Navigation Links


Tag: "university" at medical news

Heart disease in the newborn is related to maternal malnutrition

...ses in the newborn. Dr. Tessa .J. Rosé boom of the university of Amsterdam and her team have studied the occurrence of coronary heart diseases in children and correlated the findings to maternal malnutrition in the three trimesters of pregnancy. They opined that maternal malnutrition during the first three mont...

Now umbilical cord helps in stroke treatment.

... about this prospect. Dr. Paul R. Sanberg from the university of South Florida conducted the study. He hopes to start these studies on humans soon, in a year or two. Many scientists are now accepting the theory that primitive tissue called stem cells will very soon be used to manufacture human spare parts. Thi...

Hundred million dollar gift for malaria institute

...y the Johns Hopkins Malaria Institute will put the university at the forefront of efforts to find an effective vaccine and new treatments for the mosquito-borne disease, one of the leading killers in developing nations.Malaria kills atleast one million people and at least 500 million get infected every year. Ap...

The cancer-fighting gene

A university of Alberta biochemist has recreated the three-dimensional structure of a critical portion of the BRCA1 protein, which if mutated, causes, hereditary breast cancer.Using ultra-sensitive x-ray crystallography, biochemistry assistant professor Mark Glov...

Armpit odour enhances mood

...sorbed any odour they produced. Then more than 300 university students sampled smells taken at random, filling in before and after questionnaires designed to test their mood. People who had inhaled the samples taken from the armpits of old ladies responded significantly more positively. But results showed the...

Panacea Biotech To Market Anthrax Vaccine

...the exclusive rights. In addition, it will pay the university a royalty on sales. However, the company is yet to make any projections on the business the vaccine is expected to generate.// The vaccine is different from drugs such as ciprofloxacin currently being used in the treatment of anthrax. Ciprofloxacin...

Smoking during pregnancy increases risk of cleft palate

Researchers from the university of Michigan state that Women who smoke while pregnant are 60 percent to 70 percent more likely than nonsmokers to give birth// to a baby with a cleft lip or palate. The risk of the birth defect rises with the number of cigarettes that a mother-to-be ...

Tongue piercing leads to bacterial infection

"Body art is regnant among undergraduate university students, and there is significant incidence of me...ne and the lead author of the study. A survey of university undergraduate students revealed that more than one-half had some type of body piercing and 22 percen...

Eating Greens fights cancer

Researchers at an American university have found that raw broccoli contains small amounts of a cancer-fighting chemical. When one chew broccoli, its cells rupture hence releasing an enzyme that produces chemicals called sulphoraphanes. To simulate chewing the researchers crushed raw broc...

Admission to Russian varsities is looking up

...an students could seek admission to any Government university in Russia which is listed in the directory of medical schools of the World Health Organisation. Fee structure The cost of doing MBBS in Russia is five to ten times less when compared to the Us and the UK, " said Ravichandran. The fee structure for t...

Less is more for preserving teeth and gums

...he detriment of gums and even enamel, according to university researchers. Hours of tests on brushing and scrubbing volunteers have found that more than two minutes triggers a risk of damage to gums,// particularly if the toothbrush user presses too hard. "Once you go beyond approximately that point you aren'...

Stress may Worsen Acne

...ms have been unsubstantiated until now. Twenty-two university students participated in this study.Each participant had at least one academic examination within the time of the study.// Exam sessions are common sources of stress for students. Stress levels were recorded using the Perceived Stress Scale, which me...

Disease Management Programs – Effective for Heart Patient

... involved nearly 800 heart disease patients at six university hospitals. About half took part in the program and the other half did not. At a six-month follow up, patients in the program had lowered their cholesterol by 21 points, compared to just seven points for those who did not participate in the program. ...

Exposure To Tobacco Smoke Can Lead To Sickle Cell Crisis

...o blood oxygen problems hence researchers from the university of California speculated exposure to secondhand smoke could either cause these acute flare ups, known as sickle cell crises, or make them worse. The study involved 52 children between ages 2 and 18. All had sickle cell disease. Twenty-two of the chil...

Effective Management Of Heart Patients

... involved nearly 800 heart disease patients at six university hospitals. About half took part in the program and the other half did not. At a six-month follow up, patients in the program had lowered their cholesterol by 21 points, compared to just seven points for those who did not participate in the program. ...

Stress Found To Worsen Acne In Teenagers

...s have been unsubstantiated until now. Twenty-two university students participated in this study. Each participant had at least one academic examination within the time of the study. Exam sessions are common sources of stress for students. Stress levels were recorded using the Perceived Stress Scale, which mea...

Canada helps in giving birth to world first baby from frozen egg

...cedure to treat infertility problems. The Canadian university had developed the new method of rapid freezing of the eggs in the process called vitrification, where eggs are frozen rapidly in liquid nitrogen at –1960 C in order to avoid the formation of ice crystals. At this temperature eggs can be successfully ...

Avoid Coffee Before Undergoing PET/ CT scans

... a known or suspected cancers, Dr. Osman from the university presented his study that looks at the relationship between caffeine intake and uptake by the hear of the tracer used in the PET scan called FDG at the Society of Nuclear Medicine's annual conference held this month in Toronto. Usually the tracer ...

Help teenagers eat healthy by giving nutritional information along with food.

...ormation, for starters. Researchers of Penn State university had found that on seeing the displayed information, the teenagers may not switch to a totally different food habit, but they are more inclined to choose the healthier option even while staying in the same framework of their individual tastes in foods...

