Project Recovery turns unused blood products from Canadian blood donations …PR Newswire India (press release)Canadian Blood Services also oversees the OneMatch Stem Cell and Marrow Network, and provides national leadership for organ and tissue donati…
Chinese man has new nose grown on his forehead – Metro
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Chinese man has new nose grown on his forehead
Metro These astonishing pictures show Xiaolian, 22, at a hospital in Fuzhou, Fujian province, as doctors check on his progress ahead of transplant surgery. The patient underwent the unusual procedure after he neglected nasal trauma treatment following a … New nose grown on man’s foreheadCANOE New nose grown by surgeons to replace original oneBBC News Amazing photos show man’s new nose grown on his foreheadAtlanta Journal Constitution International Business Times –The Frisky all 130 news articles » |
Boxed warning for potential HBV reactivation added to Arzerra, Rituxan labeling – Healio
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Boxed warning for potential HBV reactivation added to Arzerra, Rituxan labeling
Healio Rituxan (rituximab, Genentech) is a therapy for CLL, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and conditions that include microscopic polyangiitis, granulomatosis with polyangiitis and rheumatoid arthritis. These drugs, along with other CD20-directed cytolytic … |
Boxed Warning on HBV Reactivation for Blood Cancer Drugs – Medscape
MedscapeBoxed Warning on HBV Reactivation for Blood Cancer DrugsMedscapeA boxed warning about the risk for reactivation of hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection in patients who once had the virus has been added to the product labeling for 2 drugs used in t…
Work force in 30-44 age group high on heart disease risk: Study – Economic Times
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Work force in 30-44 age group high on heart disease risk: Study
Economic Times This meant that Young India’s heart is ageing much faster. The study on risk factors causing heart disease, revealed that 73 per cent males in the age group of 30-34 years and 76 per cent in 35-39 age group are at cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk and … |
Shark antibodies may aid breast cancer fight – Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukShark antibodies may aid breast cancer fightTelegraph.co.ukIt is thought that the unique IgNAR antibodies could be used to prevent the growth of cancer cells and research into them could lead to the development of new drugs to fight the …
Clear myths to ensure a healthy heart – Times of India
Times of IndiaClear myths to ensure a healthy heartTimes of IndiaCardiologists say that in the process of treatment of many of their patients, they have to battle myths, some more common than others, which, if cleared, can go a long way in ensuring a h…
Breast Cancer: Sharks' Antibodies Could Hold Key – Sky News
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Breast Cancer: Sharks’ Antibodies Could Hold Key
Sky News Sharks could provide the key to combating breast cancer. Scientists at Aberdeen University believe that antibodies which help sharks fight off cancerous cells could do the same job in the human body. They are beginning a three-year study to monitor how … |
Shark antibodies 'may target breast cancer' – BBC News
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Shark antibodies ‘may target breast cancer’
BBC News Scientists have been awarded more than £200,000 to examine whether antibodies found only in sharks can be used to help treat breast cancer. The biologists from the University of Aberdeen have been awarded the grant from the Association for … |
Marvin Gaye's son suffering from kidney failure but can't find suitable organ … – Daily Mail
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Marvin Gaye’s son suffering from kidney failure but can’t find suitable organ …
Daily Mail Marvin Gaye’s son suffering from kidney failure but can’t find suitable organ donor. By Daily Mail Reporter. PUBLISHED: 21:47 EST, 25 September 2013 | UPDATED: 22:34 EST, 25 September 2013. 15 shares. 1. View comments. Marvin Gaye III is suffering … |