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Love the sun

...amin D levels below the ideal. As well as problems such as rickets for the infants, a deficiency in adults can lead to bone-softening conditions such as osteomalacia and muscle disorders.// Ninety per cent of vitamin D in the body is derived from th...

Sleep, snoring....stroke

...e study, said that certain sleep characteristics - such as sleeping for more than eight hours, the tendency to fall asleep during the day and the tendency to snore - influence the likelihood of having a stroke. Professor Qureshi and his colleagues surveyed the sleeping patterns of 1,348 adults who had t...

Osteoporosis Drugs: right time to take-off

..., Selective Oestrogen Receptors Modulators (SERMs) such as Raloxifene and new generation bisphosphonates such as Risedronate have not been introduced in the Indian market. These drugs have a better efficacy and...

Wonder drug - could end in disaster

...unteers on Lustral became dangerously suicidal. No such effect was found when the volunteers were put on an antidepressant of a different class called reboxetine. "There are risk with these pills and benefits. Doctors need to make sure that the people they give these pills to are going to benefit, and th...

Blood clots likely in long travel

...iffith University, which he said would investigate such aspects in more detail....

Is Obesity a risk factor?

...rt failure, experience many problems. Generally in such peope the heart does not pump blood around the body as efficiently as it should. Even though there is no cure, it is treatable with drugs.Doctors often advise people with heart failure to lose weight if they are obese. Researchers in Texas have sur...

Psychological consequence of terrorist attacks

...ty disorders is the most likely outcome - symptoms such as disturbed sleep, excessive worrying, and a retreat into smoking or drinking more may be early warnings that you might need help in coming to terms with these tragic events....

Vitamin C for the heart

...and may contribute to aging and chronic conditions such as cancer and heart disease.While antioxidants such as vitamin C can "neutralize" these compounds and reduce damage, free radicals can also deplete anti...

Quit Smoking

...tes a day. The drug poses possible side effects such as dry mouth, headache and insomnia, but half of users suffer none of them and in most of those who do the effects are short-lived and not serious. It should not be taken by pregnant or lactating women, or people who have epilepsy or anorexia or are...

Gene therapy restores sight

.... "It's impressive that the researchers have shown such a degree of improvement in sight - a several fold increase." However, Dr Stone told ABC Science Online that applying this work to humans would not be immediate nor straightforward."In the dog, LCA shows a slow progression and so the researchers were...

Genesis of SUPAC

... scale up process of various dosage forms. Factors such as variability of raw material, equipment differences, wet granulation effects, and compression press differences have been analysed for their role in scale-up process. The difficulties observed during scale-up of liquid formulations (sterilisation p...

No allergy at all !

...th," Szeinbach said. This led to other problems, such as an increased use of anti-depressants. People wi...nditions that affect the nasal cavity and sinuses, such as a runny nose and eyes. Almost anything can cause allergy-type symptoms - perfumes, sinus infectio...

Emotional callers hamper speedy ambulance dispatch

...han a quarter of ambulances are delayed because of such communication problems. The implications of such a high number of ambulance delays to patients who need urgent medical attention are enormous, accord...

Diet Can Influence Allergic Skin Reactions

...itis may benefit from ridding their diets of foods such as citrus fruits and tomatoes, according to the re... After eliminating potential sources of irritation such as perfumes, skin care products and cleaners, patients who still did not see a reduction in symptom...

Drink milk right now

...ast cancer incidence, after adjustment for factors such as age, reproductive and hormonal factors, body mass index and alcohol consumption. However, childhood milk consumption only appeared to be protective against breast cancer among those women aged between 34 and 39, rather than those aged between 40 a...

Sequencing of the Plague

...h antibiotics. If the bacteria invade the lungs of such patients, and they cough them out, nearby people m...ithout the interposition of fleas.Russia developed such a plague weapon. It picked up genes directly from baculoviruses that infect insects, including one ...

E. coli strains resistant to a common antibiotic

...hey came from the same source, and the most likely such source is food. The research, conducted at the University of California at Berkeley, was based on analysis of 302 cases. "We were really, really surprised," said researcher Amee R. Manges at Berkeley. "When we looked at these organisms from these ...

Alternative therapies popular with Parkinson's patients

...e of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), such as vitamins, message or acupuncture. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University in the US have carried out a survey of more than 200 people with Parkinson's disease. Forty per cent use one or more forms of CAM - and 12 per cent use five or more differen...

Renal problem alleviated

...at occur in the nervous system in other disorders, such as in Huntington’s and Alzheimer’s disease. “However, more studies are needed to determine if this could be useful in humans,” he said. The researchers are hopeful that antioxidants might be used in the future to treat, or even to prevent, cognitive...

Treatment for pre-menstrual syndrome is ineffective

...ugs at all. 90% of women suffer from mild symptoms such as irritability. The team examined 14 studies on the effectiveness of the treatment, which has been routinely prescribed by doctors since the 1960s. They concluded that there was no "convincing evidence" to support the continued prescription of proge...

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