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Famous Faces Activate More Parts Of The Brain

...nformation about an itemsuch as a famous face, you get activation of both sides of the brain," saysWillia...to remember things better when you havetwo ways to get the information into memory," Petersen says. Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fM...

Researchers Splice Severed Spinal Cords

...of the nerve fibers carrying nerve impulses,you'll get significantly more than 5 percent back in terms of restoredbehavior," says Richard B. Borgens, professor of developmental anatomy atPurdue. He and his colleague, assistant professor Dr. Riyi Shi, both of Purdue'sCenter for Paralysis Research in the S...

Discarded Treatment For Heart Attacks May Yet Prove To Be A Life-Saver

...eath rate of about half that of people who did not get GIK. "The decrease in the death rate is d...an 11.5 percent death rate among those who did not get thecombination. However, among the 252 people who received therapy to open cloggedblood vessels, th...

Now Is Time To Design Brain-Saving Drugs Specifically For Children, UCSF Neurologist Says

...ted for a childhood brain disorder, epilepsy. "To get a start on drug development for hypoxia-ischemia in newborns, it almostseems as if this issue would have to become personal for someone in programdevelopment at a pharmacuetical company," Ferriero said. "Unless someone knows afamily whose child must ...

Low "Health Literacy" Increases Hospitalizations

...onditions. This may be why they are more likely to get worse and have to be hospitalized." In an ... Roter and colleagues also noted that stereotypes get in the way ofidentifying those with low literacy skills because most identify illiteracy withpersons...

New approach supercharges immunotherapy

...a late response toprior chemotherapy, their tumors get smaller and in some cases have disappeared. "We know we are affecting the immune response with this therapy because thetoxicities we have seen after reinfusion look exactly like autoimmunedisorders," (in which an over-aggressive immune system attacks...

Study Confirms Safety Of Common Heart Drug

...out that most people taking digoxin do not have to get thedrug's blood levels monitored frequently. "You don't need to have it monitoredevery time you go to see the doctor. In a patient who is relatively stable,checking serum concentrations once every six months or once every year isgenerally appropriate...

Nature's Hardest Puzzle

...ices made from recombinant amelogenin protein. "We get very long, straight structures," Fincham reports. "The crystals growonly on their end faces, although the material is unremarkable. We can't makeenamel yet, but we can see how nature does it. The nanospheres clearly have acapacity to regulate the ...

Best Use Of Angiostatin May Be To Enhance Radiation Therapy

...t only brief exposureto angiostatin is required to get most of the drug's radiation-boostinganti-tumor effects. Without concomitant radiation therapy, additional exposureto low doses of this highly touted, costly and hard-to-obtain protein didnot enhance treatment. This latest report, by researchers from...

Discovery May Boost Effectiveness Of Chemotherapy

...drugs out of cells rapidly, before the drugs could get to the nucleus of thecancer cells and destroy them. "This is only the fourth molecular drug resistance pump of anti-cancerdrugs to be identified, and it is half the size of the other pumps," saysDouglas D. Ross, M.D., Ph.D, professor of medic...

American Heart Association Comment: Results Of Cardiac Insufficiency Bisoprolol Study II (CIBIS-II)

...ll provide an important publicservice. We need to get this information to physicians and patients." In the beta-blocker group there were 34 percent fewer deaths from all causes,and 44 percent fewer sudden deaths. Hospital admissions were 20 percent lessamong those who received the beta-blocker. The re...

Want To Eat Less Fat? Resolve To Read Food Labels

...euhouser, Ph.D., R.D. "People who don't readlabels get around 35 percent of their calories from fat, compared to about 30percent for people who read labels." Nutrition experts recommend that consumersget 30 percent or less of their daily calories from fat. "The difference in fat intake between label-read...

Visual Environment Can Affect Even Healthy Eyes --- Nature Works With Nuture For Good Vision

...developing properly, clinicians could intervene to get him back on track," says Dr. Bradley. Such intervention, she says, could save a child from myopia, hyperopia (farsightedness) or strabismus (crossed-eyes,)all of which would otherwise affect him for life. Such problems inhibit depth perception, the...

Study Finds Clot-Busting Drug Ineffective Or Even Harmful If Not Used Soon After A Stroke

... addition, there's a 7 percent riskthe stroke will get worse if the drug is used after three hours, including a 3percent chance of early death." This study confirms that beyond three hours, tPAcan cause dangerous bleeding in the brain. The Oregon Stroke Center was theleading enrolling site in the country...

Program Developed At UF Enables Computer To "Emote" In Speech

...r more accessible voices,he said. "When we get into the process of humans and computers communicating witheach other, we want to be as natural as possible," Dankel said....

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Ranked "Most Preferred Hospital" In L.A. And #1 In Six Other Key Categories

...bd.ca.gov. 4. Get acquainted. Take some time to get to know your physician or healthcareprovider by arranging a "get acquainted" visit. This visit will offer a chanceto personally speak with the doctor about your specific healthcare needs....

Early Dental Exams For Children Can Avert Problems Posed By Bottled Water And "Bottle Caries"

...nning with the six-year molars, which mostchildren get between ages five and seven, and, subsequently, to the 12-yearmolars, which typically appear between ages 11 and 13. Injuries to the tooth, commonly resulting from falls or blows, are important forparents to recognize and respond to, Dr. Weintraub st...

Temples Virtual Lab Helps Disabled Students

...g thesestudents to overcome their disabilities and get the most out of their learningexperiences. Butz ha...al laboratory together, so I applied to the NSF to get financial supportfor its development. It seemed like a natural thing to do. It's going to be afant...

Infrared Thermometers A Good Alternative For Use On Newborns

...kes lessthan two seconds to get a result from this type ofthermometer." Nurses usually take an infant's temperature within thefirst 30 to 60 minutes after birth in order to determine if theinfant is too hot or to...

New Treatment Under Investigation At University Of Maryland Could Dramatically Reduce Colon Cancer Deaths

...ent to 50 percent. With this treatment we hope to get that down to 5percent." Van Echo stresses ... trials because it may be the only way for them to get some of the newerdrugs and therapies. Also, enrolling in clinical trials has become easier forpatie...

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