The Latest Biology News And Medical NewsBiology News 2Health News 2Biology News 3Health News 3


Tag: "authors" at medical news

Chest x-rays may provide information to help detect osteoporosis in the elderly

...f life and increased risk of future fractures. The authors suggest that the many chest radiographs elderly pa...tions during hospitalization or at discharge," the authors report. "The most noteworthy finding in our study is the magnitude of the underdiagnosis and undertr...

Relatively few US adults report having a healthy lifestyle

...th clinical or public health recommendations," the authors conclude. "These data, along with those that illustrate the benefit of following a healthy lifestyle, support the need for comprehensive primary prevention activities to increase healthy lifestyles and to reduce the prevalence of chronic risk factors...

CABG in elderly patients

...nger patients, and a higher overall mortality. The authors state these findings are of concern since Canada's...d for coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). The authors found that, while the mortality decreased over the study period for both older and younger patients,...

Age is not a limiting factor in combined therapy for lung cancer

...e younger age group. Based on their findings, the authors conclude: "fit elderly patients with locally advanced limited stage small cell lung cancer should be encouraged to receive combined modality therapy, preferably on clinical trials."...

High risk of second cancers in survivors of childhood soft tissue sarcomas

... compared to the general population. However, the authors noted that while the relative risk appears high, t...umeni syndrome and neurofibromatosis type 1. The authors concluded, "both treatment effects and genetic factors contributed to the increased risk of second c...

Insulin-producing cells from brain cursors

... would be needed for human treatment. However, the authors conclude that this technique "could serve as the basis for developing replacement islets from a wide range of human stem cells, including neural stem cells and ES cells."...

Reducing malarial transmission in Africa

...vels in the blood of many treated individuals. The authors conclude that although co-artemether as a first-line treatment is not likely to reduce overall transmission of Plasmodium falciparum within the community it might reduce selective transmission of resistant parasites in treated patients....

Data suggest bypass surgery free of long-term brain effects

...gy ( www.interscience.wiley.com/journal/ana ), the authors argue that the late cognitive declines seen in som...iods, and statistical analysis. It is curious, the authors note, that studies should continue to find cognitive deficits despite the fact that CABG is a proced...

Abnormal liver tests in a Mediterranean population

...ests are alcohol, HCV and NAFLD in Cittanova," the authors conclude, "NAFLD is emerging as an important etiology."...

Direct-to-consumer advertising may influence physicians' prescribing decisions

...e United States totaled $3.2 billion in 2003," the authors provide as background information. "Critics char...ly recognized, highly stigmatized, or both." The authors add that "antidepressant medications consistently rank among the top DTC advertising categories." Ri...

Revised Bethesda guidelines effective at identifying patients at risk of colorectal cancer

...y a larger proportion of patients with HNPCC," the authors write....

The World Congress on Cornelia de Lange Syndrome in Italy

...e condition - the most recent estimates by English authors (M. Ireland) refer to percentages of newborn equal to 1/15,000-1/20,000, but also of a significant increase after the '80s - characterised by specific features, retarded growth, hirsutism, small hands and feet or, less frequently, severely stunted ot...

No wisdom in routinely pulling wisdom teeth, study says

...may be a more appropriate strategy, suggest review authors led by Dr. Dirk Mettes of Radboud University Medic...of surgical procedures by 60 percent or more," the authors say. The review appears in the most recent issue of The Cochrane Library, a publication of The Cochr...

College education protects middle-age caucasian women against obesity

...tainment in the same way that white women do." The authors state that "While overall rates of obesity have increased dramatically in the United States, the prevalence rates of overweight and obesity remain disproportionately higher for African American women than for white women. Although the excess weight o...

New prognostic markers help identify risk of relapse

...therapy and avoid drug side-effects." The study's authors recommend a prospective clinical trial now be undertaken to test the value of these findings for clinical practice. Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL), the most common cancer in children, accounts for about 30% of all deaths from childhood cancer in...

Burden of parasitic worm infection greater than previous estimates

...World Health Organisation's current estimates. The authors also found that the loss of performance in a person with schistosomiasis can be improved through intervention with specific treatment. Dr King comments: "Although in most cases schistosomiasis is unlikely to progress to a lethal outcome, it is a prom...

