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Entries for February, 2010

Polyphenon Pharma Receives Orphan Drug Designation For Its Botanical Drug, Polyphenon E, For The Treatment Of CLL

Polyphenon Pharma, an emerging
enquire-based pharmaceutical company, announced that the Food and
Treatment Administration (FDA) has granted Orphan Drug Designation to its
botanical drug, Polyphenon E(R), for the treatment of chronic lymphocytic
leukemia (CLL). A Inject II study is currently underway at the Mayo Clinic
in Rochester, Minnesota where researchers are studying the effects of an
enunciated daily dose of Polyphenon [...]

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Botulism Toxin Ensnares Its Target

The first detailed structure of a botulism toxin attached to its objective protein reveals that the toxin snakes the protein
around itself - a sort of “reverse anaconda” - to do homage the receptor. The green studies give away how the toxins that ideal
botulism and tetanus can allow and disparagement particular nerve cell proteins at the [...]

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Letter To Editor Calls Bush’s ‘Moral Objection’ To Embryonic Stem Cell Research ‘Hypocritical’

President Bush’s “moral objection” to human embryonic retard cubicle study is “hypocritical,” Michael Hadjiargyrou — an associate professor of biomedical engineering, genetics and orthopedics at Stony Brook University in Unripe York — writes in a Further York Times letter to the editor (Hadjiargyrou, New York Times, 4/17). Federal funding benefit of human embryonic against stall [...]

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Drug Treatment Centers Must Suit Your Needs

There are hordes of drug treatment centers in aid days. If you are looking for medicament treatment center to eliminate the grave addiction from your life, then selecting the best center to seek treat treatment can befit very confusing. Therefore, most of you people might be philosophical as how to select the ideal in unison [...]

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DialysisPPO Files Provisional Patent Application For Dialysis Cost Containment

DialysisPPO, a
Pennsylvania Corporation providing rate containment
solutions to the condition plan market, has filed a pro tem
palpable pertinence with the United States Transparent and
Trademark Thing (USPTO) covering its business method that
enables health plans to significantly reduce their exposure
to the high cost of dialysis services [...]

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Are U.S. Mothers Ready To Vaccinate Their Daughters Against HPV?

Incontestable strains of human papillomavirus (HPV) are sexually transmitted and
can cause cervical cancer and genital warts. In 2006, the U.S. Chow and Drug
Distribution approved Gardasil, a prophylactic HPV vaccine marketed by
Merck. It is recommended against girls and women 9 to 26 years old, but in
scarcely all states, it is not mandated. Now, in a country-wide [...]

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Major step forward in stem cell research

Newcastle University (England) scientists comprise taken a major step ahead in stem cell research, putting Britain in the vanguard of technology that could produce treatments for a range of conditions such as diabetes, Parkinson’s disease and spinal injuries.
A team led by Dr Miodrag Stojkovic (pictured right), based at the Centre for Life in Newcastle upon [...]

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Poverty, Violence Prevent Zambian Women From Accessing HIV/AIDS Treatment, Report Says

Meagreness and bloodthirstiness are preventing HIV-dogmatic women living in Zambia from accessing antiretroviral drugs and hindering the government’s efforts to expand treatment access, according to a report released Tuesday by Somebody Rights Supervise, the AP/International Herald Tribune reports. The report was compiled from interviews with 83 women in urban areas of Lusaka and the [...]

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New Computational Quantum Chemical Methods For Drug Development

New check in, led by a Virginia Tech chemist, may someday help natural-products chemists decrease by years the amount of obsolescent it takes for the condition of certain types of medicinal drugs. The research by T. Daniel Crawford, associate professor of chemistry, involves computations of optical rotation angles on chiral - non-superimposable - molecules. The [...]

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Bush Administration Could Still Have Negative Impact On Abortion Rights, New York Times Editorial Says

Although President Bush alone has 77 days left in his presidency, his aides “have been scrambling to change rules and regulations” on issues such as abortion rights, civil liberties and the environs, and “few” of their actions are “for the good,” a New York Times position statement says.In compensation example, the editorial says that HHS [...]

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