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Shark antibodies could provide key to targeting breast cancer
FemaleFirst.co.uk AICR, the Scottish cancer research charity, has awarded biologists from the University of Aberdeen a grant of over £200,000 to analyse if IgNAR – a special antibody found only in sharks – can be used to inhibit the growth of cancer cells. The three … |
It's time to give – The New Indian Express
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It’s time to give
The New Indian Express The concerts will take place at Bharati Vidya Bhavan, King Koti Road and Chowmahalla Palace and proceeds will go to causes like organ donation, Thalassemia awareness and prevention and so on. The Joy of Giving Week is India’s ‘Festival of Giving’ was … |
VIDEO: 'Little miracle' from Plymouth survived heart failure at three weeks old – This is Plymouth
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VIDEO: ‘Little miracle’ from Plymouth survived heart failure at three weeks old
This is Plymouth A COUPLE have described the horror of nearly losing their three-week-old “little miracle” to heart failure. Charlotte and Simon Uff, from Plympton, were celebrating their first wedding anniversary last June when their son Christopher-James, who was … |
What is Coenzyme Q10 – Food Consumer
What is Coenzyme Q10Food ConsumerCoQ10 can also reduce damage cause by free radicals, strengthen heart function and lower the risk of irregularity in heart beat after heart surgery including bypass surgery and heart transplantation. High blood pressure…
Institute for regenerative medicine to lead national effort to aid wounded … – EurekAlert (press release)
Institute for regenerative medicine to lead national effort to aid wounded …EurekAlert (press release)The first phase of AFIRM, which began in 2008, resulted in clinical studies of face transplantation, minimally invasive surgery for craniofacial inj…
Surgeons at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center Report … – DigitalJournal.com
Surgeons at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center Report …DigitalJournal.comThe procedure advances transplant surgery and offers hope for addressing the significant shortage of liver donors. In the September issue of the American Jo…
YOU MUST SEE THIS! Doctors grow NEW NOSE on man's forehead – Malaysia Chronicle
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YOU MUST SEE THIS! Doctors grow NEW NOSE on man’s forehead
Malaysia Chronicle Guo Zhihui, head of plastic surgery at Xiehe Hospital said that the hardest step has been completed, and he does not foresee and complications regarding the transplant surgery. The surgeons said that the new nose is in good shape and the transplant … Chinese doctor builds new nose on man’s foreheadNew Straits Times Surgeons grow new nose on patient to replace old oneVancouver Sun Why Build a Nose on a Forehead?The Atlantic Telegraph.co.uk –Jagran Post all 196 news articles » |
Everolimus Slows Disease Progression in Advanced Kidney Cancer Patients – Science Daily (press release)
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Everolimus Slows Disease Progression in Advanced Kidney Cancer Patients
Science Daily (press release) Sep. 27, 2013 — The first Phase II study to investigate the use of the anti-cancer drug, everolimus, for the initial treatment of advanced papillary kidney cancer has shown that it is successful in slowing or preventing the spread of the disease … |
Organ donation brings families together – The Advocate
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Organ donation brings families together
The Advocate Nelson and her husband, Hans, met Friday with Marshall and his family at Ochsner Medical Center during an emotional event that highlighted the transformative effect that an organ donation can have not just on the recipient, but on the donor’s family as … One heart brings two families togetherFOX 8 News WVUE-TV Heart transplant recipient Kaylon Marshall meets donor’s familyNOLA.com (blog) Lafayette teen’s heart still beating strong months after his deathThe Daily Advertiser |
Patients go under the knife to erase scars of the heart – Times of India
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Patients go under the knife to erase scars of the heart
Times of India … mark with pride. For Bangalore-based hockey player Reena Raju, who underwent a heart transplant, the scar on her chest is a badge of honour as it represents donation of a heart that keeps her alive. “I feel it says: Have a heart, sign up for organ … |