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Resistant tumors could be treated with the discovery of a new molecule within cancer cells

...t has correctly shared out all its genes, ensuring each new cell receives a complete set. If there is a problem with the process of sharing out genes, an alarm will be triggered and the cell will not divide. However, cells with high amounts of AURORA-A seemed to over-ride the alarm and continue to divide,...

Cancer gene mystery to be cracked!

...lenge for scientists was to unravel the mystery of each human gene and find out what each gene was doing. This would help in working out which of them are playing important roles in cancer a...

New and unique treatment for Psoriasis patients

...ents on the drug would require a blood test before each weekly dose to ensure their levels of infection-fighting immune cells have not dipped too low, which would require postponing a dose. Another theoretical concern is that by suppressing the immune system, the risk of cancer might increase. The FDA, wh...

Kids not getting enough Physical Exercise

...hould// get at least one hour of physical activity each day. Researchers from 10 medical centers around the United States studied third graders and their PE activity at 684 schools to check if the Healthy People 2010 initiative goals are being met. The initiative suggested PE time be offered daily and sho...

First head-to-head trials of once weekly Fosamax and Actonel therapies

...US-based study, as well as an international study, each of which will examine approximately 800 post menopausal women with osteoporosis(defined by a bone mineral density (BMD) T-score of...

Herbal supplement ephedra posing threat to people's health

...and they took into account the volume of sales for each product. They then calculated that use of ephedra posed a risk 200 times greater than the risk posed by all other herbal supplements combined. Individual comparisons between ephedra and other herbs ranged from a risk 100 times greater when compared w...

Hyaluronan supplementation therapy for Knee Osteoarthritis

...of different hyaluronan products on the market and each of these is made differently in regard to mode of production, molecular weight, concentration and treatment regimen. Therefore, they cautioned clinicians to look at the evidence supporting the use of a given product before they use it. The study also...

Obesity risk can be reduced by eating breakfast regularly

...hers also concluded that eating whole-grain cereal each day was associated with a 15 per cent reduction in risk for the insulin resistance syndrome. <br...

Sense of smell impaired in alcoholics

... are pen-like devices that dispense odour, to test each nostril at a time.// The subjects were tested for odour threshold (sensitivity), the lowest concentration of an odour where a faint presence is reliably detected, the ability to distinguish between smells and the ability to recognize the name of an o...

Old theory of adaptation confirmed by new study

...The extent to which people adapt was different for each individual and this depended upon the degree to which they react to the initial event. The stronger the reaction to the initial event, the longer it takes to get back to normal....

Medicines on the move

.... Reason for medication: A note of the reasons for each of the medications that you take will be of help if you have to see a doctor or go to a hospital while you are travelling. This will give the medical staff an idea of your health condition. 3. How to carry the medicines? - All medications should be ...

Babies Should Get Vitamin D Supplement

...baby drinks less than// 500 milliliters of formula each day they should also receive supplements, accordin...nd teens who do not drink at least 500 milliliters each day of milk fortified with vitamin D. Sunlight is a major source of vitamin D and early humans likel...

SARS impact could be devastating

... the region, sending home in excess of $20 billion each year to their families. Studies show most of those families used the remittances for consumption buying cars and building new houses directly improving standards of living// and boosting their local economies. Among the throng of migrating laborers, ...

Missing Protein In Cancer Development

...smission of genetic material from a parent cell to each of its daughter cells produced during cell division. If that transmission somehow gets disrupted, the resulting cells become mutant versions of the original cell. The researchers studied mouse cells that lacked E2F3 as well as cells that contained th...

Liver diseases: The enemy with an accomplice

...nts' case histories say that some time in the past each of them had an intrusion into circulatory system: these persons had either been donors, or had been operated on, subjected to blood transfusion or intravenous injections. Under a microscope their liver looked as it should look like in case of a slugg...

Hair loss - What happens behind ?

...n, just as men, have hair follicles, the homes for each hair. These hair follicles are sensitive// to male hormones. Male hormones are also produces in women. When a woman's male hormone production increases or when her female hormone production decreases, her hair follicles respond by shedding their hair...

World Health Organisation Takes a Historic Decision and Approves Treaty to Discourage Smoking

...r years Tobacco now kills some five million people each year. This death toll could double to reach 10 million by 2020 if countries do not implement the measures of the FCTC. The smoking rates are are increasing, especially among the young, While smoking rates are declining in some industrialised countrie...

World Health Organisation Takes a Historic Decision and Approves Treaty to Discourage Smoking

...r years Tobacco now kills some five million people each year. This death toll could double to reach 10 million by 2020 if countries do not implement the measures of the FCTC. The smoking rates are are increasing, especially among the young, While smoking rates are declining in some industrialised countrie...

World Health Organisation Takes a Historic Decision and Approves Treaty to Discourage Smoking

...r years Tobacco now kills some five million people each year. This death toll could double to reach 10 million by 2020 if countries do not implement the measures of the FCTC. The smoking rates are are increasing, especially among the young, While smoking rates are declining in some industrialised countrie...

Hope for 11 million children facing death from illnesses

...o aims to reduce the 1.4 million adolescent deaths each year. Last year, the number of children and adolescents who died was double the total number of adult deaths from AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined.// In 2000 10.8 million children under five years old died, over half of them from just five pre...

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