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Exercising limbs protects brain cells affected by Parkinson's, study in rodents shows

...cine. Called neurotrophic factors, these proteins protect neurons and promote their survival. According to the researchers' studies, one particular neurotrophic factor, glial cell line-derived neurotropic factor, or GDNF, is increased with exercise by 40 percent. "GDNF, and probably other factors as well, m...

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

...omen require more flexible, adaptive mechanisms to protect themselves from injury during their reproductive years to preserve the reproductive function of the species, he says. At the same time, women also have to adapt to the body changes and pain that takes place during pregnancy and childbirth--a time whe...

Latest Asian-American tobacco use data reported

...o mobilize communities to advocate for policies to protect themselves from the dangers of tobacco. The National Cancer Institute's AANCART project, headquartered at UC Davis, has been an important ally in the effort to develop and implement successful tobacco control programs for Asian Americans. The 5th As...

Super-sizing Asian Americans

...ter the seemingly inevitable Americanized diet and protect the beneficial traditional Asian diet and physical activity patterns, a tailored campaign is strongly recommended for California's low-income, immigrant Chinese, Vietnamese and Hmong communities," Foerster said. Asian Americans and Pacific I...

Pediatricians need more training on environmental health

...ctor. "We want them to have the tools they need to protect their patients against environmental hazards." A group of experts made up of physicians, nurses, and educators issued recommendations to incorporate environmental health into pediatric medical and nursing education. The study, conducted by the Nation...

IDSA offers policy Rx for influenza vaccine shortage

...this problem. We need innovative federal policy to protect public health."...

Whooping cough makes a national comeback

...ar olds could help control community outbreaks and protect older children and teens from this serious and highly contagious disease. Such a vaccine is currently being reviewed by the FDA, and may be available in 2005," Middleman said. About the Society for Adolescent Medicine The Society for Adolescent M...

Statement: Implantable medical identification chip

...lose their personal health information will simply protect their privacy by avoiding necessary medical care. For more information, contact Dottie Jeffries, Director of Public Affairs, 212-752-0450, ext. 29, djeffries@apsa.org ; or Jim Pyles, counsel to APsaA, 202-466-6550; Jim.Pyles@ppsv.com . ...

Exercise prevents Parkinson's symptoms in lab model mimicking human form of the disease

... provide a non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical way to protect adults against the onset of symptoms of Parkinson'...e caused by MPP+ suggests that exercise might also protect humans from the same type of damage caused by environmental toxins, said Richard J. Smeyne, Ph.D., a...

U-M professor to test flu shot and nasal spray flu vaccine side by side

... the United States, and vaccines produced annually protect against those types. The flu shot uses killed virus, meaning it is formulated using flu virus that's killed and injected into the patient to encourage a low-level immune response. Triggering this response helps the patient's body fight off later e...

Angiogenesis therapy successful for peripheral arterial disease

...earchers also found that the treatment appeared to protect damaged cells from undergoing the process of apoptosis. "The results of these preclinical studies demonstrate for the first time that stimulating innate VEGF gene expression leads to the creation of multiple forms of VEGF that appear to p...

Healthy foods choices highlighted during National Chemistry Week, Oct. 17-23

...eported that honey contains antioxidants that help protect against heart disease. Honey also helps prolong the freshness of meat, protects against off flavors, and guards against harmful byproducts of meat oxidation that may increase the risk of heart disease, according to the researcher. Heavy on the...

International MRC trial finds a routine treatment for head injury may do more harm than good

...important because they'll improve patient care and protect thousands of future patients from increased risk of death from corticosteroids." Professor Colin Blakemore, chief executive of the MRC, said,"This is an excellent example of how research evidence contributes to changing clinical practice with the pot...

Lithium may protect neurons from radiation therapy

...t bipolar disorder and other mental illnesses, can protect the brain cells involved in learning and memory fr... to be conducted soon to test whether the drug can protect humans from cognitive deficits as a result of cranial radiation therapy. The researchers presented ...

Widely used treatment for head injuries found to be harmful

...ids in head injury, the CRASH trial results should protect many thousands of patients from any increased risk of death associated with these drugs... The effect of corticosteroid treatment on disability 6 months after head injury will be reported as soon as these data are available. Many other treatments of ...

Eating more soy-rich foods could reduce spread of breast cancer UU research

...now needed to confirm whether soy isoflavones will protect against breast cancer spread in patients. "Although recent advances have been made in tumour detection and treatment, the spread of cancer remains a significant cause of mortality. The invasion of cancerous cells from their site of origin into the ne...

A glass of red wine a day may keep prostate cancer away

... a dietary supplement, which has been suggested to protect against cardiovascular disease. Laboratory studies indicate that resveratrol influences a variety of biological pathways that are important in cancer development. For example: As an antioxidant, it helps sweep dangerous, cancer-causing free radica...

Fox Chase Cancer Center researchers identify novel target for detecting ovarian cancer in blood

...hanism used by cancer cells to turn off genes that protect against tumor development. When these tumor-suppressor genes are inactivated by hypermethylation, they cannot do their job, which then allows cancer cells to develop. This research marks the first time hypermethylation has been examined for the dete...

Many who cut back on Rx drugs to cut costs don't tell doctors

...cating them about which ones are most necessary to protect their health. The researchers found that most patients who did speak up got help through free samples, generic drugs or information about assistance programs. The study, published in the Sept. 13 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine, finds ...

Lab studies show two proteins prevented progressive nerve cell loss in Parkinson's disease

...nipulated to selectively express proteins that can protect the neurons that are damaged during the course of Parkinson's disease. "Currently, we are constructing other versions of this virus that could eventually be used in clinical trials in humans that are safe even when the body mounts an immune response,...

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