Archive: 04/08/2015

Team advances therapy preventing addiction relapse by erasing drug-associated memories

Recovering addicts often grapple with the ghosts of their addiction—memories that tempt them to relapse even after rehabilitation and months, or even years, of drug-free living. Now, scientists from the Florida campus of ...

Aug 4, 2015

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Sublingual immunotherapy linked to clinical benefits in HIV

(HealthDay)—For grass pollen-allergic HIV-positive patients treated with highly-active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is associated with significant clinical benefits, according to a study ...

Aug 4, 2015

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EU regulators clear Pfizer's purchase of Hospira

European Union regulators on Tuesday approved Pfizer's $15.23 billion purchase of injectable drug and infusion device maker Hospira.

Aug 4, 2015

Liquid nicotine from e-cigs poses poison danger to children

(HealthDay)—The increasing popularity of electronic cigarettes has led to a number of cases of nicotine poisoning in recent years, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns.

Aug 4, 2015

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Projected benefits of high BP treatment in China

An expanded program of treatment for hypertension could prevent about 800,000 cardiovascular disease (CVD) events every year in China, according to a modeling study published this week in PLOS Medicine. The predictions of ...

Aug 4, 2015

Chloride levels linked to mortality in heart failure

(HealthDay)—Serum chloride levels at admission are associated with mortality among patients with acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF), according to a study published in the Aug. 11 issue of the Journal of the American ...

Aug 4, 2015

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Novel pharmacological activity for R-ketorolac in ovarian cancer

(HealthDay)—The R-enantiomer of ketorolac is enriched in peritoneal fluids and inhibits peritoneal cell GTPase activity with administration after ovarian cancer surgery, according to a study published online June 12 in ...

Aug 4, 2015

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More evidence that kids of gay parents do just fine

(HealthDay)—On the heels of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, new research suggests that children raised by gay parents are well-adjusted and resilient.

Aug 4, 2015

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Parents' preconception exposure to environmental stressors can disrupt early development

Even before a child is conceived, the parents' exposure to environmental stressors can alter the way genes are expressed and ultimately harm the child's health when those genes are passed down to the next generation, according ...

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New discovery provides insight into the development of complications in type 1 diabetes

Joslin scientists have advanced understanding of how the cellular repair process is impaired in type 1 diabetes, which can cause cell death and lead to complications. The findings appear in the August issue of Cell Metabolism.

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Archive: 04/08/2015

Team advances therapy preventing addiction relapse by erasing drug-associated memories

Sublingual immunotherapy linked to clinical benefits in HIV

EU regulators clear Pfizer's purchase of Hospira

Liquid nicotine from e-cigs poses poison danger to children

Projected benefits of high BP treatment in China

Chloride levels linked to mortality in heart failure

Novel pharmacological activity for R-ketorolac in ovarian cancer

More evidence that kids of gay parents do just fine

Parents' preconception exposure to environmental stressors can disrupt early development

New discovery provides insight into the development of complications in type 1 diabetes

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