Emergence Of New Gene Scanning Technology In Disease Research

... The technology devised by Professor Ian Day from university of Southampton in collaboration with Bristol, University college London, British Heart foundation and Department of Health identified a mutant gene causing high, moderate cholesterol levels among 10,000 middle aged individuals. Through this techniqu...

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Other Tagsharmful 2harmful 3harmful 4harmful 5harmful 6harmful 7harmful 8harmful 9harmful 10triggers 2triggers 3triggers 4triggers 5triggers 6triggers 7triggers 8triggers 9triggers 10liver 2liver 3liver 4liver 5liver 6liver 7liver 8liver 9liver 10switch 2switch 3switch 4switch 5switch 6switch 7switch 8switch 9switch 10evolution 2evolution 3evolution 4evolution 5evolution 6evolution 7evolution 8evolution 9evolution 10
(Date:10/10/2008)...Coach Holly Warlick Teams Up with Legal and Medica...Ever Cancer and Careers Seminar in,Knoxville, KNO...ion of National,Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Can...e joined forces with YWCA Knoxville, The Wellness ...e Holly Warlick, University of Tennessee,women,s b...
(Date:10/10/2008)... The Healthcare Technology Ev... , Exton, PA (PRWEB) Sept...ey Chapters of the national Healthcare Information...forces to bring regional health information techno... conference entitled The Healthcare Technology Evo...
(Date:10/10/2008)...ston, MABoston Medical Center (BMC) has received a...l Institute on Aging (NIA) to fund the Boston Clau...BMC,s Pepper Center is one of only 11 Pepper Cente... Americans Independence Center Program was establi...enator from Florida. During his five decades of pu...
(Date:10/10/2008)...olecular CT adds metabolic information from PET to...gnostic imaging for maximized workflow ...ICH, Germany, Oct. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Siemens Heal...duces molecular CT, a new concept in,integrated im...d is a,practical solution for today,s shrinking he...
Breaking Medicine News(10 mins):Health News:Local Experts Help Women Living and Working with Cancer Even the Score 2Health News:Local Experts Help Women Living and Working with Cancer Even the Score 3Health News:Local Experts Help Women Living and Working with Cancer Even the Score 4Health News:HIMSS New Jersey and Delaware Valley Chapters Sponsor Regional Conference 2Health News:Boston Medical Center receives $5.8m grant 2Health News:Siemens Shapes the Future of Integrated Diagnostic Imaging 2Health News:Siemens Shapes the Future of Integrated Diagnostic Imaging 3Health News:Siemens Shapes the Future of Integrated Diagnostic Imaging 4
(Date:10/10/2008)...tists have created nanowire sensors coupled with s...sitive and specific enough to be used for point-of...rt in Nano Letters . , The sensors use activati...gnatures of bacteria, viruses or cancer cells as ...duce acid, and generate a tiny current in the nano...
(Date:10/9/2008)...9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Synaptics(R),Incorpora... interface,solutions for mobile computing, communi...y that it will report financial results for the fi..., 2008 after the close of market. The,company will... and,investors at 2:00 p.m. PT (5:00 p.m. ET) duri...
(Date:10/9/2008)...: you have to worry about hungry starfish and even...at can change your body temperature 50 degrees Fah...most variable habitats on Earth," said USC biologi...ay bathed in cool Pacific seawater and the other p...d the first real-time molecular sampling of mussel...
(Date:10/9/2008)...lergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the...ive-year contracts estimated to be up to $68.7 mil...Infectious Disease Research at four research insti...vel techniques to study diseases that include seve... and influenza. , Systems biology is the study o...
Breaking Biology News(10 mins):Sensitive nanowire disease detectors made by Yale scientists 2Synaptics to Report First Quarter Results on October 23 2Brainy genes, not brawn, key to success on mussel beach 2Brainy genes, not brawn, key to success on mussel beach 3New Systems Biology Awards enable detailed study of microbes 2Challenge Tops 1 040 000 lbs National Tour Makes 14th Stop in New Orleans for Bayou Classic 6816 1Challenge Tops 1 040 000 lbs National Tour Makes 14th Stop in New Orleans for Bayou Classic 6816 2Challenge Tops 1 040 000 lbs National Tour Makes 14th Stop in New Orleans for Bayou Classic 6816 3Challenge Tops 1 040 000 lbs National Tour Makes 14th Stop in New Orleans for Bayou Classic 6816 4NxStage Medical Establishes 2450 Million Credit Facility with a Group of Lenders Led by Merrill Lynch Capital 6811 1NxStage Medical Establishes 2450 Million Credit Facility with a Group of Lenders Led by Merrill Lynch Capital 6811 2NxStage Medical Establishes 2450 Million Credit Facility with a Group of Lenders Led by Merrill Lynch Capital 6811 3Trubion Pharmaceuticals to Present at the Lazard Capital Markets Healthcare Investor Conference 1906 1Trubion Pharmaceuticals to Present at the Lazard Capital Markets Healthcare Investor Conference 1906 2St Jude Finds Molecule That Could Improve Cancer Vaccine and Therapy for Other Diseases 897 1St Jude Finds Molecule That Could Improve Cancer Vaccine and Therapy for Other Diseases 897 2
Other Contentsartificialartificialartificialartificialartificialartificialartificialartificialtechniquetechniquetechniquetechniquetechniquetechniquetechniquetechniquetechniqueasepticasepticasepticsynthasesynthasesynthasesynthasesynthaseautosomeautotroph