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It Matters Where, In America, You Suffer A Heart Attack

...said that, based on the new data, the Mid-Atlantic region was the most expensive region in treating heart attacks through one year of follow-up, and that the Mountain and Pacific states, w...

Postmature Infants Not As Easily Calmed As Other Newborns

...sugar sedatesinfants by stimulating the same brain region affected by heroin,a circuit of neurons known as an opioid pathway. The postmatureinfants react much like infants born to heroin-addicted mothers,but the researchers emphasized that they do not yet have evidencelinking the behavior of postmature and ...

ACTG 315 Preliminary Results: Drug Cocktail Restores Partial Immune Function

...d therepertoire of T-cells according to a variable region on its receptor,V, which can exist in 24 different varieties in humans. Patientswith dramatic but restricted patterns of V expansion experiencemore rapid progression of HIV disease than other patients. InACTG 315, V repertoires were highly perturbe...

New Drug For Parkinson's Disease Proves Effective, Study Finds

... in which several hundred thousand cells in a tiny region of the brain die for unknown reasons. Thispea-sized part of the brain produces dopamine, a neurotransmitter that's key to the control of movement. Parkinson's, which afflicts adults ranging from ages 40 to 80,results in uncontrollable tremors and sha...

3D Ultrasound Gives Better View Of Brain's Arteries

...ing was showing us exactly the same level and same region in each patient asbefore." Also, with the prototype workstation and the 3D reconstructions itgenerates, the researchers were able to choose the best perspective for viewingthe intracranial arteries. With 3D, relationships among the arteries ...

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Enhances Short-Term Brain Plasticity

...blind from anearly age often use part of the brain region normally employed for vision toprocess sensations from their fingertips, which helps them read Braille. However, in other cases, brain reorganization may lead to problems such asphantom pain, which often develops after amputation. This study suggest...

Study Finds Incidence Of Stroke Over 40 Percent Higher Than Previously Stated Figures

...d at autopsy among blacks in theGreater Cincinnati region was 288 per 100,000. This does not include transientischemic attacks (TIAs), often regarded as precursors to strokes. The overallincidence rate for first-ever and recurrent stroke was 411 per 100,000. Bycomparison, the overall incidence rate of fir...

Radio Frequencies Used To Kill Inoperable Liver Tumors At Penn's Cancer Center

...-- is available exclusively in the Delaware Valley region at Penn's Cancer Center... and available at only a few select hospitals across the nation. This technology enhances a surgeon's ability to access and successfully treat liver tumors -- which are commonly deemed "inoperable" due to their anat...

Most People Cant Identify Stroke Symptoms

...in the greater Cincinnati metropolitan area. This region has a largebiracial population and is similar to the U.S. population in age, gender, annualincome, and percentage of African-Americans. One of the most striking findings reported by the investigators was that therespondents older than 75, the highest...

Does Europe Need The WHO?

... that many people do not realise that the European region of WHO includes the entire former Soviet Union, with member states such as Tajikistan, on the Afghan border and Turkmenistan, bordering Iran. As well as continuing to support war torn countries, the WHO has a huge amount of work to do to help countr...

Drug's Effect On Chromosomes May Explain Second Cancers

...s to work by cutting up the ends of chromosomes, a region known asthe telomere, new research shows. The finding may help explain a serious after-effect of the drug -- ina small number of patients, it gives rise to often-fatal, secondary cancers. The drug, etoposide, is used in the treatment of leukemia, l...

A Concentration Killer: Study Shows Brain Chemistry Defect Is Key To Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder In Adults

...h brainregions, the anterior frontal cortex. This region underlies motor activity andcognitive processes, including attention. "A better understanding of thedeficit could lead to the development of treatments with a focused target ofaction," says Ernst. "Currently the treatments of choice are stimulants, ...

The Health Consequences Of Nuclear Arms Trade In The Subcontinent Should Not Be Overlooked

...ment and health in south Asia." He notes that the region boasts over half of all the malnourished children in the world and with high infant mortality and a lack of basic facilities for health and education he finds the diversion of scarce economic resources to weapons of mass destruction even more incongr...

Need For Artery Operation Exceeds Treatment Rate

...paper in this week's BMJ shows that in one English region only half the people in need of the treatment actually get it. Stroke is the third commonest cause of death in the UK and the commonest cause of physical disability. Ferris et al looked at all patients in the former Wessex Regional Health Authority ...

Beta-Blockers Underused In Older Patients After Heart Attacks, Major Study Of 45,000 Patients 65 Years Or Older Reveals

...varied throughout the country, with the NewEngland region having significantly higher use than the rest of the country. Among states, the use of beta-blockers ranged from a low of 30.3 percent inMississippi to a high of 77.1 percent in Connecticut. "Variation across thecountry is striking, but all areas ca...

Brain Regions Identified That Influence What We Remember Or Forget

...e remembered or not," Brewer said. Activity in one region of the right prefrontal lobe and several areas on ... making sense of spatialrelationships. The largest region of activation occurred in the parahippocampal cortex, a majorstructure in the medial temporal lobe t...

Tiny Pellets Could Deliver Alzheimer's Drugs

...e cells, called cholinergic neurons, in the septal region of the basal forebrain. The delivery problem, says Saltzman, is that NGF "has a short half life of the order of minutes in the blood, and very little of a dose, perhaps less than 0.1 percent, reaches the brain, and that amount goes all over the br...

Novel Imaging Agent Developed By Penn Researchers Provides Insight Into Brain's Message Delivery System

...splayedspecific brain uptake in the rats' striatal region of the brain where dopamineneurons are concentrated. The study's findings strongly support the conclusionsthat Trodat binds selectively to dopamine transporters in the brain and that itis potentially usefulin the assessment of neuron loss. Compared...

UCSF Study In Rats Suggests Synthetic Drug Mimicking Marijuana Might Be Used To Treat Pain

... effects. The researchers focused their study on a region of the brain known as therostral ventromedial medulla (RVM) which modulates pain by either increasing ordecreasing the amount of pain signals that pass through the spinal cord. Theytested the effects of the synthetic cannabinoid, WIN555, 212-2, on t...

Treatment For Cancer May No Longer Be As Grim As The Disease

...od.It takes ten minutes to kill all the cells in a region measuring 3 to 5centimetres across. The technique can be used to destroy up to five livertumours in a single session. Patients receiving this treatment can leavehospital much sooner than those who undergo conventional surgery. However, radio-frequenc...

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