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Chemistry to play major role in solving 21st century challenges

...s still far below the actual societal costs of the failure to provide these services," he adds....

MGH research shows gene therapy may be able to reverse heart failure

...arget for other therapeutic approaches." In heart failure the heart muscle is weakened and cannot pump effec...ulatory system and sometime into the lungs. Heart failure is a growing health problemin the developed world, with more than 400,000 people being diagnosed in ...

Low-income black women need information about menopause

...e isclosely linked to their health care providers' failure to bring up the subject. Only one in five ofthe women reported using HRT, and those women who said their providers never discussed menopauseissues with them were 91 percent less likely to use replacement therapy. Results of the study arepublished in...

New study shows immune-enhancing therapy reduces infections and shortens hospital stay by almost three days in critically ill

...s. Such infections frequently lead to multi-organ failure and, in some cases, death. Use of a ventilator to assist breathing is also often required for critically ill patients and carries risks, such as development of pneumonia and sepsis. In fact, approximately two million Americans admitted to hospitals...

Scientists link gene to uterine dysfunction

...h otherwise apparently normal, suffer reproductive failure due to defects in the uterus. CENP-B first drew attention because it binds specifically to the centromere, a chromosome region essential for proper cell division. When scientists bred mutant mice that lack CENP-B, however, the mice appeared surprisi...

Genes pertaining to 'maleness' evolve more rapidly than their non-sexual counterparts

...her eggs is constant, and the stakes of success or failure are enormous," said Wu. "Presumably, genes governing male reproduction are under continuous pressure to evolve ways to outcompete other males when it comes to fathering offspring." In previous research, Wu and colleagues found that genes related ...

Water: the unexpected blood pressure drug

Patients who suffer from autonomic nervous system failure can turn to a new treatment for their blood pressure abnormalities: a large glass of water. Investigators at Vanderbilt's Autonomic Dysfunction Center report in the February 8th issue of the journal Circulation that water has a powerful blood pressu...

Possible cause and treatment for shock uncovered by UC San Diego bioengineers

Researchers prevented shock and multiple organ failure in experimental animals by blocking powerful pancr...ine. But shock can quickly lead to multiple organ failure and even death. These symptoms are induced when activators in the blood stream turn on v...

UF researcher develops high blood pressure drug using gene therapy technique

...risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart and kidney failure for some 50 million Americans; experts estimate that as many as half are not receiving treatment and of those who are, only one in every two is receiving proper medical care. The new, patent-pending medication, part of an emerging class of drugs t...

Gene transfer improves function of aging hearts in animals

...llow up the current findings. In congestive heart failure the heart muscle is weakened and cannot pump effec...latory system and sometimes into the lungs. Heart failure is a growing health problem in the developed world, with more than 400,000 people being diagnosed in...

Rare but deadly heart disease is curable, study shows

...hua M. Hare, M.D., associate director of the heart failure and cardiac transplant program at Hopkins and an author of the study. "We want to make physicians aware that although this condition is uncommon, it should be considered in patients with flu-like symptoms and fluid in the lungs. An echocardiogram s...

Intersex goats link to rare human disorder

...causing excess eyelid growth and premature ovarian failure is genetically related to the goat Polled Intersex... obscure relationship between BPES-related ovarian failure and PIS-related hermaphroditism may help to explain how sex is determined in mammalian species....

Scientists, research advocates honored as Albert B. Sabin Heroes of Science

...ed, usually fatal illness which causes bone marrow failure andoften leukemia. Two of their daughters, Kirsten and Katie, have diedfrom complications of the disease. Dave Frohnmayer is President of the University of Oregon andcurrently serves on the Director's Council of Public Representativesfor the Nat...

People with autism and Asperger Syndrome process faces as objects, Yale study of brain abnormalities finds

... result of a lifelong disinterest in people, and a failure to develop normal expertise for faces," said Robert Schultz, the study's principal investigator and director of the Neuroimaging Research Program in Autism at Yale. The three-year study resulted in the discovery of reduced activation in the fusiform ...

Researchers identify novel penicillin-resistance gene in pneumonia bacteria

...health officials and physicians about the possible failure of antibiotic therapy against the resistant bacteria. For the last 20 years, researchers from Tomasz's lab have been studying the biochemical and genetic basis of penicillin resistance in the pneumococcus. The mechanism of penicillin resistance in c...

UCSF study finds danger in marathon runners drinking too much water

...t not suspect hyponatremia, especially since heart failure causes similar symptoms. But if they know to look for it by measuring blood sodium levels and giving a chest X-ray, doctors will be able to treat most cases of hyponatremia successfully, with a simple intravenous dose of high salt solution. Diagnos...

DFG to launch 21 new priority programmes

...E Patients with a diseased organ or even an organ failure require transplants. However, modern medicine is still faced with a lack of donor tissue and donor organs. Stem cells that scientists of the priority programme Embryonal and Tissue-specific Stem Cells: Regenerative Cell Systems for Cell and Tissue Re...

Mice unable to synthesize vitamin C should become valuable research tool, scientists say

...sure that can lead to heart attacks,stroke, kidney failure and other health problems. He, Maeda and colleagues have also made discoveries about geneticfactors that are influenced by aspirin, ibuprofen and other non-steroidalanti-inflammatory drugs....

UCSF researchers find evidence of faulty DNA repair in some infertile men

...es with severe male factor infertility from testes failure to help sort out these issues....

Genes may help protect kidneys from diabetes damage

...rapy for millions of people who suffer from kidney failure as a result of the disease. The research, presented June 22 at the Endocrine Society annual meeting in Toronto, pinpoints three genes that may play a role in diabetic kidney disease, which affects between 1.5 and 3 million Americans. To understand...

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