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Common Drug-Capsule Coating Not As Inert As Previously Thought

...ing has been based -- in part -- on thebelief that the material forms an inert, steric barrier that preve...g to foreign or man-made materials. Recent work at the University of Illinois, however, has revealed that thispolymer is not as inert as researchers though...

A Helping Hand Could Save An Ailing Heart

You might be able to save the life of someone with coronary arterydisease simply...Researchers Steven Woloshin, MD, and colleagues at the White RiverJunction (VT) Veterans Affairs Medical Center and the University of Manitoba,Winnipeg, fo...

Unique Interactive Health Kiosks Distributed In Michigan

...an throughout October, was funded by proceeds from the state tobacco tax. The highly interactive system is the first health-related project of its kind in the nation. The Michigan Interactive Health Kiosk Proje...

Many Medical Screening Tests May Be Unnecessary.

...n and three co-authors explore that predicament in the article "Ethical Considerations in the Provision of Controversial Screening Tests," in the current issue of the Archives of Family Medicin...

UT Southwestern Receives FDA Grant To Continue Studies Of Cancer-Fighting Drug Not Used For Past 50 Years

...a drug thatwas shelved 50 years ago has encouraged the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)to provide a thr...r atDallas to begin second-stage clinical tests of the drug, aminopterin. Aminopterin is the "parent" of the commonly prescribed, cancer-fightingdr...

Bringing Clinicians Up To Speed On Stats And Business Is Goal Of Nih Grant To Emory University Center For Clinical Evaluation Sciences

...at and evaluate medicine have flourished alongwith the reach of managed care. But the language of population-based science isforeign and even intimidating to many doctors, nurses and oth...

'Bathtub' Equation Aids Diabetes Research

...al modelling techniques canprovide new insights in the fight against diabetes, she inevitably startstalki...arch, explains Finegood, an associate professor in the schoolof kinesiology, who set up her diabetes research lab at SFU last year. "'In' minus 'out' equal...

NIH Honors Emory Researcher With Merit Award For Work On Renin-Angiotensin System

...abetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases(NIDDK) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has granted Ke...ant, providing a few outstandinginvestigators with the opportunity for long-term stable support that willenhance their continued scientific creativity and ...

Planning Researcher Finds Best Neighborhoods Aren't Always Best At Preventing Infant Mortality

...opes to save lives byexamining death, specifically the deaths of Cincinnati children. Auffrey, assistant professor of planning at the University ofCincinnati, is researching infant mortality in Cincinnati from1979 to 1994 in order to ...

Affordable, Hand-Held Biosensor For Diagnostics

...earch Institute (TSRI) of La Jolla, California and the University ofCalifornia, San Diego. The biosensor, which changes colors to signal the presence of specificmolecules, may represent a new type of practical and affordable device for avari...

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory collaborates with USDA in development of pasteurization process

...w Jersey -- A small group of fusion researchers at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) is focu...asteurization process through a collaboration with the Agriculture Department. PPPL, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and managed by Prince...

Some Good News In Treating Infection Common To HIV Patients

...umonia is problematic because they are allergic to the antibiotic proven to be most successful at fighting the infection. Now, researchers are reporting a breakthrough in helping those patients tolerate themedic...

Intralase Will Develop Laser Systems For Eye Surgery

...Corporation of Skillman, N.J., with financing from the Enterprise Development Fund of Ann Arbor. "I...remely short pulses of light, which can cut within the delicate structures of the eye, such as the cornea, while avoiding damage to overlying or adjacent t...

Targeted Protein Toxin Effective Against Persistent Brain Tumors

Scientists at the National Institutes of Health have developed a new drug thatcan reduce the size of some persistent brain tumors without causing severe sideeffects. A report of the first clin...

Jefferson Researcher Finds New Digital X-Ray Technology May Cut Costs And Improve Patient Care

...ity Hospital, and to be unveiled next week, has the potential to replace the current film X-ray technology, while reducing health care costs and improving patient care, sa...

Benefits Of Annual Mammography Outweigh Radiation Risks Of Cancer

...erson University, Philadelphia, and director of the Breast Imaging Center, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, has found that the benefits of annual mammography far outweigh the risk of developing breast cancer from accompan...

Women Say Overwhelming Yes To Ultrasound In New Study

...cket for it if their insurance company won't cover the procedure. That was one of the findings of a new study, conducted at the University of Michigan Medical Center. The results were p...

Cattle: Latest Weapon In The War On Cancer?

...cattle cartilageas a possible potent new weapon in the war on cancer, the Chief of CSIROTropical Agriculture, Dr Elizabeth Heij, has announced. A team led by Dr Greg Harper ...

Drug Regimen Reduces Atrial Fibrillation After Heart Surgery

...r atrial fibrillation---a rapid, irregular beat in the upper chambers of the heart---in the days after the operation. Administering a cardiac drug called amiodarone for several...

Society Of Actuaries Surveys Experts On Longer Life Spans And Forecasting Mortality For Social Security

...nar on socialsecurity and mortality improvement in the NAFTA countries calls for developmentof forecastin...tely projected. A preliminary analysis of the survey points to the "medical advances,lifestyle changes, economic resources and distribution of res...

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