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Viagra Also Found To Be Effective For Treatment of Lung Diseases

...way. Researchers say the patient population might grow because doctors, who often miss the condition, are looking more carefully now that treatments are available. Though far from cures for pulmonary hypertension, the new drugs have helped improve the outlook for patients. Drug manufacturers say they w...

Can Calcium Help Reduce Weight?

...ther always told you to drink your milk so you can grow bigger, she may have been wrong. Participants in the study who consumed more calcium lost more weight. Researchers say if the body consumes enough calcium, a breakdown of fat occurs. However, if the body consumes an insufficient amount of calcium,...

Treatment For Prostate Cancer Found To Increases Fracture Risk

...rogen levels can make prostate cancer // shrink or grow more slowly. However, hormone therapy will not cure the cancer and is often used when other treatments such as surgery or radiation are not good options. New research shows a common treatment for prostate cancer significantly increases the risk of f...

Eating Fruits And Vegetables Found to Fight Endometriosis

...riosis develops when the tissues lining the uterus grow outside of the uterus and begin to surround other organs in the abdomen. // The condition can cause bleeding, pain and discomfort. Women who eat more fruits and vegetables are less likely to suffer from the painful condition known as endometriosis, s...

Common Cold Found to Fight Cancer Cells

...did this by modifying one gene, so the virus could grow in cancerous cells. However, they had to boost the...of another gene to ensure that the virus would not grow in non-cancerous cells. Specialists say, “When the virus infects cells, it takes the altered genes w...

Strong link between Skin Allergies and Cancer !!

...ly be more prone //to blood related caners as they grow older. A Swedish team of researchers reported this finding in a study in the recent issue of the BMC public Health. In this alarming finding it was reported that people who experience hives are actually more likely to develop Leukemia and those of...

Understanding The Predictor’s Of Alzheimer’s Diseae

...he brain develops in adulthood, cholesterol levels grow and promote the production of a toxic protein that attacks the brain and may eventually lead to Alzheimer’s. Researchers say genetic factors and the brain’s developmental process contribute to the degeneration of myelin. They say complex connections...

Stopping The Growth Of Viruses

... naturally in lymph nodes -- a place where viruses grow and multiply. Now, researchers say there is strong evidence to suggest AAT’s properties may also inhibit the growth of other viruses. This concept is provocative but at the same time intuitive, and if it holds true in infected patients, this discover...

Stopping The Growth Of Viruses

... naturally in lymph nodes -- a place where viruses grow and multiply. Now, researchers say there is strong evidence to suggest AAT’s properties may also inhibit the growth of other viruses. This concept is provocative but at the same time intuitive, and if it holds true in infected patients, this discover...

Blindness may be genetic by nature

...rotein called complement factor H (CFH). as people grow old, there happens very small damages to the eye tissue. Often there forms a combination of fats, proteins etc called drusen that affects the eye tissue s well. The particular variant of gene CFH causes up to seven times damage to eye tissue in elder...

Gene Therapy To Treat Deafness

...called Atoh1 can be used to encourage new hairs to grow in the cochleae of the inner ear. This gene is also called Math1. The new sensory hairs grow as the differentiated non-sensory cells of the inner ear are encouraged to change the phenotype. De...

Birth weight and adult body weight increases heart disease

...wborn who catch up on their genetic potentials and grow up to be large adults, may not be very healthy. Hence it is not a good idea to restrict the growth of babies in their mother’s womb....

Teen depression maybe short lived

...iety, and fear by the age of five are the ones who grow up to have depressions at the age of 15 or 20. Recurring depressions occur in teens with poor social relationships at the age of 15. Also children of depressive mothers are at a higher risk than others, while girls tend to be at a greater risk from d...

Stem Cell Solution for Infertility

...m cells are master cells that have the capacity to grow into any type of cell in the body. Embryonic stem cells are currently derived from very early embryos left over from infertility treatments. In May, researchers in South Korea had created batches of embryonic stem cells from nine patients and they ha...

Roots of polycystic ovarian syndrome traced to mother’s wom

...intensity of polycystic ovarian syndrome when they grow to their adulthood. Researchers suggest that several developmental pathways affecting the fetus may be responsible for the incidence of polycystic ovarian syndrome in daughters later in life. One such pathway may be the incidence of high maternal b...

Producing Vaccines from genetically modified crops

...Pharma – Planta say that plants are inexpensive to grow as well as to engineer them to contain a gene for a pharmaceutical product and most importantly they could produce large quantities of drugs or vaccines at low cost. The project has yet to decide which plants to use but some of the plants most likel...

Sleep Not Critical For Early Brain Development Of Baby Dolphins

... to breathe oxygen at the surface and help them to grow more rapidly. Conventionally it is believed that sleep is critical to early development. Most of the mammals so far studied sleep and rest after birth and only gradually decrease their sleep requirements as they grow. "Somehow, these seafaring mamm...

Simple Urine Test Can Help To Monitor Disfiguring Birthmarks

...then they are also called – Hemangiomas. They can grow rapidly in the first year of life, then usually shrink and disappear. But some grow quite large, causing obstruction, ulceration and other problems. Marsha Moses, PhD of Children's V...

CoQ10 bioavailability increased by Nanotechnology

...rket, still in its infancy, is however expected to grow rapidly from $2.6 billion today to $7 billion next year and to $20.4bn in 2010. ...

Inherent similarities in identical twins may not be so strong

...ung and increases with age, as the identical twins grow older. Reference: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, July 200...

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