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Disparities in mammographic screening for Asian women in California: a cross-sectional analysis to identify meaningful groups for targeted intervention

25.10.2007 23:55    biomedcentral.com
Background: Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among the rapidly growing population of Asian Americans; it is also the most common cause of cancer mortality among Filipinas. Asian women continue to have lower rates of mammographic screening than


Women Still Face Cancer Risk 25 Years After Treatment

25.10.2007 23:54    sciencedaily.com
Women are still at risk of developing invasive cancer of the cervix or vagina 25 years after being treated for precancerous lesions, according to a new study. Cancer experts are now calling for cytological smears to be offered at regular

Drugs For Hypertension May Help Prevent And Treat Alzheimer's Disease

25.10.2007 23:54    sciencedaily.com
Commonly prescribed drugs for the treatment of hypertension may be capable of preventing Alzheimer's disease and cognitive deterioration. The new research suggests that a large number of geriatric patients currently under pharmacological treatment for high-blood pressure with certain anti-hypertensive drugs


How To Design A Cancer-killing Virus

25.10.2007 23:54    sciencedaily.com
One new way to treat individuals with cancer that is being developed is the use of viruses that infect and kill cancer cells while leaving normal cells unharmed. These viruses are known as virotherapeutics. Scientists have now developed a new

JCI table of contents: Oct. 25, 2007

25.10.2007 23:53    eurekalert.org
This release contains summaries, links to PDFs and contact information for the following newsworthy papers to be published online, Oct. 25, 2007, in the JCI, including: Drug that lowers blood pressure might help prevent Alzheimer disease; How to design a
World    Cancer    Articles

How to design a cancer-killing virus

25.10.2007 23:53    eurekalert.org
One new way to treat individuals with cancer that is being developed is the use of viruses that infect and kill cancer cells while leaving normal cells unharmed. These viruses are known as virotherapeutics. In a new study in the
World    Cancer    Articles

Motavizumab, A Neutralizing Anti-Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Monoclonal Antibody Significantly Modifies The Local And Systemic Cytokine Responses Induced By RSV In The Mouse Model

25.10.2007 23:52    biomedcentral.com
Motavizumab (MEDI-524) is a monoclonal antibody with enhanced neutralizing activity against RSV. In mice, motavizumab suppressed RSV replication which resulted in significant reduction of clinical parameters of disease severity. We evaluated the effect of motavizumab on the local and systemic

Zimbabwe: Who Will Take Care of the Volunteer?

25.10.2007 23:47    allafrica.com
Working with implementing partners in the area of HIV and Aids, it is evident that the Home Based Care (HBC) work has been mainly successful through the dedication of many women around Zimbabwe alongside a few men in ensuring that

Nigeria: Tobacco Companies Don't Deserve Tax Waivers, Says ERA

25.10.2007 23:47    allafrica.com
Tobacco is a product known to kill its consumers if used as recommended by its manufacturers. Any tax waiver to a company that manufactures such a product is an incentive for them to further kill Nigerians, create a public health

Uganda: Residents Reject HIV/Aids Care Pack

25.10.2007 23:47    allafrica.com
BENEFICIARIES of the safe water system have shunned it on account of the shape and colour of the containers.

Kenya: Doctors in Historic Heart Surgery

25.10.2007 23:47    allafrica.com
Doctors have made history by performing a successful open-heart surgery on the youngest patient.

Ghana: Doctor Claims He Has Herbal Cure for HIV/Aids

25.10.2007 23:47    allafrica.com
The Managing Director of Chronic Diseases and HIV/AIDS Treatment Centre at Kubease on the Kumasi-Accra main road, Dr. Nicholas Antwi, has expressed concern about the way people are dying of HIV/AIDS diseases when there is a cure for it.

Kenya: Angels of Life Arrive in Time to Save Baby Lucky

25.10.2007 23:47    allafrica.com
On October 12, history was made in Kenya after a team of local and British surgeons performed the first ever successful open heart surgery on a three-day old baby at the Kenyatta National Hospital.

Making Family Planning Part of the PRSP Process

25.10.2007 23:44    topics.developmentgateway.org
A Guide for Incorporating Family Planning Programs into Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers. "Family planning is one of many strategies that can slow population growth and reduce demographic pressure, which can help countries lift themselves out of poverty. Reduced population sizes

Q&A: 'How the MDGs Could Curtail Development'

25.10.2007 23:44    topics.developmentgateway.org
Some of the ways in which the MDGs are being pushed could actually limit development, says Inge Kaul, former director of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Office of Development Studies. Kaul was director of UNDP's Human Development Report Office

Lessons Learned about Field Presence Arrangements

25.10.2007 23:44    topics.developmentgateway.org
In the international debate on aid effectiveness the influence of internal arrangements on the donor side is often neglected. The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has mandated a team to undertake a corporate-level evaluation of IFAD's Field Presence Pilot

New ESC/ACC/AHA/WHF Universal Definition Of Myocardial Infarction Released

25.10.2007 23:36    medicalnewstoday.com
A long-awaited consensus on new universal definition of Myocardial Infarction was released recently.

Everyone Wants to Be Below Average -- in Cancer Rates

25.10.2007 23:36    acsh.org
A report today from northeastern Pennsylvania describes a fruitless search for the environmental "cause" of an increased rate of a blood disease called polycythemia vera (known among medical folk as P Vera -- here I'll use PCV). While not in

Panos London

25.10.2007 23:34    topics.developmentgateway.org
stimulates informed and inclusive public debate around key development issues in order to foster sustainable development. We are working to promote an enabling media and communications environment worldwide. Our aim is to ensure that the perspectives of the people whose

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