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Urine Tests Will Do Better Than Pelvic Exams To Save Teens From Serious Effects Of Sexually Transmitted Diseases, UCSF Analysis Shows

...tion of urine tests is their use on youngwomen and men who have chlamydia or gonorrhea, but have no symptoms at all,"Shafer said. To detect infection, urine based testing does not require theinvasive and often uncomfortable pelvic exam for girls or a swab test which canbe painful for boys. That means tee...

Researchers Prove Chemoprevention Can Work

... question properly." The team studied 233 men and women from Qidon, People's Republic ofChina, with detectable aflatoxin in their blood. All were generally in goodhealth and had no history of major chronic illnesses. They were divided intothree groups. One group received 125 mg of oltipraz ever...

Plant-Based Fat May Reduce Risk Of Prostate Cancer By Altering Testosterone Metabolism, UB Study Shows

... The fact that prostate cancer doesn't develop in men castrated beforepuberty or in men who have low levels of 5-a reductase suggested to Awad's groupthat suppressing the action of the enz...

Substance Abuse May Curb Body's Stress Reactions

... of substance dependence." While 175 young men aged 16 to 18 listened through headphones for a 90...the noise blast was predictable, some of the young men respondedwith lower skin conductance readings than when the noise blast wasunpredictable. These "goo...

Managing For Deer, Moose, Elk, Wolves -- And People

...tion surges ineastern National Parks. "Like blind men touching different parts of an elephantand disagreeing about its form," the authors write, "those engaged in the debateabout deer management in parks are viewing different parts of the ecologicalsystem. None has seen the entire system, and consequen...

Autoimmune Diseases Study Shows Differences Between Men And Women

...s are all important autoimmune diseasesthat affect men and women differently. But just what cause...le sclerosis begin to show symptomsearlier than do men with the disease. At the same time, the disease seems toprogress faster in men than in women. Wom...

Common Prostate Cancer: A Different Process Altogether?

"...one of the commonest cancers in men has the potential to be correctedwithout using typ... team. "This means one of the commonest cancers in men hasthe potential of being corrected without using typical gene therapy." In their work, the scienti...

GenRISK Genetic Testing Program At Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Offers Patients New Hope In Confronting Disease

...ibility to prostatecancer, a potential concern for men in the family. Marcia plans to make hergenetic information available to other family members so they may participate ingenetic counseling and testing. Those who test positive can take appropriatesteps toward cancer prevention, and those who test nega...

Seattle Researchers Zero In On Location Of Gene For Inherited Prostate Cancer; Gene Also Linked To Brain Cancer

...th prostate cancer by age60. Participants included men with and without prostate cancer and selected wome...samples were taken from an average ofthree to four men with prostate cancer. At least a dozen of the families hadconfirmed cases of both prostate and prima...

UB Researchers Identify Specific Oral Bacteria Most Likely To Increase Risk Of Heart Disease

...earchers analyzed recordsof a random sample of 225 men treated as outpatients at the Veteran's AffairsMedical Center in Buffalo, N.Y., to assess the association between their dentaland cardiovascular health. Dental records were compared with diagnoses ofcoronary-artery disease, congestive heart failure,...

Hold The Salt: Gene May Explain African Americans' Extra Sensitivity To Salt, Leading To High Blood Pressure

...reresponse to sodium intake in 81 African-American men and women who had normalblood pressure readings (less than 140/90 mm Hg). They found that the systolicblood pressure -- the upper number on a blood pressure reading -- rose sharplyin those who consumed sodium and had the ACE gene variant when compar...

Chinese Condiment Cuts Blood Cholesterol

... because of traveldemands. Eighteen percent of the men and women in the Boston study reported mild tomoderate symptoms, mostly mild gastrointestinal problems or headaches, and 16 ofthe 187 individuals left the study early, says Zhu. "To put it in perspective,that is an extremely low number in general a...

News Tips Wednesday, March 24, 1999

...for overweight people. In a study of nearly 1,000 men and 1,700 women,researchers found that high dietar...mined fitness levels and body weight in over 4,100 men andwomen, 18 to 30 years. Fitness level was determined by "maximum treadmill time(TRT)," the amount...

Risks For Heart Disease Associated With Size Of LDL Particles

...se population groups -- younger women, middle-aged men andolder Japanese-American men. The findi... epidemiology, while the results in themiddle-aged men are a poster presentation by Austin's group at the meeting. The research was sponsored by gr...

Striking A Healthy Balance For The Elderly

...me 10 mg of iron daily; and 15 mg ofzinc daily for men and 12 mg for women; and 420 mg (Dietary Reference Intake) ofmagnesium daily for men and 320 mg for women. The government does not currentlyhave recommended daily allowances for copper...

UB Study Finds No Relationship Between Male Consumption Of Lake Ontario Fish And Conception Delay

...counties surroundingLake Ontario, involving 10,517 men and 7,477 women who were between the ages of18 and 40 when the study began. The sample for this investigation was composed of 785 women who had hada pregnancy between 1991-93, and for whom the investigators had completeinformation on paternal...

Cedars-Sinai Medical Tip Sheet For April 15 (A)

...us conditionof an enlarged prostate gland in older men -- is now available at Cedars-SinaiMedical Center. Cedars-Sinai is one of the first facilities in SouthernCalifornia to treat BPH non-surgically using the ProstatronR, a state-of-the-artmedical device that delivers microwave energy to targeted areas ...

Sudden Cardiac Death May Run In Families

...n, for the first time, thatsudden cardiac death in men runs in families, according to a study in today'sC...osed heart disease. The risk of sudden death among men whose mother or father had experienced suddendeath was almost double that of males whose parents did...

Autoimmune Diseases May Be Triggered By Cells From Your Mother

... The problem with the theory has been that men get autoimmune diseasestoo. But this week, at the ..., who hasfound maternal cells in five out of eight men suffering from scleroderma, saysthat microchimerism cannot be the whole story, as it can occur in pe...

Vitamin D Deficiency May Increase Risk Of Hip Fracture In Older Women

...women. One out of every two women and one ineight men over the age of 50 will have such a fracture sometime in the future. These fractures usually occur in the hip, wrist, and spine. The National Institute on Aging leads the Federal effort supporting basic,clinical, epidemiological and social research o...

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(Date:11/20/2009)... , WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Nov. 20 /PRNewswire-US... is on a mission to redefine what it means to be "...onal counselor with a specialty in family counseli...ke Forest University, Gladding says research shows...ads to sadness and even depression during the holi...
(Date:11/20/2009)... editorial published online November 20 in the Jo...the exaggerated fears and hopes that often appear ... provides guidance for both the media and journals...tz, M.D., M.S., and Steven Woloshin, M.D., M.S., o...th Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practi...
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(Date:11/20/2009)...umers save up to one-third buying 90-day supply, s...y News) -- Buying a three-month supply of prescrip...a one-month supply, according to a new study. ,...lled for 395 drugs between 2000 and 2005, and foun...stead of a one-month supply saved an average 29 pe...
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