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Stem Cell Research Shows Potential for Replacing Tissue Damaged in Heart Attacks

A Medical College of Wisconsin research team, led by John W. Lough, Ph.D., professor of cell biology, neurobiology and anatomy has found that embryonic stem cells (ES cells) in animals can be cultivated to form new tissue, which eventually may help doctors learn how to replace tissue damaged as a result of a heart attack. The potential for ES cells to replace damaged or diseased cells in...

Tsunami-damaged coral reefs should be left to recover naturally, say scientists

Coral reefs damaged in the Asian tsunami tragedy should be allowed to recover naturally before countries launch into expensive restoration plans, according to some of the world's leading scientists. The scientists, led by a researcher from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, and who set out their views in an advisory brief for the World Bank, point to historical records of major coral...

Logging changed ecological balance for monkeys, damaged health

Twenty-eight years after intense selective logging stopped in the region now known as Uganda's Kibale National Park, the red-tailed guenon (Cercophithecus ascanius) is a primate still in decline. The logging practice, scientists report in a new study, changed the ecological balance for these monkeys, leading to behavioral changes and opening the door for multiple parasitic infections. The...

New study finds how cells with damaged DNA alert the immune system

Research led by biologists at the University of California, Berkeley, has found that damage to a cell's DNA sets off a chain reaction that leads to the increased expression of a marker recognized by the body's immune system. The new findings, to be published July 3 in an advanced online issue of Nature, shed light on a long-standing question of how the natural killer (NK) cells - which are...

Scientists get first glimpse at how plants, most animals repair UV-damaged DNA

For the first time, researchers have observed exactly how some cells are able to repair DNA damage caused by the sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation. This enzyme is missing in all mammals, including humans, although all plants and all other animals have it. Greater un...

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Tushaus Computer acquires managed service business

The transaction will enable Tushaus Computer, a Milwaukee-based provider of information technology services, to establish a physical presence in the Green Bay market. The c...

PDS debuts managed smartphone service

"We've had IT managers tell us it's just too hard to deliver the right devices and keep them working, especially as more employees are allowed to have...

RedPrairie releases prepackaged RFID systems

RFID involves putting radio tags on products or containers that can be used to track them. Wal-Mart, for one, made sweeping mandates that its suppliers begin using RFID on all p...

SecurePipe and META Security Group join forces to provide regulation-compliant managed security

Madison-based an...

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New drug to treat Heart Attack and damaged tissue

If a blood vessel in blocked the related tissue experiences ischemia, a state of low oxygen supply that slowly kills the tissue. They are referred as Ichemia / Reperfusion (IR) injury occurs during heart attacks. Understanding Ischemia / Reperfusion leads to the development of new drugs to save the damaged tissue and treat heart attack. During Ischemia / Reperfusion, Early growth respons...

India's anti-AIDS drug market engaged in price war

The Indian pharmaceutical companies hope to strike a pot of gold by making cheap anti-AIDS drugs. This has triggered a price war that is likely to escalate in coming days. The large number of AIDS cases has lured many companies to develop anti-AIDS drugs and market it in India and abroad by adapting innovative approaches to pricing. The anti-AIDS drug market, currently dominated...

The effect of heart rate in middle aged men

Now, it is the era where one fights battle towards eternity and hence the researches over the same.Number of mortality and morbidity indicators preclude the existance of newer solutions to fight for the same. As a result of such on going research , Dr. Simona Giampaoli, from the Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Rome, and colleagues from the MATISS Project have come out with a view that He...

Moderate Drinking Can Help Cut Diabetes Risk In Middle-Aged Women

Moderate consumption of alcohol has been found to protect middle aged women against development of type 2 diabetes, also referred to as non-insulin-dependent diabetes (NIDDM). // Although previous studies have highlighted the association between alcohol and diabetes in men, the study is the first of its kind to have extrapolated it to women. The present study examined the relationship b...

Fake Sun Tans Encouraged

Fake tanning is being encouraged by a school in Scotland with the object of preventing children from jeopardizing their health using sun-beds. Seminars are proposed to be conducted in schools by Fake Bake, // a cosmetics company. Sun beds are reportedly resulting in the number of skin cancer cases rising. Many students of the Thomas Muir High School are reported to be going in for su...

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PrimeSuite Integrated Practice Management, Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and Managed Care solutions

Description:Greenways solution, called PrimeSuite, is a Web Browser-based Ambulatory software suite that includes Integrated Practice Management, Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and Managed Care solutions. Created to meet the healthcare industrys demand for dependable HIPAA-era management software, PrimeSuite is part of a suite of physician-centric software products and services that provide a secure environ...
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Color Coded Berman Oropharyngeal Airways - 10 Individually Packaged

Description:New - Color Coded Berman Airways. A simple idea makes size identification easier for you. Premium upgrade without a premium price. Color Coded Berman airways are latex-free. Plastic. Single use. Non-Sterile....
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Color Coded Bermanl Oropharyngeal Airways - 50 Individually Packaged

Description:New - Color Coded Berman Airways. A simple idea makes size identification easier for you. Premium upgrade without a premium price. Color Coded Berman airways are latex-free. Plastic. Single use. Non-Sterile....
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Color Coded Guedel Oropharyngeal Airways - 10 Individually Packaged

Description:Rsch color coded Guedel airways offer our best value on oropharyngeal airways. They uniquely combine color coding for size and flexible material without a premium price. Color coded airways are latex-free and also available in convenient kits....
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Color Coded Guedel Oropharyngeal Airways - 50 Individually Packaged

Description:Rsch color coded Guedel airways offer our best value on oropharyngeal airways. They uniquely combine color coding for size and flexible material without a premium price. Color coded airways are latex-free and also available in convenient kits....
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New Analysis of WHI Data Shows Reduced Levels of Coronary Artery Calcification, a Predictor of Cardiovascular Events, in Women aged 50-59 taking Estrogen Therapy

LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 21, 2007 - BioSantePharmaceuticals, Inc. (AMEX:BPA) today provided comment on theWomen's Health Initiative (WHI) Coronary Artery Calcium Studypublished yesterday in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM).The study found that younger menopausal women (aged 50-59) whoreceived a standard dose of estrogen therapy had significantly lesscoronary artery...

Doctors Outraged Over Growth Hormone Controversy

Two anti-aging preventative medicine doctors say they are outragedover recent media coverage about their advocacy of prescribinghuman growth hormone to treat a hormone deficiency often associatedwith aging. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., April 27, 2007 /PRNewswire/ -- The adultuse of human growth hormone (HGH) was at the center of a recent NewYork Times article about the founders of the American Ac...