Health inequalities continue to widen, despite government rhetoric

...ectancy, according to decile of poverty, which the authors argue is a more appropriate measure than the official target, increased from 3.71 in 1992-94 to 3.87 in 2001-03. Income inequalities also rose markedly in the 1980s and have been sustained throughout the 1990s and into the 2000s, although encouraging...

Milk thistle does not reduce deaths from liver diseases, best studies find

...and/or hepatitis B or C virus liver diseases," the authors found. The review appears in the most recent issue of The Cochrane Library, a publication of The Cochrane Collaboration, an international organization that evaluates medical research. Systematic reviews draw evidence-based conclusions...

Giving children access to drug clinical trials is crucial, clofarabine approval shows

...ed on results of a multicenter Phase II trial, the authors said. In the trial, 31 percent of 49 patients with ALL responded to the drug, with six of these children achieving complete remission of their cancer, according to Jeha. In addition, four children experienced complete marrow remissions in the absence...

HIV treatment not affected by hormonal birth control

...men in the United States, were examined. The study authors matched hormonal contraceptive users with nonusers...ight the spread of HIV," said Dr. Gange. The study authors recommend that follow-up data be collected after a greater number of years, in order to assess the e...

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

(Date:11/23/2009)...nts gathered this week for the seventh annual Nati... This year,s topic, "Synthetic Biology," brought t...hers to explore the engineering, scientific, and s...thetic biology. , Bonnie L. Bassler, professor o...is year,s conference chair, challenged the attende...
(Date:11/23/2009)...incontrovertible evidence" that the volcanic super...3,000 years ago deforested much of central India, ...eport. , The volcano ejected an estimated 800 cu... a crater (now the world,s largest volcanic lake) .... Ash from the event has been found in India, the ...
(Date:11/23/2009)...the highest resolution images of peptides attachin...derstanding how biomolecules manipulate the growth...nt for kidney stones using biomolecules. , The r...on of the journal Proceedings of the National Aca...with mineral surfaces by accelerating, switching a...
Breaking Biology News(10 mins):Synthetic biology offers new opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration 2Supervolcano eruption -- in Sumatra -- deforested India 73,000 years ago 2Scientists watch as peptides control crystal growth with 'switches, throttles and brakes' 2Scientists watch as peptides control crystal growth with 'switches, throttles and brakes' 3Barriers Hinder EMS Workers From Using Best Resuscitation Practices 50465 1Barriers Hinder EMS Workers From Using Best Resuscitation Practices 50465 2Barriers Hinder EMS Workers From Using Best Resuscitation Practices 50465 3Barriers Hinder EMS Workers From Using Best Resuscitation Practices 50465 4Excalibur International Marine 2849 25 Owned by EFT BioTech Holdings 29 Completes Inaugural Passenger Crossing of Taiwan Strait 12858 1Excalibur International Marine 2849 25 Owned by EFT BioTech Holdings 29 Completes Inaugural Passenger Crossing of Taiwan Strait 12858 2Excalibur International Marine 2849 25 Owned by EFT BioTech Holdings 29 Completes Inaugural Passenger Crossing of Taiwan Strait 12858 3Keep Mosquitoes and More Out of Your Yard with Garlic From Garlic Research Labs Inc 4672 1Keep Mosquitoes and More Out of Your Yard with Garlic From Garlic Research Labs Inc 4672 2
Other Tagsextended 2extended 3extended 4extended 5extended 6extended 7extended 8extended 9extended 10fragment 2fragment 3fragment 4fragment 5fragment 6continental 2continental 3continental 4continental 5infants 2infants 3infants 4infants 5infants 6infants 7infants 8infants 9infants 10keeps 2keeps 3keeps 4keeps 5keeps 6keeps 7keeps 8keeps 9keeps 10stress 2stress 3stress 4stress 5stress 6stress 7stress 8stress 9stress 10potent 2potent 3potent 4potent 5potent 6potent 7potent 8potent 9potent 10menopausal 2menopausal 3menopausal 4post 2post 3post 4fundamentally 2employment 2employment 3employment 4
extendederadicatesfragmentcontinentaltoddlersinfantskeepsstresspotentdesignermenopausalpostutahfundamentallycamptosaremployment