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Chronic back pain shrinks 'thinking parts' of the brain, study finds

... pain condition becomes more irreversible and less responsive to therapy. Other researchers on the study were Yamaya Sosa, physiology; Sreepadma Sonty, neurology; Robert M. Levy, M.D., neurosurgery; R. Norman Harden, M.D., physical medicine and rehabilitation; Todd B. Parrish, radiology; and Darren R. Gitelman...

Herpes virus offers new hope in curing cancer

...wn in animal models that certain adult cancers are responsive as well. Furthermore, some clinical trials for adult cancers have been launched," Dr. Cripe said. Existing treatments for neuroblastoma tumors include the surgical removal of the tumor, chemotherapy and radiation. In cases where the cancer has metast...

Mayo Clinic discovers potential marker for aggressive kidney cancer

...ht be able to make patients much more receptive or responsive to immunotherapy using either IL-2 or some of the other agents that are out there just by manipulating B7-H1 appropriately. We could improve treatment outcomes, hopefully, and that's what's drastically needed for this disease." ...

NIAID seeks applicants to lead revamped HIV/AIDS clinical trials networks

...herapeutic research and maintaining a flexible and responsive approach to emerging research challenges Build and strengthen HIV/AIDS research capacity, especially in resource-limited settings Improve research efficiency through the shared use of key support services Improve evaluation methods to ensure that...

Brain can be trained to process sound in alternate way, study shows

...ions to change through," making it many times more responsive than a simple firing rate increase. "And it becomes optimized through learning." The discovery has several implications. From a practical viewpoint, "I think it has quite a bit to offer," says Christoph E. Schreiner, UCSF professor of otolaryngology ...

Patients with moderate or severe hand dermatitis responsive to drug therapy

... for twelve weeks. Participants were classified as responsive if their dermatitis was clear (no visible dermatit...to 53 percent of those in the 40 mg/day group were responsive to treatment, compared to 12 to 27 percent of patients in the placebo group who were responsive. Hea...

Carefree people care less about cancer symptoms, endanger health

...ong. "We found that people who are typically less responsive to threatening things take longer to seek medical attention, and they tend not to go in for routine screening because they just are not concerned enough," Ristvedt says. "They rate their overall health better, even though in these cases they were ser...

UCLA brain scientists crack mystery of how alcohol causes intoxication

...chemicals from the brain cells -- making them more responsive to very low levels of alcohol. Alcohol enhances the GABA receptors' influence on brain cells, slowing the cells' activity and ability to communicate. IMPACT: The fact that the gene mutation arises naturally suggests that tolerance levels to alcoho...

Resistance to chemotherapy

...derstand why some patients respond and some don't: responsive tumors usually harbor activating mutations in the EGFR gene, which somehow make the tumors sensitive to treatment. Nearly all patients whose tumors initially respond to the drugs, however, eventually become resistant to the drugs and progress despite...

NYU Child Study Center receives grant from the American Red Cross September 11 recovery program

...e surviving parents with tools to serve as active, responsive parents and to develop coping skills that allow them to manage their own grief and distress. The 8-week Life Enrichment Program is designed to help decrease distress, increase energy and confidence, improve parent-child relationships and decrease c...

New treatment options for some difficult cancers improve survival and quality of life

...nts with advanced ovarian cancer showed that it is responsive to a combination of surgery and IPHC. The treatment plan could also include systemic chemotherapy. Additional IPHC treatment was feasible during subsequent reassessment surgery. "Surgery combined with IPHC seems to be a life extending and enhancing ...

Panacea or Pandora's box

...he new technology, rather than make the technology responsive to the way clinicians and hospitals actually work," adds Koppel, who also teaches in Penn's Sociology Department. Recommendations As CPOE systems continue to be implemented and enhanced, Koppel advises institutions and governments to diligently con...

Neurobehavioral function during coma, stroke rehabilitation effective for elderly

...alysis of cohorts of people. Affective aprosodia responsive to behavioral treatments, pg 93 This study inves...s among the first to suggest that aprosodia may be responsive to behavioral treatments. 12-minute Walk Test most sensitive in detecting walking changes in patie...

Earlier use of prostate cancer vaccines urged by Hopkins scientists

...ted on men whose cancers are growing and no longer responsive to hormone therapy," says Drake. "Fewer than 20 percent of men respond to vaccines alone." Drugs that suppress male hormones such as testosterone, which fuels prostate cancer, are one of the main treatment alternatives for early relapse and helps s...

New colorectal cancer screening recommendations for African Americans

...ans. Evidence suggests African Americans are more responsive to screening recommendations from their personal physicians than from other sources. The College urges physicians to provide culturally sensitive patient education on colorectal cancer to African Americans. Reducing the high morbidity and mortality ...

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