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Data show cyclosporine inhalation solution improves long-term survival in lung-transplant patients

Data presented for the first time today at the 25th Annual Meeting and Scientific Session of the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation (ISHLT) show that cyclosporine inhalation solution (CyIS) significant...

OHSU scientist helping explain basis of psychotic behavior

...opamine receptor with a particularly high affinity for dopamine. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter found in ...ctivity of the dopamine D2 receptor in individuals for whom dopamine sensitivity can be dangerous, such as prolonged drug abusers. "It does appear that whe...

Neurology Now magazine launches at AAN meeting

..., the American Academy of Neurology's new magazine for patients and caregivers. It will officially launch...research and treatment. Articles will provide tips for living and coping with disorders including Alzheimer's disease, epilepsy, migraine, multiple scleros...

Breakthrough in national diseases

...scientists at Karolinska Institutet and the Centre for Molecular Medicine (CMM), Stockholm, Sweden. Up to... together shown that there is a common risk factor for these conditions. It is the first identified gene to link autoimmune diseases with cardiovascular di...

About 70 percent of older adults use alternative medicine

...types of alternative medicine have not been tested for safety and effectiveness, and yet a large majority... using them. This tells us there is a serious need for more consumer education." Hong conducted the study with Catherine Montalto, associate professor, and...

Soy and fish oil may help prevent heart attacks

...ook the HRV of 58 elderly patients every other day for two months to establish an HRV baseline for each participant. For 11 weeks, half of the study participants took a daily 2 g supplement of fish ...

Certain weight control behaviors may precipitate obesity among adolescent girls

...t gain among adolescent girls. Besides the reasons for overeating to comfort or distract one's self, this... an obese parent were more than four times at risk for becoming obese themselves versus their peers who reported not having obese parents. This was the cas...

Higher education representatives advise chemistry faculty candidates on how to apply for positions

...Engineering News offers some concrete suggestions for would-be faculty members on how best to apply for chemistry jobs in higher education based on advice from a panel representing a broad spectrum of uni...

Children's Hospital, Oakland's Dr. Barbara Staggers wins prestigious award

...r life to increasing access to quality health care for minorities, particularly adolescents. Dr. Staggers is the director of three health clinics serving adolescents. Last fall, Dr. Staggers and Children's Hospital at Oakland opened a school-based clinic at McClymond's High School in West Oakland that ...

Fifteen-year hunt uncovers gene behind 'pseudothalidomide' syndrome

...e has successfully completed a 15-year-plus search for the genetic problems behind the very rare Roberts ...om a small sample -- have been around in some form for more than a decade. But others are much more recent developments. For example, the researchers found...

Two drugs combined more cost-effective safer for managing arthritis in high-risk patients

... Angeles Healthcare System study demonstrates that for arthritis sufferers at high risk for gastrointestinal problems who traditionally may have used a drug like Vioxx, the most cost-effective...

Painless test using teardrops may speed diagnosis of Sjgren's syndrome

...developing a faster, more accurate diagnostic test for Sjgrens (SHOW-grins) syndrome, an incurable autoim...in early clinical studies as the first simple test for identifying the disease, the scientists say. Sjgrens affects between 1 million and 4 million America...

Case finds dental patients agreeable to tobacco interventions

...co: Attitudes Toward Tobacco Cessation Promotion" for the International Association of Dental Research and the American Association for Dental Research's annual meeting in Baltimore, Md. He is the lead investigator on the study with Kr...

Blood test can accurately diagnose heart failure in emergency patients

...rdiac muscle is under stress. The role of testing for these proteins in several forms of cardiovascular ...was launched to determine the usefulness of a test for NT-proBNP in evaluating emergency patients. At the time of its launch, the PRIDE study was the firs...

Tissue engineering experts discuss orthopaedics applications

...ng. These advances could provide better treatments for sports injuries, cleft palate and osteoporosis, th... day help alleviate the shortage of donated organs for transplantation. Atala has developed bioengineered urethras, the tube through which urine is excrete...

Nature provides inspiration for important new adhesive

...trying to identify a protein that could be adapted for this purpose, Li had another inspiration at lunch ...e plywood we make with this adhesive can be boiled for several hours and the adhesive holds as strong as ever," Li said. "Regular plywood bonded with urea-...

ACHRI study finds CellCept improves survival in pediatric heart transplant patients

...e 25th annual meeting of the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation in Philadelphia. "W...rtment of Pediatrics in the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine, lead investigator of the study. "Our research shows that we c...

In years preceding medicare eligibility, many older adults at risk of being uninsured

... to use preventive services, to obtain timely care for acute medical problems, and to take medications for chronic illnesses," according to background information in the article. As a result, uninsured patie...

Controversy in dyslipidemia guidelines

In 2003 the Canadian recommendations for the management and treatment of dyslipidemia were ...rescribed statin therapy, which will increase cost for little overall benefit. Jacques Genest and colleagues, members of the Working Group on Hypercholest...

New recommendation encourages more activist approach to lung cancer screening

PROVIDENCE, RI Physicians caring for people at high risk for lung cancer should assume responsibility of informing their patients about options for screening for...

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