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Prostate cancer therapy - study suggests new molecular screening theory

...apeutics and thus their effectiveness for treating individual patients." Smad7 was originally discovered at the ... we may one day be able to effectively target each individual patient with the therapy-type best for him."...

Obesity linked to risk of severe headaches

...al's body mass index helps to determine his or her individual weight-related health problems according to height and weight. Out of 143,433 participants reached by phone, researchers identified 30,850 people who had at least one severe headache attack in the previous year and took weight and height assessments....

Northwestern's cancer genetics program finds gene variants that greatly increase breast cancer risk

...it is a far more common gene as one in every eight individual carries at least one copy of this gene. The BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes are found only in one of every 400 to 800 people. The impact of TGFBR1*6A is shown by the fact that in 2005 more than 14,000 new cases of breast cancers in the US alone may be attribu...

American Dietetic Association statement on new 'MyPyramid'

...on, food assistance, labeling and promotion. On an individual level, our members will incorporate MyPyramid and its accompanying materials into our client counseling, patient care and consumer education. The food and nutrition experts of the American Dietetic Association are committed to helping people understa...

Number and quality of kidney transplants much greater if national matching program adopted

...ts in the system, added the authors. For example, individual patients can set their own priorities based on distance they are willing to travel or on the quality of the kidney matched to them....

The Cochrane Library newsletter, 2005, issue 2

..., exercise and psychological therapies can help an individual lose weight. The Cochrane Review Authors therefore looked at data from 36 trials that involved 3,495 adult participants. The trials employed a variety of different psychological interventions. People, who want to loose weight benefit from behavioural...

Heart failure drug associated with higher risk of death

...ld judge how to balance the risks and benefits for individual patients. Our meta-analysis demonstrates that the risk may be even higher. In view of the relatively modest symptomatic benefit this drug provides, a death risk of this size should take precedence in a physician's treatment decision." With that in mi...

Researchers develop 'genetic blueprint' to predict response to esophageal cancer treatments

...forward in the goal to provide tailored therapy to individual patients because it offers a genetic blueprint for gauging the potential effectiveness of all common esophageal cancer treatment, not just an analysis of how one or two "candidate" genes respond to a single treatment. "Our data strongly suggest that ...

Louder neurons form more connections, Stanford research shows

...sh's developing brain to watch how the branches of individual neurons grew and shrank over time. It turns out that determining which of the branches will grow follows an age-old axiom: The squeaky neuron gets the grease. "Louder neurons drown out their quieter neighbors," Smith said. Working out this seemingly...

Pregnant women with epilepsy face dilemma

...wal of treatment is stressed and the importance of individual counseling is underlined," states author, Dr. Torbjrn Tomson. "The importance of maintained seizure control for the well-being of women with epilepsy, as well as for their unborn children, must be kept in mind." About the Author Torbjrn Tomson, MD ...

Anti-malarial drugs given to infants can protect them for two years

...s on strengthening health-care systems rather than individual components. World leaders will need to take account of this growing pressure during their Make Poverty History discussions, and to respond by translating it into genuine change to improve health-care through political commitment, resources, and actio...

'Virtual colonoscopy' effective in finding most polyps but may miss small ones

...s, there is controversy over its value both to the individual and to the health care system. Although the review...ot cancerous or become malignant so slowly that an individual will die of other causes before colorectal cancer develops, according to the report. But those large...

High levels of immunosuppressant may lead to tumor recurrence

...t immunosuppressive schedules might be tailored to individual patients based on the biology of their tumors, keeping in mind that high-risk patients would probably benefit from keeping cyclosporine levels as low as possible. They conclude that new immunosuppressant drugs shown to have anti-cancer effects are pa...

Monoclonal antibody cures West Nile virus-infected mice

...t-based screening system. The system let them test individual antibodies for their ability to bind to many versions of the E protein, each with slight alterations. By analyzing the changes in the versions of the protein that antibodies had difficulty binding to, they isolated first a region of the E protein, kn...

Every birth and death must be counted

...formation they need to make healthy decisions, and individual autonomy should be supported--this means that governments should release information to the public in a meaningful form Governments, communities, and individuals are all responsible for promoting health and health opportunities...

ASGE Foundation to hold first Crystal Awards Dinner

...enter, Minneapolis, MN This award is granted to an individual who has made long-term contributions to GI endosco... equipment research and development, as well as an individual who has been a strong supporter of the educational and research mission of the society. Honor...

Menopause and African-American women

... and is perhaps a "coming of age" and outgrowth of individual women's life experiences rather than representative of black or white culture. Only 16 percent of the women were currently using hormone replacement therapy, and 68 percent had never tried it, although all of the women were aware of the option and h...

New prognostic markers help identify risk of relapse

... information might be used to adjust therapy on an individual basis." The study also found, as investigators expected, that high levels of leukaemic cells surviving initial treatment, minimal residual disease (MRD), indicated a high risk of relapse. A technique to determine levels of MRD was pioneered at CCIA. ...

Facelift alternatives rid patients of neck 'wattle' without the downtime of surgery

...m the muscle, depending on the degree of aging and individual patient characteristics. Younger patients, who generally have more skin elasticity and have a "wattle" because of an overload in fat deposits just under the skin, often benefit from liposuction alone. Middle-aged patients generally have fat deposits,...

Breast-cancer risk linked to exposure to traffic emissions at menarche, first birth

..., including measurements from tunnels and tests on individual vehicles. A geographic model was used to reconstruct historic traffic PAHs, using measurements of benzo[a]pyrene, a known potent mutagen and carcinogen, as a surrogate for total PAH exposure. Cruise emissions, cold engine emissions and intersection e...

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(Date:11/20/2009)...ersity of Oklahoma researchers were sequencing the...e project. Today, the OU Advanced Center for Gen... effort to sequence the tomato genome with a $7.5 ...dation for plant genomics. , "The tomato has tr...tomato and crop yields will improve quality of lif...
(Date:11/20/2009)...coal-tar-based sealcoats in parking lots may be th... a USGS study. PAHs or polycyclic aromatic hydro...d tar deposits, and can have toxic effects. It,s l...dust; however, the specific sources of these PAHs ...ust from indoor areas near parking lots with coal-...
(Date:11/20/2009)... disease (COPD), a respiratory disease commonly kn...rth leading cause of death worldwide. 600 million...yet to find any real treatment or cure, Grace Parr...y of Western Ontario in London, Canada, is using v... the disease. , Parraga is a scientist in th...
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