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Blood protein offers clues to heart attack in seemingly healthy people

Years in advance, high MPO levels signal increased risk

Submitted on 07/03/2007

Another reason for you to put the cat out

Keeping a cat can irritate the lungs and exacerbate the symptoms of asthma, even in people who have no specific allergy to the animals, researchers say.

Submitted on 07/03/2007

Epilepsy raises suicide risk, study finds

People newly diagnosed with epilepsy have an especially high risk of suicide and doctors should keep an eye on them, Danish researchers reported on Monday.

Submitted on 07/03/2007

Opening of Kidney Arteries Brings Dangers

Angioplasty and stenting can open blocked kidney arteries, but the procedure also throws off an immense amount of debris that can hurt kidney function, a new study shows.

Submitted on 07/01/2007

An active brain may help keep Alzheimer's at bay

The results of a new study support a number of previous studies that have shown that staying mentally active reduces the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease and the mild impairments that precede th

Submitted on 07/01/2007

Salmonella infections: What you need to know?

Salmonella can cause gastrointestinal illness characterized by bloody diarrhea, sometimes, stomach cramps and fever. Salmonella is particularly dangerous to infants.

Submitted on 07/01/2007

Rickets May Affect 2.9 Out Of Every 100000 Canadian Children

Rickets, which can be easily prevented, could be affecting 2.9 out of every 100000 children in Canada, say researchers. Rickets weakens the leg bones and can severely stunt a child's growth.

Submitted on 06/30/2007

UNHCR study challenges assumptions about refugees and HIV spread

Submitted on 06/30/2007

Potential cure for HIV discovered

In a breakthrough that could potentially lead to a cure for HIV infection, scientists have discovered a way to remove the virus from infected cells, a study released today said.

Submitted on 06/29/2007

Scientists Discover Role of Enzyme in DNA Repair

Scientists from the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), National Cancer Institute (NCI), and Integrative Bioinformatics Inc. have made an important discovery

Submitted on 06/27/2007

National HIV Testing Day --- June 27, 2007

National Association of People with AIDS and supported by CDC, National HIV Testing Day is held each year on June 27.

Submitted on 06/27/2007

ADA: Type 2 Diabetes' Reach Into Childhood Defined

Today About 22% of children with diabetes in 2002 and 2003 were type 2, which was once considered quite rare in the age group, researchers found in the first American registry.

Submitted on 06/27/2007

Troubled diabetes drug Avandia in spotlight

Controversy over the popular diabetes pill Avandia will take center stage among the world's experts on the disease on Monday, when researchers debate findings that the drug could boost heart-attack ri

Submitted on 06/26/2007

Fish-oil supplements may protect against blindness

A recent study has produced new evidence that omega-3 fatty acids, found in popular fish-oil supplements, may protect against diseases that affect retinal blood vessels, known as retinopathy, accordi

Submitted on 06/26/2007

Staph Superbug Infections Skyrocketing

A drug-resistant staph germ showing alarmingly high rates of infection in hospitals and nursing homes.

Submitted on 06/25/2007

Gene therapy shows significant improvement in Parkinson's disease

Neurologix, Inc. today announced the publication in the June 23 issue of the journal The Lancet of positive results from the first ever gene therapy trial for Parkinson’s disease and the first report

Submitted on 06/25/2007

Hoosiers' hearts are in capable hands

Your chances of surviving a heart attack or heart failure in Indiana's hospitals are about as good as they are anywhere else in the country.

Submitted on 06/25/2007

Diet plus exercise up survival after breast cancer

Among women who have been treated for breast cancer, those who stick to a healthy diet and are moderately active seem to live longer, results of a new study indicate.

Submitted on 06/24/2007

AIDS epidemic tied to gene that once protected us

The AIDS epidemic may be due to a microbial battle, which humanity won, that began many millions of years ago against a different virus.

Submitted on 06/24/2007

Americans Making Progress Managing Diabetes

Gains come soon after diagnosis then plateau; young male adults fare worse than females Test results found to worsen in winter.

Submitted on 06/23/2007

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