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Breast Cancer: UK Scientists Think Shark Antibodies Could Be Crucial To …
International Business Times “IgNAR antibodies are interesting because they bind to targets, such as viruses or parasites, in a very different way to the antibodies found in humans,” Dooley said. “They can do this because their attachment region is very small and so can fit into … |
Novel drug prevents common viral disease in stem-cell transplant patients … – HealthCanal.com
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Novel drug prevents common viral disease in stem-cell transplant patients …
HealthCanal.com A new drug can often prevent a common, sometimes severe viral disease in patients receiving a transplant of donated blood-making stem cells, a clinical trial led by researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham and Women’s Hospital indicates. Chimerix Announces Publication of Positive Phase 2 Results of Brincidofovir …Benzinga |
Nose grown on man's forehead – CBC.ca
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Nose grown on man’s forehead
CBC.ca A man in China has a new nose growing on his forehead in preparation for transplant surgery, doctors say. The 22-year-old, named Xiaolian, lost his original nose after a car collision last year. Surgeons were unable to repair his severe nasal trauma … Chinese man has nose grown on foreheadMalta Independent Online Chinese man has new nose grown on his foreheadMetro Man Grows New Nose on ForeheadNature World News Toronto Sun all 114 news articles » |
Xiaolian, Chinese Man, Grows New Nose On Forehead (VIDEO) – Huffington Post UK
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Xiaolian, Chinese Man, Grows New Nose On Forehead (VIDEO)
Huffington Post UK A Chinese man has grown a new nose on his forehead. Astonishing images showing what may be the most extreme nose job yet,have revealed Xiaolian at a hospital in Fuzhou, Fujian province, as doctors check on his progress ahead of transplant surgery. Amazing photos show man’s new nose grown on his foreheadAtlanta Journal Constitution Man has nose growing on his facefox2now.com Chinese Man, Xiaolian, Grows New Nose On Forehead [PHOTOS]International Business Times The Frisky all 114 news articles » |
T. gondii antibodies implicated in mania – News-Medical.net
T. gondii antibodies implicated in maniaNews-Medical.netThey found that immunoglobulin (Ig)M antibodies to the protozoan were significantly elevated in individuals hospitalized with mania, but not in mentally healthy individuals or individuals with oth…
Scan Under the Radar for Promising Biotechs – Kapitall Blog (blog)
Scan Under the Radar for Promising BiotechsKapitall Blog (blog)Vice president of sales Michael Crum arrived in January after 13 years at Genentech (Roche Holding AG (RHHBY:OTCQX)), cross-trained in selling cancer treatments including Rituxan (rituximab…
Do Heart Failure Trials Reflect Real World? – MedPage Today
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Do Heart Failure Trials Reflect Real World?
MedPage Today “That’s only one out of 10 acute heart failure patients seen in an unselected population in the U.S. who are representative of patients enrolled in the RELAX-AHF trial,” researchers reported here at the annual meeting of the Heart Failure Society of … |
OUR OPINION: Organ donation is one of life's most precious gifts – Southernminn.com
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OUR OPINION: Organ donation is one of life’s most precious gifts
Southernminn.com Sandy Daniel considers herself lucky. Last weekend the Waseca woman celebrated her 30th anniversary as a transplant recipient. Back then, organ donation was even rarer than it is today and carried a pretty unimpressive survival rate. Those, like Daniel … |
Commercial Launch of Herceptin SC in EU Triggers Milestone Payment to … – PR Newswire (press release)
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Commercial Launch of Herceptin SC in EU Triggers Milestone Payment to …
PR Newswire (press release) In February 2011, Roche began a Phase 3 registration trial of subcutaneous (SC) MabThera (rituximab), an anticancer biologic, in patients with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and submitted a line extension … |
74% young Hyderabadis old at heart – Times of India
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74% young Hyderabadis old at heart
Times of India HYDERABAD: A staggering 74% of Hyderabadis in their thirties and early forties stood a high risk of developing heart disease as against Mumbai’s 72% and Delhi’s 71%, according to one of India’s biggest studies conducted over a period three years. Work force in 30-44 age group high on heart disease risk: StudyEconomic Times |