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Mutated Gene Zaps Pancreas Cancer in Mice

...es. Early diagnosis is extremely difficult, so the disease is often discovered at a late stage after it has already spread, or metastasized. br>...

New Therapies for Kidney Diseases

...d a gene that protects us against a serious kidney disease In the current online issue of Nature Genetics ...phronopthisis (NPHP) in humans and mice. NPHP is a disease marked by kidney degeneration during childhood that leads to kidney failure requiring organ transpla...

Sugary Diet can Be Helpful in Shedding Off Pounds

...vice. Measures of body fat and markers of heart disease risk (such as waist circumference and cholesterol levels) were collected at the beginning and end of the trial. The advice followed healthy eating guidelines and recommended: a reduced daily calorie intake, which was low in fat (35 percent of calor...

A Spoonful of Sugar can Melt Away the Pounds

...vice. Measures of body fat and markers of heart disease risk (such as waist circumference and cholesterol levels) were collected at the beginning and end of the trial. The advice followed healthy eating guidelines and recommended: a reduced daily calorie intake, which was low in fat (35 percent of calor...

Smoking Linked to Lower Parkinson's Disease Risk

...hat smokers are less likely to develop Parkinson's disease . Several studies have suggested cigarette smoki...ted with a reduced risk for developing Parkinson's disease and now an analysis by Beate Ritz, M.D., Ph.D., of the UCLA School of Public Health, Los Angeles, an...

Scientists Identify New Genetic Mutation Behind Common Dementia

...e of the condition, which is also known as Prick's disease . Frontotemporal dementia involves progressive ... in the journal Neurology. The genetic form of the disease is rare, and most cases occur randomly, says the write-up. "We are hopeful that this finding (new ...

Visual Impairment Linked to Greater Mortality Risk

...al impairment and its two main causes: cataract, a disease in which the eye's lens is covered by a film that ... indicates that visual impairment, age-related eye disease or both are markers of aging and frailty or whether these ocular conditions accelerate aging, thus l...

Parkinson's Targets Two Distinct Brain Networks, Finds Study

A new research has found that Parkinson's disease targets two distinct brain networks in humans . ...his is the first longitudinal study of Parkinson's disease using a brain scan to follow these Parkinson's network over time. The new report appears in an onlin...

Singapore Dengue Fever Cases Hit Year's Peak

...from dengue and there have been 4,029 cases of the disease in the first 27 weeks of the year, a figure which ...lly associated with poorer tropical countries. The disease leads to a sudden onset of fever with severe headaches, muscle and joint pains, and rashes....

Roches Arthritis Drug Successful in III Stage Trail

... The treatment showed a significant improvement in disease signs and symptoms. Biologic Actemra (tocilizumab...progressive joint damage early in the disease. The disease differs from what is popularly known as arthritis, typically associated with age-related joint pain;...

Advancement in Gene Associated With Colon Cancer

... Unraveling the mysteries of the susceptibility to disease is moving rapidly since the publication of the com...y of the relationship between our genetic code and disease is now starting to become clear, and many scientists are turning to the same chapter to find importa...

Switzerland Approves Brain Cancer Vaccine

... DCVax-Brain allows the immune system to fight the disease without side effects. Studies found the medicine delays recurrence of the tumor by 18.1 months for new patients, Northwest claims. According to the U.S. National Cancer Institute, there are 19,000 new cases of primary brain cancer diagnosed each ye...

Electronic Health Records Shows No Improvement in Quality of Outpatient Care

... within the entire health-care system that chronic disease prevention and management deserves emphasis," he said. CONTACT: Susan Ipaktchian at (650) 725-5375 (susani@stanford.edu)...

Apple a Day Keeps Asthma Away

...pple a day can keep asthma away, but its a complex disease with a genetic component. However, it may be that certain foods can lessen or prevent asthma symptoms, said Dr. Burns. The most important thing to remember is that diet can have a significant impact on teens respiratory health. I would encourage t...

Early Parkinsons Show Hallucination,sleepiness

...cademy of Neurology , People with early Parkinsons disease report a higher than anticipated development or wo... not affect the risk. Being female, having heart disease and pramipexole treatment was associated with an increased risk of swelling. Our results suggest t...

