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Smoking restrictions in restaurants are not bad for business

...he establishment of designated smoking areas, with direct evacuation of smoke outside the building in all firms and restaurants except bars. The legislation allowed for a complete ban on smoking if the legislation was thought too expensive to implement. Quebec has one of the highest smoking prevalences of a...

UPenn Cancer Center receives two-year $500,000 grant from Lance Armstrong Foundation to establish cancer survivorship program

... medical oncologist Angela DeMichele, MD, who will direct the clinical and research aspects of Living Well A...David J. Vaughn, MD, a medical oncologist who will direct the clinical and research aspects of Living Well After Cancer's testicular cancer program. "Few stud...

UC Davis recycling expert wins Stockholm Water Prize

...rvation and enhancement throughapplied research or direct action. It recognizes efforts thatincrease knowledge of, and win respect for, the waterenvironment. Asano will receive the prize from the king of Sweden, CarlXVI Gustaf, on August 16 at a royal ceremony and banquet inthe Stockholm City Hall during Wo...

Study: Children with more hours of child care act more aggressively

...en using age-appropriate tests, questionnaires and direct observation and controlled for varying characteris... study include its large sample size, the repeated direct assessments and the diversity of subjects, a quarter of whom are minorities. Besides UNC, which fo...

UCSF policy center presents Congress with road map for HIV vaccine development

... achieving an HIV vaccine. We have presented both direct funding options and market based incentives in order to take advantage of the strengths and to harness the energies of both the public and private sectors," said monograph co-author, Stephen F. Morin, PhD, associate adjunct professor of medicine and ...

Current interventions fall short for smoking cessation

...endent subjects appear to rely more heavily on the direct effects of nicotine," the investigators deduced. This phenomenon may result from long-time smokers coming to associate the physical effects of nicotine with the sensation of smoking. Prolonged and intensive smoking may also lead to tolerance tha...

MetaPhore Pharmaceuticals initiates Phase I clinical trial of enzyme mimetic compound for oncology

...s also showed that the enzyme mimetic enhances the direct anti-tumor properties of IL-2 therapy. Based on these encouraging preclinical results, the SOD enzyme mimetic may offer improved therapeutic options for end-stage cancer patients, with a greatly reduced side-effect profile, added Dr. Wolfram Samlow...

Microbes and the dust they ride in on pose potential health risks

...als and birds. Coccidioidomycosis presents a more direct hazard to humans and has affected inhabitants of the arid southwestern U.S. Coccidioidomycosis is caused by Coccidioides immitis, which causes pulmonary illnesses in humans that range from flu-like illnesses to pneumonia. Since 1979 TOMS has been ...

New studies report AVANDIA may have the potential to reduce cardiovascular risk by targeting a fundamental cause of Type 2 diabetes

...ing the cardiovascular risk. Trials assessing the direct relationship between the amelioration of insulin resistance and the decreased risk of cardiovascular events are now underway" concluded Professor Bonora. Additional data presented today at ADA8,9 highlights that unlike traditional therapy, AVANDIA ta...

New data support the efficacy and safety of the novel oral anticoagulant Exanta

... was introduced over 50 years ago. Exanta, an oral direct thrombin inhibitor, is currently under investigation in an extensive phase III clinical trials programme in a number of key therapeutic areas. The programme, which involves more than 15,000 patients in 30 countries, includes European and US phase II...

Practical guidance for treatment of heart failure is launched

...also a severe burden on healthcare resources. The direct costs of heart failure in developed countries is thought to be between 1 and 2% of the total healthcare budget, with a considerable proportion being attributable to hospitalisation costs. 4 Although, with optimal treatment it is possible to reduce...

New data support the safety and tolerability of the novel oral anticoagulant Exanta for stroke prevention in patients with atrial fibrillation

... routine coagulation monitoring. Exanta , an oral direct thrombin inhibitor, is set to be the first new oral anticoagulant since warfarin was introduced over 50 years ago. Atrial fibrillation is the most common cardiac arrhythmia in clinical practice,² with incidence approximately doubling with each de...

Scientists image material that could improve MRI technologies

...riment ever conducted. The findings, including the direct evidence of an electronic Doppler effect, will be published Oct. 4 in the journal Nature. "Currently, hospitals use low-temperature superconductors in MRI, but high-temperature superconductors a relatively new discovery may be a better material, wi...

Artwork can sharpen medical diagnostic skills, Yale researchers report

...another. This lowered threshold of observation has direct application to the examination of the patient."...

Tourettes, other tic disorders far more common than once thought

...al records to identify patients without conducting direct interviews or exams. Our eyes were opened by going out into the community, when we explored what Tourettes is like in the real world. Its not a severe illness with bizarre symptoms; most people had relatively mild symptoms and did not go to their d...

New rapid anthrax test developed through collaboration between Mayo Clinic and Roche Diagnostics. Test, which provides results in less than one hour, will be made available to United States laboratories

...ibution to the fight against bioterrorism and is a direct outcome of the excellent cooperation between Roche and Mayo Clinic," says Martin Madaus, President and CEO of Roche Diagnostics Corporation. "Mayo researchers have several years of experience in developing these types of assays. The speed and broad d...

Anxiety over breast self-examination may lead to low compliance, UCLA researchers find

...It may be unrealistic and potentially traumatic to direct women with very high self-appraised risk for breast cancer to perform breast self-examinations if these women have difficulty overcoming their anxiety, Wellisch said. While women at normal or low risk of breast cancer may benefit from expanded instru...

LIFE-SAVER: World's largest cholesterol-lowering trial reveals massive benefits for high-risk patients

...geted groups of patients in which there was little direct evidence of benefit including women, the over 70s...ome circumstances. But, HPS now provides the first direct evidence that cholesterol-lowering therapy cuts the risk of heart attacks and strokes by at least on...

New study provides mixed report card on informed consent to cancer clinical trials

...nt of respondents knew that they might not get any direct medical benefit from the trial, and less than 40 percent recognized that participation might carry additional risk or discomfort when compared with standard therapies. At the same time virtually all were highly satisfied with the informed consent pro...

Study: mouthguards work in protecting athletes from expensive injuries to teeth

...team with custom-fitted mouthguards, for which the direct cost in materials is less than $20 per player, the authors wrote. Properly trained athletic trainers can perform the majority of the labor required for construction. Rules requiring mouthguards in high school football were established in 1962 and i...

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