Human Vascular Progenitor Cells Used To Treat Diabetes Ulcers Medical News Today
Every 30 minutes a diabetic patient loses the use of his bottom limb due to the ulceration of tissues that degenerates into a necrosis, which is a typical side effect of this disease. For this reason, finding a proper treatment able to arrest this complication is among the priorities of the scientists who study this pathology. [click link for full article]
First Atherosclerosis Vaccine: Time For The Count-down Download The PDF Version Of The Press Release Medical News Today
The first vaccine against atherosclerosis is not far away in the future, according to Jan Nilsson, professor of Experimental Cardiology at Lunds Universitet in MalmÃ¶ (Sweden) and EVGN member. [click link for full article]
Technological Platforms Boost European Cardiovascular Research Download The PDF Version Of The Press Release Medical News Today
Proteomics, bioinformatics and Zebrafish are the novel tools set up by the European Vascular Genomics Network (EVGN).Advanced technology is crucial to todayâ€™s biomedical research. But it is expensive and it requires specific expertise, which is expensive too. Then sharing becomes a must. And it guarantees a high level of cooperation among research groups throughout Europe. [click link for full
Former Italian PM travels to the US for an operation Gulf Times
ROME: Former Italian prime minister and media mogul Silvio Berlusconi has flown to the US for an operation, it was confirmed yesterday, fuelling speculation about the state of the 70-year-old’s health.
Stem cell research brings new hope Halifax Today
MOTHERS of children affected by muscular dystrophy have backed new research into the disease. Ann Holgate was devastated when sons Kristian, 15, and Connor, 12, inherited Duchenne muscular dystrophy – a rare progressive disorder that affects only boys.
Berlusconi denies talk of pacemaker surgery Daily Telegraph
Silvio Berlusconi, the former Italian prime minister, is expected to fly to America to be fitted with a pacemaker this week.
Stem Cell Therapy Debate Lives On, But Research Continues To Find Effective Applications In Immune And Organ Function Medical News Today
While the debate over the ethical implications of stem cell research continues to embroil medical and political communities, researchers are successfully demonstrating the therapeutic value of human stem cells in a wide variety of diseases. [click link for full article]
Cancer Drug Side Effect Caused By Cell Pump' Problem Medical News Today
A troublesome side effect caused by some cancer drugs appears to be caused by a broken "pump" in the liver that fails to push these medicines into a "drain," according to investigators at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The finding offers clinicians a way to identify patients who are likely to develop diarrhea as a side effect from taking these drugs, the researchers said. [click link for
Cancer Drug Side Effect Caused By Cell 'Pump' Problem Science Daily
A troublesome side effect caused by some cancer drugs appears to be caused by a broken "pump" in the liver that fails to push these medicines into a "drain," according to investigators at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Cancer Drug Side Effect Caused By Cell 'Pump' Problem Medical News Today
A troublesome side effect caused by some cancer drugs appear to be caused by a broken "pump" in the liver that fails to push these medicines into a "drain," according to investigators at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The finding offers doctors a way to identify patients who are likely to develop diarrhea as a side effect from taking these drugs. [click link for full article]

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