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Three Genes Raise Gout Risk

01.10.2008 23:25    healthcentral.com
The finding could help identify people at risk for the arthritic illness, long before symptoms start. One of the genes studied had already been associated with gout, but identifying all three genes could help develop new treatments.


Gene Could Link Obesity, Colon Cancer

01.10.2008 23:25    healthcentral.com
Research has suggested that colon cancer risk rises with increasing weight, but this finding points to a genetic reason for the link.

Anti-Obesity Drugs Could Fight Viral Infections

01.10.2008 23:24    healthcentral.com
In cellular metabolism, glucose can be converted into fatty acids -- a process known as fatty acid biosynthesis. Fatty acid biosynthesis is not essential in humans, but many viruses use these fatty acids to build their viral envelopes, or outer


Beta Blockers May Cut Mortality in COPD Patients After Surgery

01.10.2008 23:23    healthcentral.com
Doctors have been hesitant about given COPD patients beta blockers before surgery, fearing it could aggravate bronchospasm and worsen airway obstruction. Prior clinical trials, even those done on patients undergoing noncardiac surgery, had yielded inconsistent results.

Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy

01.10.2008 23:23    healthcentral.com
University of North Carolina researchers, in a study of more than 1,200 women, found these previously restricted eaters tended to gain more than the recommended amount of weight if they were either normal, overweight or obese at the start of

Timing, Dosage of HRT Affect Chances of Heart Trouble

01.10.2008 23:23    healthcentral.com
Younger women had a higher risk of heart attacks, especially younger women who took hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for a long time, Danish researchers found. Certain formulations also lead to different results.

Vitamin C Megadoses Hamper Cancer Treatments in Mice

01.10.2008 23:22    healthcentral.com
The finding raises questions about whether human patients might suffer the same effects, the study authors said.

HIV Outbreak Began Decades Earlier Than Thought

01.10.2008 23:22    healthcentral.com
The research, which is published in the current issue of Nature , found that HIV began spreading between 1884 and 1924, around the same time urban centers in west central Africa were established. This estimated time of origin is decades

Group Urges Depression Screening for Heart Patients

01.10.2008 23:22    healthcentral.com
Depressed people with heart disease have at least twice the risk of second cardiac events in the one to two years following a heart attack. And more severe depression is associated with more severe second events.

Hard Decisions for the Littlest Lives

01.10.2008 23:21    healthcentral.com
Here, parent-doctor discussions regarding life support or compassionate end-of-life care are key. Yet, few result in satisfaction for the families. Instead, miscommunication and misunderstanding taint the final days or hours of a dying infant's life and their families' remembrances of

Invisible Hearing Aid

01.10.2008 23:21    healthcentral.com
Like most teens, Philip Pare loves his music.

Health Tip: When Your Child is Teething

01.10.2008 23:21    healthcentral.com
The Lucile Packard Children's Hospital offers a list of common symptoms of teething, and some warning signs that something may be wrong.

Genes affect weight loss drug effectiveness

01.10.2008 23:14    3-rx.com
A study conducted by researchers at Mayo Clinic shows that obese patients with specific genetic makeup had enhanced response to the weight loss drug sibutramine, while others who lack these genetic factors lost little or no weight.The findings are published

Steroids Not as Effective in Obese Asthma Patients

01.10.2008 23:14    3-rx.com
Glucocorticoids, the primary controller medication for asthma, are 40 percent less effective in overweight and obese asthma patients than in those of normal weight, according to researchers at National Jewish Health, in Denver. The study also identified a potential mechanism

Twins Trial Verifies Blood Pressure Lowering By Olive Leaves

01.10.2008 23:03    drugdevelopment-technology.com
Olive leaf extract can lower blood pressure, as confirmed by a study of 20 twin pairs from the Berlin Brandenburg region. In a recent publication of the journal, Phytotherapy Research, the potential of twin studies in testing the preventive potential
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Successful Inspection by MHRA of Almac Clinical Services' Pennsylvanian Facility

01.10.2008 23:02    drugdevelopment-technology.com
Almac Clinical Services is pleased to announce the completion of a successful inspection of its Audubon, Pennsylvania operations by the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). The voluntary inspection, which was carried out on 15-16 September 2008, noted
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Uganda: Focus on Improving Maternal Healthcare

01.10.2008 22:41    allafrica.com
As world leaders gather in New York to review progress on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), increased attention is needed to improve maternal health, the goal showing the least progress.

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