Researchers at the University of Texas Medical Management discovered the association between free radical-mediated reactions and the severity and progression of lupus . Higher levels of markers of oxidation and nitrosative were found in SLE patients with higher disease activity suggesting a causal relationship. The full results of the study are available in the July issue of Arthritis & Rheumatism, a journal published by Wiley-Blackwell on behalf of the American College of Rheumatology. Continue reading →

The authors state that their study has led to a number of conclusions with regard to military vascular injuries: Continue reading →

We always encourage people to follow a healthy, balanced diet low in fat, sugar and salt, said Libby Dowling, care adviser at Diabetes UK. Continue reading →

Mr. Daly and his colleagues will present this study on Monday, May 2, 2011 ARRS Annual Meeting at 2011 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago. Continue reading →

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Shelley E. Taylor, UCLA distinguished professor of psychology, is co-author on the paper. Continue reading →

A recent study of color, shape, taste and even the name of a tablet or pill can have an effect on how patients feel about their medications. Choose an appropriate combination and the placebo effect gives a boost to the pill, can improve results and reduce side effects. Members Now researchers at the University of Bombay, New Mumbai, India, examined the over-the-counter (OTC) drugs to see how the color of a compressed influence patient choice. Continue reading →

Lymnaea keep memories when breathing through their breathing tubes (pneumostome) in a network with three neurons, which is much simpler than the colossal circuits that hold our memories. Ken Lukowiak of the University of Calgary, Canada, he worked on mechanisms of memory formation in these snails for most of his career, so he and Sorg decided to work together to see if a dose of methamphetamine snails could improve memory ‘ the way in which human memories. They publish their discovery that memories formed by snails under the influence of methamphetamine are harder to forget, that may help us understand human dependence, May 28, 2010 in The Journal of Experimental Biology. Continue reading →

Pseudomonas aeruginosa – a specific type of bacteria that are responsible for 10% of nosocomial infections Continue reading →

All responded to a second cycle of chemotherapy, and all have been vaccinated with the experimental vaccine for more than two years. Continue reading →