Interspecies Transplant Works – Without Immunosuppressive DrugsScience 2.0Using their new method of xenotransplantation, the islets survived without immunosuppressive drugs. For people with hard-to-control type 1 diabetes, a transplant of insulin-produ…
Kiran Rao to pledge organ donation – Deccan Herald
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Kiran Rao to pledge organ donation
Deccan Herald “I have thought about organ donation. This film has given me a chance to think about organ donation deeply. Earlier, I thought we can only donate our eyes, but the fact that each and every organ of our body can be used to save somebody’s life, I got to … |
Zinc-alpha2-glycoprotein in patients with acute and chronic kidney disease – 7thSpace Interactive (press release)
Zinc-alpha2-glycoprotein in patients with acute and chronic kidney disease7thSpace Interactive (press release)Previous studies have shown increased circulating AZGP1 levels in patients with chronic kidney disease but AZGP1 has not been investigated in …
Event Listings for July 12-18 – Capecodonline
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Event Listings for July 12-18
Capecodonline Donations accepted. 508-221-7756. · Dog wash to benefit Sampson Fund For Veterinary Care, 9 a.m.-noon, VCA Pleasant Bay Animal Hospital, Route 137 and Queen Anne Road, East Harwich. www.sampsonfund.org. 508-432-5500. · Box Lunch Social … |
Maternal Antibodies May Trigger up to 25% of Autism Cases – Medscape
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Maternal Antibodies May Trigger up to 25% of Autism Cases
Medscape Maternal antibodies that interfere with fetal brain proteins during pregnancy may be responsible for roughly one quarter of cases of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a new study suggests. Lead researcher Judy Van de Water, PhD, and colleagues have … Mother’s Antibodies May Explain a Quarter of Autism CasesTIME Study ID’s link between maternal antibodies, autismWND.com Antibodies during pregnancy linked to autismFuturity: Research News Science Daily (press release) –Scientist –Science World Report all 39 news articles » |
Air pollution is killing as many as 2.4 million people each year – Quartz
Nature World NewsAir pollution is killing as many as 2.4 million people each yearQuartzUnsurprisingly, perhaps, the majority of those deaths are in East Asia and India, where pollution is unusually heavy. … Around nine-tenths of air pollution-related…
A Great Day And A Great Future For Alnylam – Seeking Alpha
Boston GlobeA Great Day And A Great Future For AlnylamSeeking AlphaCurrently, the only treatment options for early stage FAP disease are liver transplantation and tafamidis (approved in Europe). The mean survival for familial amyloidotic cardiomyopathy…
Norovirus Monoclonal Antibodies – Bioscience Technology
Bioscience TechnologyNorovirus Monoclonal AntibodiesBioscience TechnologyViroState Norovirus Monoclonal Antibodies Norovirus is the leading cause of food-borne illness in the US and thus the most common cause of gastroenteritis. Symptoms include severe…
How a lung transplant saved Shilpa Raju's life – CanIndia News
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How a lung transplant saved Shilpa Raju’s life
CanIndia News Every three days, someone in Ontario dies because the life-saving transplant organ they require isn’t available. 27-year-old Shilpa Raju, would have been one of them had she not received a lung transplant last year. On Wednesday for the first time ever … |
no cure to the health spending paradox – The Australian
no cure to the health spending paradoxThe AustralianCataract operations have been speeded up tenfold, making them far cheaper. That is bringing them in reach of people in poor countries. A company called Aurolab makes intra-ocular lenses in India for c…