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FDA approves new treatment, Campath , humanized monoclonal antibody, for patients with B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia

...lly controlled with premedication and post-therapy medications including acetaminophen, diphenhydramine, corticosteroids, and meperidine. In the most recent study (Study 211) infections of any severity, including sepsis and pneumonia, were reported in about 44% of the study population. About 75% of these in...

Nature sights and sounds can ease pain of common lung procedure

...retions or tissue specimens. Patients receive some medications to prevent pain and dull memory, but remain conscious....

Researchers' description of the regulation of a new family of ion channels may open doors for therapies for a variety of conditions

...on channels may be susceptible to such damage, and medications designed to block the LTRPC2 channels may help treat these and related conditions. Their second paper describes the regulatory mechanisms for another ion channel, LTRPC7. This ion channel appears to be controlled by normal levels of the molecule AT...

Study uncovers structure of key molecule responsible for clearing drugs from the body

...lled cytochrome P450-3A, or CYP3A, that breaks the medications down, scientists say. In other words, like an electric switch, PXR turns on and off the machinery that metabolizes more than half of all drugs used and for that reason is critically important to human health. Interactions involving the regulator mo...

Doctors aware of Tylenol-related liver risk - but is the public getting the message?

...f taken in conjunction with alcohol, certain other medications or fasting, or by people with existing liver problems. Intentional overdoses are the most common cause of such liver problems, but other causes are gaining notice. The survey also looked at physicians' understanding of how to treat acetaminophen-rel...

Asthmatic blacks get less high-quality asthma care

...ecause while researchers have known that misuse of medications contributes to poor asthma health in the United St...or two areas. Women did not use their daily asthma medications as frequently as men (50 percent versus 58 percent) and they tended to report seeing an asthma speci...

Untangling the matrix of risk factors for alcoholism

... individuals are often treated with 5-HT enhancing medications such as selective serotonergic reuptake inhibitors." "Exactly how a serotonergic dysfunction relates to BD and NA is the realm of great speculation," commented Robert O. Pihl, professor of psychology and psychiatry at McGill University. "Because ser...

Food allergy reactions in schools: Improvements needed to reduce and respond

...ith food allergies need a clear emergency plan and medications available in school in case of a reaction. Parents may want their child to wear a medical alert bracelet, says Wood. Training materials are available from the Food Allergy Network. And schools should put one person in charge of handling an allergic ...

'Imprinted' gels hold promise for future medical devices

... that could be implanted in the body to administer medications such as insulin. The researchers formed a mesh-lik...ps signaling an action to release insulin or other medications for diabetics, said chemical engineering doctoral student Mark Byrne. "I'd be the first one to say t...

Cal-(IT)2 adds new industrial partner SGI

...n and build safer cars and airplanes, discover new medications and oil reserves, help us to understand and better predict the weather or entertain us with thrilling movie special effects, SGI systems and expertise are empowering a world of innovation and discovery. The company, located on the Web at www.sgi.com...

New epilepsy gene identified in mice

...c target, since all of the current anti-convulsant medications act against ion channels. And although these medications work very well on many kinds epilepsy there are still many patients whose epilepsy does not respond ...

Gene therapy technique reduces alcohol consumption in rats

...ontinuing work to form the scientific basis of new medications for use in alcoholism treatment."...

Space Research Briefs - Sept./Oct. 2001

...low astronauts to either increase exercise or take medications to counter the loss of bone and muscle mass due to long-duration microgravity exposures," said Dr. Harry K. Charles, NSBRI technology development associate team leader and assistant department head for engineering at The Johns Hopkins University Appl...

NHLBI supported study finds inhaled steroids accelerate bone loss in women with asthma -- treatment still recommended for persistent asthma

...h mild-to-moderate persistent asthma who used both medications were able to reduce steroid dosage, on average, by 50 percent without losing symptom control. Those treated with long-acting beta-agonists alone, however, suffered from significantly worse symptoms compared to those treated with inhaled steroids alo...

'Smart' carriers and tiny skin-deep 'medicine cabinets' improve drug effectiveness against cancer, AIDS, other diseases

...n for patients who may not be able to manage their medications on their own." Animal tests have proven so promising that a company, Theraport Biosciences, based in East Brunswick, has been formed to further develop the technology in cooperation with, and under license to, the universities. The firm ultimate...

New study shows vagus nerve stimulation effective for treatment of children with refractory epilepsy

...es that epilepsy patients who find more than three medications ineffective are unlikely to respond to further medication. Our research indicates VNS should be considered as a treatment for such individuals, even young children. Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder characterized by recurrent, unprovoked s...

Gout drug could offer hope for heart failure patients

...arged and weakened. Patients were taking standard medications for congestive heart failure, including ACE inhibitors and beta blockers. Allopurinol was infused directly into the heart while researchers recorded the patients' heart performance. The research team also took tissue samples from cardiomyopathy pa...

Gender issues related to spaceflight: A NASA perspective

... absorption and bioavailability of orally ingested medications more in female than in male astronauts. Clinically significant gender differences have been reported for drug elimination processes; these were predominantly linked to the gender-specific expression of metabolic enzyme systems. Differences between me...

Anti-depression 'pacemaker' demonstrates long-term benefits

...ment resistant those who had failed eight or more medications showed any benefit, the researchers report. The study was conducted without a control group so the researchers could not rule out the possibility that some of the positive effects might have been due either to the surgery or to a placebo effect. The...

Right better than left in asthma medication for children

...ther can cause horrible birth defects. Hundreds of medications contain both isomers, only one of which is truly t... for years that the right isomer generates all the medications bronchodilatory effect. The left isomer lingers longer in the body, and animal evidence indicates th...

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