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New Military Biomaterials R&D Center to hold first meeting

... then be expanded to provide pain relief, mitigate bleeding and reduce infection. Biocure, Inc. of Norcross, Ga., is developing this technology. The CeBMR is unique among organizations active in the field because of its network of academic, military and industry leaders working to speed the introduction of ...

Delay in cutting the cord helps premature babies

...d of a premature baby appears to lessen chances of bleeding in the newborn's brain and reduce the need for tra...ood pressure, red blood cell counts, blood volume, bleeding within the brain and the need for transfusions. Since 60 percent to 80 percent of preterm infants l...

Loyola begins study on blood substitute in trauma patients at the scene of injury

...ned to increase survival of critically injured and bleeding trauma patients at the scene of injury. Loyola has been involved in extensive public education, staff education and paramedic training since its Institutional Review Board for the Protection of Human Research Subjects (IRB) approved the clinical tri...

JCI table of contents, December 15 2004

...s receiving cytotoxic chemotherapy who suffer from bleeding due to platelet toxicity are regularly transfused with large numbers of platelets from healthy donors." Leading us to question "[is] this life-saving therapysimultaneously facilitating metastasis of their cancerous cells?" Gutpa and Massagu stress th...

Screening for genetic disorders: Need to avoid anxiety

...al management of the condition, including periodic bleeding to reduce the overload of iron. But there may be a more complex and expensive consequence for health services if such people need continuing support and advice. Professor Atkinson said: "Population screening can create a considerable burden of couns...

Loyola sets another world record for smallest baby at 8.6 ounces

...hown that Rumaisa's head is normal and there is no bleeding in the brain, which is a common complication that can put a baby at risk for cerebral palsy. These are the parents' first children. The babies were conceived naturally. The proud parents live in a Chicago suburb. They are originally from Hyderabad, I...

Embryonic stem cells treated with growth factor reverse hemophilia in mice

...ctor IX, which in humans results in the hereditary bleeding disorder known as hemophilia B. This disease, much less common than hemophilia A, affects roughly one of every 35,000 people, primarily males. Although embryonic stem, or ES, cells can differentiate into most cell types in the body, numerous problem...

Protein analysis of amniotic fluid reveals clues about preterm birth

...c fluid, this one linked to decidual hemorrhage or bleeding into the lining of the uterus," explains Dr. Weiner who is a maternal/fetal medicine specialist at the Center for Advanced Fetal Care at the University of Maryland Medical Center. "Women with the biomarker for decidual hemorrhage also went on to del...

Researchers discover molecule that causes secondary stroke

...k, PhD, results from a buildup of toxins caused by bleeding from the initial stroke. "Normally the cerebral spinal fluid that envelopes the brain carries off wastes and exchanges them for nutrients at what's called the blood-brain barrier," Dr. Clark says. "After a hemorrhagic stroke, however, toxins given of...

Aspirin is safer than warfarin and just as effective for treating blocked arteries in the brain

...han aspirin, not using warfarin and preventing the bleeding complications associated with it would save more t...in would stack up," says Dr. Chimowitz. The major bleeding risk on high dose aspirin in WASID was similar to the major bleeding risk in other stroke trials tha...

Pregnancy complications related to low levels of anticlotting proteins

...eclampsia, poor fetal growth, preterm delivery and bleeding in pregnancy are influenced by low levels of the anticlotting proteins Z and S, Yale School of Medicine researchers report in the March issue of Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis . "Our findings will help clinicians determine early in pregnancy,...

Gene therapy completely corrects hemophilia in laboratory animals

... Academy of Sciences. Hemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder caused by genetic mutations on chromosome... after injuries or surgery. Even running can cause bleeding into the joints." For their own safety, hemophiliacs must be near a refrigerated supply of clottin...

Alzheimer's cognitive decline slowed

...ved as the cells were being injected, resulting in bleeding in the brain. One of these patients died five week later. As a result of the bleeds, the protocol was redesigned to perform the procedure under general anesthesia and all subsequent procedures were performed without complication. Cognitive outcome...

Gene variants predict bleeding after heart surgery

...t those heart surgery patients at greatest risk of bleeding after surgery. The issue of post-operative bleeding is important, the researchers said, because patients who suffer such episodes have increased rates o...

ESA's Epidemio and Respond assist during Angolan Marburg outbreak

...ties. The Marburg virus causes Ebola-like internal bleeding in humans, with an incubation period of between five and nine days. A Marburg outbreak was detected in Angola's Luanda city at the start of April. It has since taken the lives of more than 255 victims, many of them children under five. To help loc...

Blocking blood vessels provides new option for large group of advanced lung cancer patients

...ncers from the study, the risk of life-threatening bleeding was "substantially decreased," Sandler said. The American Cancer Society estimates that more than 172,000 new cases of lung cancer will be diagnosed this year, and the disease will claim more than 163,000 lives. Of those, about 85 percent will be no...

Genetic variation alters response to common anti-clotting drug

...xample, too high of a dose can result in excessive bleeding while too little of a dose could allow dangerous blood clots to form. Doctors primarily use information about a patient's sex, age, weight, and medical history to set the initial warfarin dose. However, it can take several months of clinic visits an...

Fragment of yellow fever virus may hold key to safer vaccine

...--, jaundice, liver, kidney, and heart damage, and bleeding from the mouth, nose, eyes or stomach. At that stage, ter Meulen and colleagues reported last year in the Journal of Infectious Diseases, a person's own immune system, disrupted by its reaction to yellow fever virus infection, may lead to death rathe...

'Laser tweezers' reveal microscopic mechanical properties of blood clots

...le, when clots are not stiff enough, problems with bleeding arise, and when clots are too stiff, there may be ...blood. But how can this knowledge be used to stop bleeding or too much clotting? "Once we understand the origin of the mechanical properties, it will be possib...

Inhaled nitric oxide protects premature infants' brains

...decreased the risk of chronic lung disease, severe bleeding into the brain and death in premature infants with respiratory distress syndrome. The latest study, which focused on the mental development of the same children when assessed by neurologists near their second birthday, found that only 24 percent of...

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