptic discharges in cells from newborn mammals that have been briefly starved of oxygen. A research team from the Institut National De La Santé in France examined cells from the hippocampus, a part of the brain that is thought to control memo...

Stem cell research

...ab, in the first successful attempt to control the development of embryonic stem cells. Their work is a major step towards the production of replacement tissues for treating neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. Researchers worldwide have been in heavy competition over the past ...

Infection linked with heart attack

... been suspected that infection plays a role in the development of heart disease.// This has been possible by promoting inflammation within the coronary arteries. However, the studies that have been produced, so far, have conflicting evidence. According to researchers at University of Cleavland have shown a dir...

Keys to good bone health

...r day, could ensure the prevention of osteoporosis development later in life.//Although this is the first research to directly link bone density to the number of steps taken per day, it is already well known that exercise is a major factor in the prevention of osteoporosis, the common bone-thinning disease. In f...
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