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New data reveal pregnancies exposed to accutane despite risk management program

...isotretinoin include mental retardation, brain and heart defects. Birth defects or miscarriages can occur soon after conception, often before a woman realizes she is pregnant....

Insulin grown in plants relieves diabetes in mice; UCF study holds promise for humans

...e the costs of fighting a disease that can lead to heart and kidney diseases and blindness. About 20.8 million children and adults in the United States, or about 7 percent of the population, have Type 1 or 2 diabetes, according to the American Diabetes Association. The number of Americans with diabete...

GI Caramba! Blue tortillas may help dieters and diabetics

...e long-term health benefits, reducing your risk of heart disease and diabetes as well as aiding and maintai...ombination of disorders which increase the risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes. NB The blue colouring is due to the presence of anthocyanins in the ...

Using stem cells to help heart attack victims

...that use stem cells to repair the damage caused by heart attacks. The research, funded with a grant of 95...as they differentiate from stem cells into beating heart cells. The system uses electrophysiology to record the electrical properties in a cell and will be t...

Nottingham biosciences million pound injection

...ty to deliver a cure to patients with bone, liver, heart or nerve tissue defects. Professor Kevin Shakesheff, Chief Scientific Officer at RegenTec, and Director of The Centre for Biomolecular Sciences at The University of Nottingham, said: The ability to inject these scaffold materials could significantl...

System to analyze beating heart stem cells could lead to heart attack treatments

...that use stem cells to repair the damage caused by heart attacks. The research, highlighted in the new i...as they differentiate from stem cells into beating heart cells. The system uses electrophysiology to record the electrical properties in a cell and will be t...

A new brake on cellular energy production discovered

...e in a number of common diseases such as diabetes, heart failure and Parkinsons disease, as well as in normal ageing....

Study points to new way to predict death risk from torn aorta

... acts as the pipeline for blood to flow out of the heart and down through the abdomen. As blood enters t...e in, aortic dissections, pulmonary embolisms, and heart attacks for patients who complain of sudden chest and back pain symptoms that can occur with all th...

Air pollution link to clogged arteries

...erosis (artery hardening), which can contribute to heart attacks or strokes. Findings published in the ope...otentially giving rise to blood clots that trigger heart attack or stroke. These findings bring us closer to understanding the impact our environment has o...

UCLA study links air pollution to clogged arteries

...eries, which significantly increases ones risk for heart attack and stroke. Published in the July 26 editio...s, which can give rise to blood clots that trigger heart attack or stroke. The researchers next step will be to convert the genes responses to the pollutan...

Discoverer of Sly Syndrome finds way of delivering medicine to fight rare genetic disorder

..., mental retardation, vision and hearing problems, heart disease and premature death. They found that a potentially life-saving enzyme can be induced to cross the blood-brain barrier, a structure which protects the brain from foreign substances, if it is given with the hormone epinephrine. Ever since W...

Renewable energy wrecks environment

...s of waste storage, safety and security, the dense heart of the atom offers far the smallest footprint in nature of any energy source. Benefiting from economies of scale, nuclear energy could multiply its power output and even shrink the energy system, in the same way that computers have become both more p...

New model for autism suggests women carry the disorder and explains age as a risk factor

...h as morbid obesity, schizophrenia, and congenital heart disease....

American Chemical Society's Weekly PressPac -- July 18, 2007

...owing blood, pulsating blood vessels, or a beating heart may seem like science fiction. But scientists are reporting a stride in that direction in the August 8 issue of ACS Nano Letters , a monthly journal, with development a more powerful nanogenerator for powering implantable biomedical devices and othe...

A novel molecular dictator 'with a conscience' discovered

...scovery is expected to benefit those who will need heart coronary bypass surgery, an angioplasty - the mechanical widening of a narrowed or totally blocked blood vessel - or will undergo haemodialysis. Professor Levon Khachigian, from UNSWs Centre for Vascular Research, who previously pioneered "molecul...

'Preconditioning' helps protect brain's blood vessels from stroke

...knew that preconditioning helps minimize damage to heart tissue -- it's a strategy cardiologists routinely use today. And we know it can help protect brain cells -- neurons -- against stroke damage," Dr. Iadecola says. "Now, besides illuminating mechanisms involved in this process, our new study in mice de...

First genome-wide study of infectious disease opens new avenues for HIV treatment, vaccines

...ased risk of such ailments as diabetes, cancer and heart disease. The CHAVI investigators are the first to apply genome-wide association techniques to an infectious disease. People vary greatly in their vulnerability to HIV infection, notes Dr. Haynes. In particular, there are striking and largely unexpl...

JCI table of contents: July 19, 2007

...8 CARDIOLOGY ERK1/2 at root of congenital heart disease in Noonan syndrome Noonan Syndrome (NS)...ital genetic condition characterized by congenital heart malformation, short stature, learning problems, indentation of the chest, impaired blood clotting, a...

Coming soon -- Protein synthesis without amino acids?

...ation, which requires special metal catalysts. The heart of this process is a step called insertion, in which the next pearl, or monomer, squeezes itself in between the metal atom and the growing chain. Until now, attempts to use this type of copolymerization for peptide synthesis have failed because of t...

Exercise, exercise, rest, repeat -- how a break can help your workout

...ng the recovery period. Their respiratory gas and heart rates were monitored continuously throughout the trial. Summary of Results The Repeated trial showed a greater amount of lipolysis (fat breakdown) than did the Single trial. This Repeated trial also had a pronounced increase in free fatty acid...

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