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New study into the health-related quality of life for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) patients
Pharmacists in Wales have conducted a new study into the health-related quality of life for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) patients. The surprising results were revealed at the British Pharmaceutical Conference in Manchester.
Relationship between mum and toddler may predict obesity later in life: study
A new study published in the December 26th online issue of the journal Pediatrics suggests that the extent of attachment security between mother and child when the child is aged between 15 and 36 months appears to be related to the risk for obesity in that child when it is 15 years old. The study was funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Scientists gain better understanding of how repetitive stretching of endothelial cells that line arteries can make them healthy and resistant to vascular diseases
UCSD researchers stretched cells in a workout chamber the size of a credit card to gain a better understanding of how repetitive stretching of endothelial cells that line arteries can make them healthy and resistant to vascular diseases.
FDA panel recommends new breakthrough gene therapy for B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)
A Food and Drug Administration (FDA) panel created history by recommending a gene therapy for patients with cancer. In this therapy the patient's own genes would be modified to fight the cancer cells. The patient's cells which are thus altered to treat the cancer would thus be termed as "living drugs" as they act as soldiers to treat the cancer. These cells boost up the immune system and help the body fight the cancer.
VOA News examines Foundation's efforts to treat MDR-TB patients in North Korea
VOA News examines the Eugene Bell Foundation's work in North Korea to detect and treat patients with multiple-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB). The foundation is treating about 600 patients in North Korea, where "conditions ... are ideal for the spread of TB. The climate is cold. Most citizens live and work in small spaces, and lack proper nutrition to maintain a strong immune system," VOA writes.
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