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University Of Pittsburgh Researchers Identify Immune System Process That Could Halt Progress Of Cirrhosis In Humans

...including those of the liver,its presence has been thought to be a contributing factor to, or a feature of,the disease process. The University of Pittsburgh's research indicates theimmune system's release of IL-6 must be part of an effort to preservehepatocytes, or liver cells, and are not an accomplice to ...

To Drive Or Not To Drive? New Criteria For Those With Epilepsy

...to evaluatetheir risks. "For years, people thought you shouldn't drive at all if you haveepilepsy," says Hopkins neurologist Gregory Krauss, M.D., who led theresearchers. "Then it became clear that risks aren't high for people who haveseizures, as long as they're controlled. But there's a gray are...

USC Historian Sifts World's Oldest Printed Medical Books For Clues To Riddle Of Gender

...coolness, themoon). The origins of Chinese medical thought on yin and yang could be tracedback to the classic... in other cultures who want to learn about Chinese thought on thisvast topic." Furth's research for "A Flourishing Yin" was funded in part by a grant from theN...

How Little Is Too Little For A Baby's Safety? UT Southwestern Researchers Shed New Light On Size And Morbidity/Mortality In Newborns

...apparently need to be a lot smaller thanoriginally thought to be at greatest risk," said Dr. Steven Bloom, assistantprofessor of obstetrics and gynecology, who conducted the study with Drs. DonaldMcIntire and Brian Casey, assistant professors of obstetrics and gynecology, andDr. Kenneth Leveno, professor of ...

Study Finds Lymph Node Surgery Unnecessary For Many Breast Cancer Patients

...ery." At first, axillary lymph node dissection was thought to improve survival byremoving the first site of cancer spread. But studies showed that it wasn'tmore effective than non-surgical options such as radiation. The procedure also was used to help understand what additional therapy to use --radiation, c...

UCSF-Harvard Team Reports Encouraging Results In Drug Study Of Mice With Cancer

Researchers report that four drugs thought to disrupt the formation of bloodvessels that fuel tumor growth have been shown for the first time to beeffective at treating spontaneous tumors at distinct stages of progression inmice. The study, reported in the April 30 issue of Science, provides ...

UI Study Suggests Promising Treatment For Diabetic Pregnancies

...latively short-term use, such as pregnancy, Hunter thought the approach mightwork. Hunter tested his hypothesis using mice. His results showed that the micetreated with the encapsulated islet cells had significantly lower blood glucoselevels throughout their pregnancies and were significantly less likely to ...

Adolescents And Risk-Taking: A 'Very Likely' Danger May Not Mean The Same To A Teen As To An Adult

...ent would occur. Ninth graders and seventh graders thought thechance was not so high - 86 and 81 percent, respectively. Fifth graders rated"will definitely happen" as having only a 69 percent likelihood of occurring.There also was a large range of interpretations among the judgements within eachage group, wi...

Therapy Developed At Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Shows Promise In Preventing Rejection Of Transplanted Organs

...would live to see my 21st birthday. Who would have thought that I'll be23?" Despite its apparent benefits, this therapy is likely to remain a viableanti-rejection option only in difficult cases and when other treatments fail,partly because immunoglobulin is a limited commodity. The product of apainstaking an...

Do Neurons Learn By Growing Thorns? Emergence Of Dendritic Spines Is Associated With Long-Term Synaptic Plasticity

...on (a strengthening of synaptic connectionsthat is thought to be the cellular basis for learning and memory) in ahippocampal neuron goes along with morphological changes in specializedmicroscopic structures, the so-called dendritic spines (Nature, May-6th, 1999).Most neurobiologists believe that memories are...

Women May React To General Anesthesia Differently Than Men

...han men to keepthem asleep." "No one ever thought gender would be a variable in deliveringanesthetics to patients, but we now need to consider adding a patient's sex intothe equation," added the other Duke co-author, anesthesiologist Dr. Peter Glass. Currently, doses are based on body size, ...

Community Plays Key Role In Preventing Teen Suicide, UF Scientist Says

...idn't knowthe importance that school had. We often thought of suicide only in terms ofthe role of the family. Now we know we need to look at the school community,too, to find all the factors. "Kids need a role in society, a place in society," Perkins said. In the study, Perkins found that girls were more lik...

Jefferson Scientists Show Tumor Characteristics May Help Explain Tumor Biology And Prognosis

..." Interestingly, he notes, "It's generally thought that those with MSIhave a more favorable prognosis." Only two mismatch repair genes -- MSH2 and MLH1 -- are altered frequentlyin HNPCC, which accounts for some 10 to 15 percent of all colorectal cancers. "We tested HNPCC tumors for M...

New Findings On Dopamine Receptor Biology: Implications For Mental Illness

...te pathways and the D-4 dopaminereceptor, which is thought to play a vital role in human attention andcognition. Deth's group found that dopamine's interaction with the D-4 receptorcan cause local increases in the fluidity of nerve membranes which can influencesynapse activity critical for normal cognition a...

'Energy Density' -- Not Fat -- Is Key To Feeling Full While Managing Weight

...st. "When we first started this study, we thought that fat played animportant role in satiety. We found that, when you keep the calories and volumeof food that a person eats fairly constant, you don't see any special effectsfor fat in terms of reducing hunger." Rolls, a faculty member in Th...

Ph.D. Degree Research Results In Patent For Low-Cost Pharmaceutical Filters Made From Seafood Waste

...e education in chemical engineering." Todd says he thought a career in research would be more fulfilling than the jobsavailable to chemical engineering bachelor-level graduates, "So I decided to goto graduate school to learn how to be a researcher. It was really Dr. Glasser'spersonality that attracted me int...

ENBREL (Etanercept) Receives FDA Approval For Treatment Of Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

...t a child's physical appearance. "I never thought my daughter would be able to get out of bed in themorning without experiencing extreme pain, much less attend school with herpeers on a daily basis," said Erite Freed, the mother of a 15-year-old girl,Lauren Blumenthal, with JRA who participated in t...

New Technique Induces Growth Across Spinal Cord Injury

...ally different healingcapacities, most researchers thought the difference must lie in the environmentssurrounding the branches, which are very different. Previous attempts to repairsevered spinal cords focused on implants of peripheral nerve-tissue "bridges,"reproducing cellular environments similar to that ...

Angina sufferers find significant relief with noninvasive technique

...e heart relaxes,the cuffs briefly inflate. This is thought to reduce the heart's workload,increase its pumpin...that itotherwise would not be able to develop. The thought is, if you do this over andover, patients would be able to achieve improved blood flow." The researc...

Women, men view and judge childhood sexual abuses cases differently

...estimony influenced them the most and whether they thought either party waslying. A second questionnaire examined their beliefs about whether memories canbe repressed, their general familiarity with physical and sexual abuse cases,and where they obtained such information. They also were asked how thecredibi...

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