Sequencing Explains 'Outlier' Patient Response to Everolimus, Shows Promise …GenomeWebSequencing the genome of a cancer bladder patient who responded exceptionally well to a cancer drug that failed in most other patients in a clinical trial, …
Cardiovascular BusinessFDA Reviewing Possible Heart Failure Risk with PramipexoleFamily Practice News Digital NetworkPramipexole, the dopamine agonist approved for treating Parkinson's disease and restless legs syndrome, may be associated with an i…
NDTVDelhi cardiologist killed by love-crazed ex-commandoTimes of IndiaNEW DELHI: A top city cardiologist was fatally shot in the heart early Wednesday morning by a love-crazed former Army commando, who went to the doctor's house in central Delhi in…
TSNUNC coach Roy Williams had tumor removed during surgeryWECT-TV6"Williams underwent a roboticpartial nephrectomy at UNC Hospitals this morning to remove a tumor from his right kidney," Kirschner said. Dr. Eric Wallen, professor of urology a…
The road to recovery for three Capac boys suffering from a rare disease is long and grueling, but it's also marked with happiness and hope.
SAN DIEGO — UC San Diego's Center for Transplantation has met or exceeded all of its necessary requirements for approval as a center of excellence under the federal Medicare program.
UC San Diego's Center for Transplantation has met or exceeded all of its necessary requirements for approval as a center of excellence under the Federal Medicare program. This approval – from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) – al…
UC San Diego Health System Transplant Program Receives Federal CertificationUCSD Medical Center“This will open our doors even wider to qualifying patients who deserve a second chance at life” said Jack Copeland, MD, surgical director, Heart Transpl…
Cricket365.comIndia defy spirited AfghanistanCricbuzzChasing India's 159, thanks to a splendid 50 by Kohli, the Afghans went down fighting by 23 runs but not before they gave India some heart-stopping moments along the way. Afghanistan won the toss…
Groundbreaking study links Monsanto genetically modified corn to organ failureEgypt IndependentIn a study published today in “Food and Chemical Toxicology,” a team of scientists say that rats fed Roundup-tolerant genetically modified corn (NK603) f…