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Cancer - Gastrointestinal (Stomach) Cancer Report Provides The User With Real Detail On Drug Pipelines, By Company And By Stage
- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/464d2f/cancer-gastroint) has announced the addition of the 'Cancer - Gastrointestinal (Stomach) Cancer' report to their offering. Each Therapy Area Pipeline Report provides the user withmore
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China : Novo Nordisk invests close to 400 million US dollars in new insulin production plant in China
Novo Nordisk today announced a major investment in a new insulin production plant in Tianjin, China. The plant has been designated Novo Nordisk s primary production base in the Asia Pacific region and will supply both China and export markets. Themore
Woman falls in love, marries AIDS patient
* Ex-schoolteacher Rubina says she was impressed by Asim's courage in face of sickness * Husband says Rubina will not catch HIV virus as they use protection LAHORE: A woman has married a person despite knowing that he is an Acquired Immune Deficiencymore
Province doubles number of dialysis stations in Miramichi (08/11/07)
MIRAMICHI (CNB) - The number of dialysis treatment stations in Miramichi has now doubled to 12. The expanded and renovated dialysis unit in Miramichi was officially opened today. Among those taking part were Health Minister Michael Murphy; Public Safetymore
United States Embassy Joins Forces With Susan G. Komen for the Cure(R) and the Cancer Society of the Bahamas for Historic Race in Support of Breast Cancer Awareness
Tips to Improve Quality of Life After Breast Cancer Treatment(12 hrs ago) Now, 'Tiny 'backpacks' for Cells to Ferry Drugs and Assist in Cancer Diagnosis(12 hrs ago) Social Interactions can Alter Gene Expressions in Brain to Influence Behaviour(12 hrsmore
Serum phosphate, blood pressure, and the metabolic syndrome - 20-year follow-up of middle-aged men
Of 34 normotensive men, hypertension developed in 17 Significant negative relationship between S-phosphate at baseline and mean blood pressure (MBP) at follow-up in whole pt group and in pts in whom hypertension developed Significant relationship betweenmore
Role of dose potency in the prediction of risk of myocardial infarction associated with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in the general population
Study of the association between frequency, dose, and duration of different NSAIDs and the risk of MI in the general population Assessment of whether the degree of inhibition of whole blood COX-2 by average circulating drug levels can be a surrogatemore
Chronic pain syndrome: A new postLASIK entity?
Source: Ophthalmology Times Meeting E-News Email|Print| Del.icio.us Digg Reddit Facebook |Save|License |Discuss On Sermo Refractive surgeons may consider the diagnosis of LASIK chronic pain syndrome in postLASIK patients complaining of moderate to severemore
Cancer patients can't afford to heat homes
Many cancer sufferers can't afford to heat their homes (Pic: PA) The lives of thousands of cancer victims are in danger this winter because they cannot afford to pay rocketing fuel bills. A shocking 7,500 sufferers ? many terminally ill ? are havingmore
Mental health warning as schoolies nears (ABC)
There has been a call to make mental health a priority at this year's schoolies celebrations. The mental health carers support group, ARAFMI, says many young people are oblivious to what triggers a mental health problem. Queensland president Tonimore
Mental health warning as schoolies nears
There has been a call to make mental health a priority at this year's schoolies celebrations. The mental health carers support group, ARAFMI, says many young people are oblivious to what triggers a mental health problem. Queensland president Tonimore
Mental health warning as schoolies nears
There has been a call to make mental health a priority at this year's schoolies celebrations. The mental health carers support group, ARAFMI, says many young people are oblivious to what triggers a mental health problem. Queensland president Tonimore
OSI Pharmaceuticals Profits From Success Of Lung Cancer Drug Tarceva
Biotechnology company OSI Pharmaceuticals gained an instant fillip in the share market Friday following the success of the drug Tarceva, its joint venture with Genentech Inc., in arresting the spread of lung cancer. Shares of the New York-based companymore
Do not cut funding for AIDS vaccine quest, activist urges
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TB patients need AIDS drugs early
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Wider treatment of HIV could reduce risk of new infections
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Best of the Best in Cardiovascular Research Honored with Blumenthal Prizes - 11/5/08
Outstanding researchers in cardiovascular medicine will be honored in The Johns Hopkins Hospital Houck Lobby at 4 p.m., Wednesday, Nov.5, as part of the Johns Hopkins Heart and Vascular Institute?s annual awards ceremony named to commemorate the latemore
Revolutionary disease detection combines Nature's diagnostic tools with nanotechnology and electronics
diseases right at inception. Within a few years, when the technology comes to market, every doctor?s surgery could have a small, inexpensive device which can test blood on the spot and warn of impending illness before any symptoms become apparent. With amore
Canadians walk together to raise nearly $8 million to help find a cure for juvenile diabetes
Canadians walk together to raise nearly $8 million to help find a cure for juvenile diabetes TELUS employees contribute $1 million in first year of partnership with JDRF Toronto, ON ? To celebrate National Diabetes Awareness Month, the Juvenilemore
PDS Biotechnology Selected as a collaborator of the US National Cancer Institute's Nanotechnology Characterization Lab
Biotechnology Corporation today announced that the company has been selected as a collaborator of the US National Cancer Institute's Nanotechnology Characterization Lab (NCL) to complete preclinical development of Versamune-HPV prior to filing of themore
Polymer patches could ferry drugs, assist in cancer diagnosis
could allow them to deliver chemotherapy agents, diagnose tumors or become building blocks for tissue engineering. Michael Rubner, director of MIT's Center for Materials Science and Engineering and senior author of a paper on the work that appearedmore
Virus that improves anti-cancer drugs' efficacy unveiled
A Canadian researcher team says that the efficacy of anti-cancer drugs in destroying tumours, or in keeping them in check, may be improved with the aid of a virus called reovirus.Brad Thompson, CEO of Canadian company Oncolytics Biotech that has beenmore
(Taiwan) Universities pass torch on cancer drug to company
A promising new drug that can inhibit cancer development has been transferred from its developers -- two universities in Taiwan -- to a multinational pharmaceutical company, which will continue research and development on the medication, academic sourcesmore
Twins for Taiwan cancer patient who had sperm frozen 13 years ago
Taipei - A Taiwan man, infertile due to cancer, has become the father of twins after the sperm he had frozen 13 years ago, was used to impregnate his wife, a newspaper reported Saturday. Doctors at the Taipei Medical University's College of Medicine setmore
Fresno woman thrilled by gift of Disneyland trip: Dream Foundation grants wish to cancer patient.
Nov. 8--Like victorious star athletes in television commercials past, Cindy Saechao of Fresno is thrilled to be going to Disneyland. Unlike the stars in those ads, Saechao, 39, is unsure if her contest is yet won or if it ever will be. Saechao suffersmore
Onyx licenses British company???s cancer drug
San Francisco Business Times - by Ron Leuty Related News British life sciences company BTG granted worldwide rights to Emeryville-based Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ: ONXX) to develop and commercialize a cancer-fighting compound, the company saidmore
Good mental health keeping eldery stable
Good mental health plays a key role in keeping elderly people on their feet, literally, new research shows. An Australian National University study of 800 adults with an average age of 78 showed that good mental health helped to prevent falls. Falls aremore