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Adults with dyslexia can improve with phonics-based instruction

...ve the same benefits. She recommends that adult dyslexics who want to get reading instruction select a phonics-based program that focuses on the structure of language and how language works. It should also involve multiple senses, including how a letter looks, sounds and feels. Flowers' c...

Old dogs, new tricks?

...aging technology the research group showed how the adult dyslexic brain responds to a specific phonological...findings suggest that the brain mechanisms used by adult dyslexics might be different from those observed when young children undergo remediation, a strong i...

Physical inactivity costs millions in health care expenses

...physical inactivity patterns among all 1.5 million adult members of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota in the year 2000. They found that the health plan spent $83.6 million - or $56 per member - for medical care and pharmacy costs for diseases associated with inactivity. Heart disease was the most...

Using over-the-counter drugs to treat upper respiratory infections may save $4.75 billion annually

...uffer from about one billion colds and the average adult suffers from two to four colds per year. These colds result in approximately 15 million lost workdays each year in the United States. There can be many different symptoms for upper respiratory infections, which may be caused by a variety of factor...

DepoDur found to be innovative option for postoperative pain relief

...tramorph/PF or Duramorph) were administered to 487 adult patients 18 years of age or over approximately 30 minutes before lower abdominal surgery and before the induction of general or regional anesthesia. The study found that a single dose provided significant dose-related improvements in pain control for...

AAN, ANA announce support for embryonic and adult human stem cell research

... announced their support for government funding of adult and embryonic stem cell research. "The AAN and AN...e, through embryonic stem cell research. While adult stem cell research is believed to hold less promise, the AAN and ANA believe both embryonic and adul...

Marijuana-like compounds may aid array of debiliating conditions ranging from Parkinson's to pain

...se Control and Prevention. More than 60 percent of adult Americans are overweight or obese. These people face an increased risk for a range of physical ailments, including high blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke. "For many years anecdotal reports have described how marijuana use can increase appetite," ...

Several new techniques show promise for spinal cord repair

...earchers obtained OECs from the olfactory bulbs of adult transgenic--genetically altered--rats expressing green fluorescent protein and transplanted them into other rats' spinal cords that had been completely cut at the dorsal funicular location. The green fluorescent protein allowed the cells to be easily...

Studies examine risk factors and potential consequences associated with prehypertension

...nd colleagues find that approximately one third of adult Americans have prehypertension and that this adverse blood pressure level is accompanied by unfavorable levels of other major cardiovascular disease risk factors." "Not unexpectedly, Russell et al, using a statistical model relating coronary heart di...

Mouse study: Signal overload in Alzheimer brains

....D., a research associate in pathology. "In normal adult mice, stem cells taken from the olfactory bulb ret...s olfactory bulb without causing permanent damage, adult olfactory bulb stem cells are a potential non-embryonic source for cells that could prove useful in ...

Jefferson scientists find new way to convert adult human stem cells to dopamine neurons

...ients in the laboratory, they were able to convert adult human bone marrow stem cells into adult brain cells. Human adult bone marrow stem cells also known as pluripotent stem cells normally give...

Growing epidemic of wet AMD ushers in new era in treatment of the disease

... "Even a little vision loss to a fully sighted adult can compromise function more globally than any other impairment, increasing the risk of falls and injuries, medication mix-ups, poor nutrition, social isolation and clinical depression," said presenter Lylas G. Mogk, M.D., founding director of the Vi...

Olfactory bulb stem cells and Lou Gehrig's disease

...hat transplants of mouse stem cells taken from the adult brain's olfactory bulb can delay symptoms and deat...s olfactory bulb without causing permanent damage, adult olfactory bulb stem cells are a potential non-embryonic source for cells that could prove useful in ...

Gender and sex hormones affect the brain's pain response and more, according to new studies

... Galea and her colleagues removed the ovaries from adult female rats (to eliminate naturally produced estro...ults suggest that differential pain sensitivity in adult male rats compared to females is primarily due to testosterone exposure during development," says Cr...

Promise of stem cells amplified

...ne , have reversed spinal cord damage in paralyzed adult rats, allowing them to walk again. The researchers... stem cells could be successfully introduced to an adult brain, chances are they would require GDNF. Yet in an earlier study, Berhstock's group showed that G...

High-fat diets hammer memory, more than a waistline worry

...affected learning and memory in mice. Young adult male mice were divided into four groups by diet: n...n the work by David Gozal, MD, and his colleagues, adult male rats were fed either a diet high in fats and refined carbohydrates or a diet low in fats and hi...

Teenage hormone therapy to reduce adult height of tall girls linked to reduced fertility

...s given oestrogen therapy in adolescence to reduce adult height are more likely to experience later fertili...population. Treatment with oestrogen to reduce the adult height of tall girls has been available since the 1950s. No randomised trials have examined the effe...

Cedars-Sinai October 2004 medical tipsheet

...e latest information on research and treatment for adult and pediatric brain tumors. The Oct. 23 conference is designed to educate brain tumor patients and their caregivers about the latest surgical and non-surgical treatments available, and to provide information on alternative therapies and practical mat...

Long-term study demonstrated ADDERALL XR is an effective option to treat adolescents with ADHA

...cted in school age children, and more recently, in adult populations, physicians are being asked with increasing frequency to treat adolescents with significant functional impairment associated with ADHD. For this reason, it is critically important to access this long-term data to guide physicians in our ...

Annals of Internal Medicine tip sheet for Oct. 19, 2004

...ises markedly improved dizziness in a study of 170 adult patients assigned to either an exercise group or a usual-care group (Article, p. 598). Patients in the exercise group met with a nurse, then at home recorded and performed daily exercises, such as rotating the head from left to right while keeping ey...

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(Date:11/23/2009)...nts up weaknesses of drug approval process in Unit...ov. 23 (HealthDay News) -- Problems with the popul...for heart attack, stroke and death, were known for... the market in 2004, a new report says. , Cont...., dangerous side effects were evident in 2000, a ...
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