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Research Gives Hope For Liver Damage

...ring of the liver).Currently, we have no effective treatment for liver cirrhosis which isassociated with intern... a huge imperative to develop newapproaches to the treatment of liver scarring. Exciting insights suchas these will inform the design of future therapies."Furthe...

NYC's First Rapid HIV Drug-resistant AIDS Case Prompts Call to Step Up HIV Prevention

...nfection through effective prevention, testing and treatment efforts." ...

New Breast Cancer Test Could Save Lives

...stage ?which is extremely important for successful treatment - many women are dependent on self-examination which can prove unreliable. This latest technology has the ability to image through dense breast tissue, and therefore can reach a far wider section of women than X-ray mammography can. Women below 50 i...

Study Models Impact Of Anthrax Vaccine

...eneficial in reducing the length of timeantibiotic treatment would be needed. These findings could be animportant tool for policymakers who must develop effective strategiesfor containing an anthrax outbreak. The study is published in theDecember 16, 2004, edition of Nature. TheHopkins researchers developed a...

Estrogen-like Component of Plastic Stimulates Growth of Certain Prostate Cancer Cells

... of prostate cancer cell,potentially affecting the treatment efficacy for a subset of prostatecancers.According...id Dr. Knudsen, thestudy’s senior author. A common treatment for prostate cancer includeslimiting testosterone synthesis. Patients with mutated androgenreceptors...

Beyond lithium for bipolar disorder

While lithium treatment has proven to be a godsend for many of the two mil... they concluded "suggest new directions toward the treatment of bipolar disorder." The behavior of one such activated gene, called GPR88, has been found to be a...

FDA Warns Consumers Not to Use Home-Use Diagnostic Kits Marketed by Globus Media

...ed with HIV may test negative and not seek medical treatment or spread the virus to others. The tests were sold through websites and distributed throughout the U.S., usually by overnight delivery services. These have been made available for sale on several websites, including www.htkit.com and www.hstkits.com...

Novel ultrafast laser detection of cancer cells also may improve understanding of stem cells

...tical to advancing early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of disease. More technically put, "To rapidly assess the health of a single mammalian cell," says Gourley, "the key discovery was the elucidation of biophotonic differences in normal and cancer cells by using intracellular mitochondria as biomarkers...

Simple drug has the potential to save many lives threatened by malaria

...ister outside hospital, so buying time by starting treatment which is easy to administer in the community is cr...pared the effectiveness and safety of conventional treatment (intravenous quinine) with an alternative treatment (artemether, given as a suppository) in 103 chil...

White blood cell waste disposal system plays critical regulatory role

...utrophil production with possible relevance to the treatment of inflammatory diseases and the mitigation of chemotherapy-induced neutropenia," says Dr. Ley. ### Matthew A. Stark, Yuqing Huo, Tracy L. Burcin, Margaret A. Morris, Timothy S. Olson, and Klaus Ley: "Phagocytosis of Apoptotic Neutrophils Regulates...

NJIT Presidential Award winner takes stem cell research another step

...rom other disorders. We are looking at the current treatment for repairing bone defects, which is the use of al... another. A list of conditions for which stem-cell treatment holds promise grows almost daily: It now includes Parkinson's, diabetes, Alzheimer's, cancer and tra...

The Bacteria's guide to survival

...cells infected with the bacteria tended to survive treatment with staurosporine, a chemical that normally induces apoptosis. Overall, the group's findings support previous speculations that some bacteria influence gene expression and the fate of cells in their hosts by tugging on the host cells' membranes wit...

Breakthrough method in nanoparticle synthesis paves the way for new pharmaceutical and biomedical applications

...rred chiral molecule that provides for therapeutic treatment without undesired side-effects. However, these catalysts normally exist in a homogeneous liquid phase, which makes them difficult to be separated and reused. Prof. Ying’s group at IBN has developed novel approaches to immobilize these catalysts on n...