Britains Free Fruit -And -Vegetable -Scheme Falls Flat

...egetable consumption and cutting the risk of heart disease and cancer in later life by improving children's diets.Apples, pears, bananas, satsumas, carrots and cherry tomatoes were the fruits on offer, along with extra varieties, depending on the time of year. The researchers, who published their findings i...

Study Confirms No HRT Benefit for Older Women

...e to help prevent chronic conditions such as heart disease . But the authors support the view that HRT is a ... the authors. It shows that there is no overall disease prevention benefit, and some potential risk, for women who start hormone replacement therapy many ye...

Simple Blood Test May Predict Alzheimers Disease

...stages are difficult to diagnose. The degenerative disease affects brain cells, which leads to memory loss an...es up to a year for a diagnosis and only spots the disease once its symptoms have set in. Says Research director Professor Simon Lovestone: "There are hundred...

Milk and Dairy Products Protect Against metabolic Syndrome

...ad almost double the risk of coronary artery heart disease and four times the risk of diabetes of those without the syndrome. They were also almost 50% more likely to die early. But those who regularly drank milk and ate dairy products, such as yogurt and cheese, were significantly less likely to have the ...

Fat Tax Could Avoid Considerable Amount of Heart Attack and Stroke Deaths Annually

...ead, and could actually increase deaths from heart disease and stroke. It would also increase weekly househol... But it would prevent up to 3200 deaths from heart disease and stroke every year, equivalent to a drop of 1.7% across the nation. The authors conclude that f...

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(Date:7/25/2008)...wswire/ -- Sagent Pharmaceuticals, Inc.,a private...nounced that it,has launched amiodarone HCl inject... the treatment and prophylaxis of frequently recur...unstable ventricular,tachycardia -- a potentially ...iodarone HCl injection will be available immediate...
(Date:7/25/2008)...gus can cause immune system changes , , ...ence linking gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD...y Medical Center researchers. , An association ...1970s, and since then studies have shown that betw...lso experience GERD symptoms. But the actual link ...
(Date:7/25/2008)...ou are an Olympian, Professional Athlete, Elite Am...u Need to Know about Hydration to Boost Sports Per...r , Marina del Rey, Calif...tes are heading to Beijing following years of inte...pes of capturing an Olympic medal and securing the...
(Date:7/24/2008)...ers at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Cent...that the hepatitis C virus slows or stunts the imm...atients are treated with a combination of drugs kn...ction is more serious in HIV-infected people, lead...s for Disease Control. Intravenous drug use is a m...
Breaking Medicine News(10 mins):Health News:Sagent Pharmaceuticals Launches Amiodarone HCl Injection, USP 2Health News:Sagent Pharmaceuticals Launches Amiodarone HCl Injection, USP 3Health News:People With GERD More Likely to Develop Asthma 2Health News:Hydration Will Be Key For Beijing Bound Olympians, What Every Athlete Must Know 2Health News:Hydration Will Be Key For Beijing Bound Olympians, What Every Athlete Must Know 3Health News:Hydration Will Be Key For Beijing Bound Olympians, What Every Athlete Must Know 4Health News:Hydration Will Be Key For Beijing Bound Olympians, What Every Athlete Must Know 5Health News:Researchers disprove long-standing belief about HIV treatment 2Health News:Researchers disprove long-standing belief about HIV treatment 3
(Date:7/24/2008)...nia State University College of Medicine, Hershey,... imiquimod, a clinically important immune response...vity, is dependent on the Opioid Growth Factor (OG...discovery, reported in the August 08 issue of Exp...ghts into a widely used drug that may lead to deve...
(Date:7/24/2008)... 24, 2008) A multi-institutional team of research...nesota Medical School, have developed a powerful t...method will allow researchers to generate syntheti...nces for inactivation or repair. , The potential ...rector of the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Center for ...
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(Date:7/23/2008)... One of the reasons people on low-carbohydrate die...e of fructose, a type of sugar that can be made in...UT Southwestern Medical Center. , Dr. Elizabet... and lead author of a study appearing in a current...m,s findings suggest that the right type of carboh...
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