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Dialysis Patients Living at Higher Altitudes Have a Lower Rate of Death

Dialysis patients living at altitudes higher than 1,200 meters have a 12-15% lower rate of death compared to those living near sea level, according to a new study. More...
19 Feb 2009

Altered Brain Activity in Schizophrenics May Direct Focus on Self

Schizophrenia may obscure the lines between internal and external realities by overactivating a brain system that is involved in self-reflection, and thus causing an exaggerated focus on self, a new brain imaging study has found. More...
19 Feb 2009

Sarcosine Levels Indicate Aggressive Prostate Cancer

A chemical fingerprint called sarcosine can be found in high levels in the urine of men with aggressive cancer of the prostate, providing a potential biomarker of the disease. More...
18 Feb 2009

Aspirin Found To Prevent Liver Damage

Aspirin may prevent liver damage in millions of people suffering from side effects of common drugs, alcohol abuse, and obesity-related liver disease, a new study suggests. More...
18 Feb 2009

Ultrasound Delivery of Clot-Busting Agents May Decrease Risk of Bleeding in Thrombolysis

Delivering clot-busting drugs with an ultrasound-enhanced delivery system could reduce the amount of drugs needed to break up dangerous blood clots in the legs and pelvis. More...
18 Feb 2009

First MRI-Guided Prostate Cancer Treatment Device Treats Patients Quickly and Inexpensively

A new ground-breaking MRI-compatible image-guided tumor treatment is expected to treat prostate cancer in a fraction of the time and cost of existing methods, based on extensive modeling, simulation, and pre-clinical trials. More...
17 Feb 2009

Heart Attack Risk Determined by Specific Genes

The genetic risk of suffering a heart attack, regardless of a person's ethnic background, might be predicted by a simple blood test. More...
17 Feb 2009
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