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76 million research centre to make the UK a global centre of excellence for clinical imaging

...g centre is great news for the UK. The centre will carry out vital research into devastating diseases such as Parkinson's. The investment by GlaxoSmithKline and Imperial College highlights the strength of the science base in this country, and the quality of medical research at Hammersmith Hospital." Imagi...

Detection at a distance for more sensitive MRI

...les at higher resolution, again using xenon gas to carry the signal to a detector of optimum design. The xenon is optically hyperpolarized, then introduced into the encoding chamber, where it flows through the voids in the sample. Because the sample is surrounded by a large radiofrequency coil, the filling...

Scientists identify crucial gene for blood development

... blood cells. This includes red blood cells, which carry oxygen to the body, and at least seven different types of white blood cells, which help heal wounds and form the immune defenses. Adult animals that lacked the MLL were unable to manufacture the various types of mature cells, and fetal animals withou...

A new hypothesis about Alzheimer's disease

..., which the liver secretes into the bloodstream to carry thyroid hormone and vitamin A. In the FAP diseases, mutations in the TTR protein are known to play a direct role in causing the disease. Basically, these mutations change the amino acid sequence of TTR, and these changes alter protein folding in suc...

Tuberculosis strains stay close to home, say Stanford researchers

...nd that people from different regions of the world carry different strains of the tuberculosis bacteria, pointing out the importance of sociological interactions in infectious disease transmission. This also raises the possibility that the pathogen evolves within a geographic population group and doesn't s...

Awards & fellowships presented in Hawaii

...o encourage outstanding young dental scientists to carry out research, attend the annual IADR General Session, and compete in the IADR/Unilever Hatton Awards Competition. The Travel Awards are generously funded through Unilever Oral Care. In 2004, the following 31persons from 16 Divisions received funding ...

Study clarifies impact of diet on the risk of gout

...that consumption of all types of seafood tended to carry an even higher risk. Notably, no increased risk was seen with consumption of purine-rich vegetables which include peas, beans, mushrooms, cauliflower and spinach or with overall protein intake. The study actually found a potential protective effe...

Tiny molecular motors shed light on cell function, say Stanford researchers

...ied molecular motors called myosins, proteins that carry out cellular motion by attaching to and "walking" along fibers of actin. The interaction of actin and myosin is the mechanism behind cell actions such as muscle contractions, the pinching off of two daughter cells from a mother cell during division a...

Cedars-Sinai March medical tipsheet

...ny parents don't know that certain play activities carry greater risks for injuries that can have long-term effects on their child's health and development. According to a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, injuries that can cause serious harm to children occur from falls and cra...

New breast pap smear detects early cellular changes; May prevent onset of breast cancer

...nalyze that even a basic clinical laboratory could carry it out, she added. It requires only a syringe and pap smear fluid -- no refrigeration or special preservation -- and a simple "PCR" test to amplify genes that even a high school student could perform in the laboratory. The test works as follows: the ...

Harmless virus associated with longer life for some HIV-positive men

... through blood and blood products, and many people carry the virus, some for up to 40 years. Earlier studies have reported improved survival for HIV-positive persons co-infected with GBV-C, but the idea has been controversial. While some investigators found a survival advantage for HIV-positive men with GB...

High blood pressure in the lungs a major risk for death in adults with sickle cell disease

...ungs narrow and their walls thicken, so they can't carry as much blood. Like a kinked garden hose, pressure builds up and backs up. The heart works harder, trying to force the blood through. If the pressure is high enough, eventually the heart can't keep up, and is unable to pump enough blood through the l...

NHS reforms have left no time to train surgeons

...d to become the new "generalist" surgeons who will carry out common procedures, referring more complex patients on to "specialist" consultant colleagues. "We are left in the worrying situation where 6,000 hours of surgical training in its current state may not be enough to produce these new generalists, le...

System can predict disease spread

...y of the vector an insect, rodent, etc. that can carry the disease. One must know the ratio of the vectors to the host that gets the disease, the relative abundance of the vector, the number of "non-competent" or dead end hosts that can't transmit the disease, and many other factors. Ultimately, all of t...

Feeling good about placebos

... powerful means of healing? Or should the provider carry out his or her ethical duty by telling the truth? Fortunately, he said, the dilemma disappears because there are other ways to produce a placebo effect without using any form of "dummy" medication. "This new way of thinking defines the placebo effect...

Pitt receives $14.5 million from NIH to improve pediatric heart transplantation outcomes

... University of Pittsburgh is uniquely qualified to carry out the primary objective of NIH's new Specialized Centers for Clinically Oriented Research program. Our mission through the Schools of the Health Sciences and our partner, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, has always been to foster multid...

Patients needing dialysis prefer 'peritoneal' method rather than hemodialysis

...3 to 4 hours, where trained nurses and technicians carry out the prescribed treatment using a dialysis machine under the direction of a physician. With this technique, insertion of special catheters or placement of grafts in the blood vessels is needed. In contrast, peritoneal dialysis involves inserting ...

A common cleanser is cheaper and faster way to separate DNA for genetic analysis

...of a solution in electrophoresis is its ability to carry a voltage." Solutions historically used for DNA el... separating proteins, which in their natural state carry an unpredictable charge. However, Kern and postdoctoral fellow Jonathan Brody conducted experiments ...

Two centres for infectious diseases established

...be used by the centres over the next five years to carry out multidisciplinary research towards the prevention, management or treatment of infectious diseases in the Netherlands or in developing countries. The focus is on flu, AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis. Flu vaccine Under the leadership of Prof. J.C....

Young men with conduct disorders are more likely to carry guns

...tle is known about how many boys with CD illegally carry concealed guns before the age of 18 and to what ex..., young men with symptoms of CD are more likely to carry guns than young men without CD." ...

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