Boosting HIV screening can increase survival and is cost effective

...eveloped a mathematical model of HIV screening and treatment to predict the costs and benefits of HIV counseling, testing and referral. They found that routine, voluntary HIV screening every three to five years is cost-effective by U.S. standards, in all but the lowest-risk populations. Frequent HIV screening ...

TEL2 gene cooperates with MYC gene to provoke B-cell lymphomas

...h an approach might one day represent an effective treatment for leukemia patients." Other authors of the report include Ayten Kandilci, Cintia Carella, Jonas A. Nilsson, Jennifer A. Brennan, Kelli Boyd, John Cleveland (St. Jude); and Sema Sirma and Ugur Ozbek (Istanbul University). ...

Key Trigger Of Opioid Withdrawal Symptoms Found

... The researchers cited other studies showing that treatment with opioids also altered levels of the transporter for the neurotransmitter glutamate, "suggesting that neurotransmitter transporters may prove to be useful targets for management of opioid dependence," they wrote. The researchers also wrote that, s...

Affymetrix and the Karolinska Institutet Announce Translational Medicine Strategic Alliance

...he importance of genetic factors for emergence and treatment of various diseases. The agreement enables us to perform these studies at an acceptable cost and we will also get access to new technology at an early stage. Our expectation is that this cooperation will help us to improve peoples health", said Profe...

New Treatment Rivals Chemotherapy For Lymphoma, Study Finds

The future of cancer treatment - targeted radiotherapy, on a cellular scale. Anti... this is not as easy as it sounds. A new form of treatment for lymphoma that takes a fraction of the time of traditional chemotherapy with fewer side effects c...

Gene therapy for Parkinson's disease moves forward in animals

...lity of life. It would be a huge change in the way treatment is done," said Mandel, a neuroscientist in UF's Co...s Björklund of Lund, a pioneer of the experimental treatment involving the transplantation of fetal cells into the brains of Parkinson's patients, and his collea...

FDA Approves New Drug to Treat Type I and Type II Diabetes

...py alone. Symlin will be the only therapy for the treatment of type 1 diabetes other than insulin. Patients with type 2 diabetes already have several other types of oral therapies available. The safety and efficacy of Symlin were studied in approximately 5000 patients. Overall Symlin therapy was associated, ...

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(Date:5/16/2008)...GHAM, Ala. A new study reveals the genetic identi...ion responsible for sexual transmission, in unprec... clues in the ongoing search for an effective HIV/...f Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). The UAB team found ...d to sexual transmission. , Earlier studies have...
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(Date:5/15/2008)...e, Ill. (May 15, 2008) Argonne National Laborator...ith Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) to c...agement research projects in support of critical U...ant national priorities. , "The MOU allows Argon... Argonne director Robert Rosner said. "Argonne has...
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(Date:5/16/2008)...swire-USNewswire/ -- This release is,being sent in...ion with the,National Cancer Institute, part of th...the American Society of Clinical,Oncology meeting ...practice,in about 25 percent of patients with colo...the way colorectal cancers will be staged., * Thi...
(Date:5/16/2008)...rs gain benefit from calcitriol, an oral form , ...g activated vitamin D may cut the risk of death fo...sease by about one quarter, a new study suggests. ...atients, those being treated with calcitriol, an o... risk of death lowered by 26 percent when compared...
(Date:5/16/2008)...Raise $38 Million for Life-threatening,Disease, B...lkers in nearly,every state will raise funds for c... participating in GREAT STRIDES, the largest natio... announced today., May is National Cystic Fibrosi...tening genetic disease that causes fatal lung infe...
Breaking Medicine News(10 mins):Health News:The Back Wars Come to a Close 2Health News:New Method Proposed for Determining Which Patients Should Get Treatment for Colorectal Cancer 2Health News:Vitamin D Use Linked to Lower Mortality in Kidney Patients 2Health News:GREAT STRIDES Walks for Cystic Fibrosis Slated for 47 States This Weekend 2
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