(HealthDay News) -- A short strand of RNA (microRNA) may help doctors identify liver cancer patients who would benefit from treatment with interferon, say U.S. and Chinese researchers.
"Interferon is an experimental therapeutic agent that has been used for many years to treat cancer patients, but with modest benefit," study first author Junfang Ji, of the liver carcinogenesis section at the U.S. National Cancer Institute's Center for Cancer Research, said in a news release. Read more...
Ayurstate for Prostate Care
Kamis, 22 Oktober 2009
Selasa, 20 Oktober 2009
The pH Miracle Living Diet Can Change Your Life
Plagued by a stubborn roll of belly fat that just won't disappear no matter how hard you diet?
Worn down by the daily grind of life, but your doctor only issues the standard "eat less, exercise more, and get more sleep" advice?
Maybe you need to take a long hard look at the pH Miracle Living Lifestyle and Diet Plan.
It's not really a diet at all in the usual sense, but more of a change in the types of foods eaten.
The idea behind it is to eliminate foods high in acid, like animal protein and dairy, and metabolic acids like lactic acid, estrogen and testosterone which causes the body to retain fat to buffer those dietary and metabolic acids. Read more...
Cardiofy Heart Care Supplement
Worn down by the daily grind of life, but your doctor only issues the standard "eat less, exercise more, and get more sleep" advice?
Maybe you need to take a long hard look at the pH Miracle Living Lifestyle and Diet Plan.
It's not really a diet at all in the usual sense, but more of a change in the types of foods eaten.
The idea behind it is to eliminate foods high in acid, like animal protein and dairy, and metabolic acids like lactic acid, estrogen and testosterone which causes the body to retain fat to buffer those dietary and metabolic acids. Read more...
Cardiofy Heart Care Supplement
Minggu, 18 Oktober 2009
If You Want Help From a Chimp, You'll Have to Ask
(HealthDay News) -- While chimpanzees will help each other upon request, they're not likely to offer help voluntarily, say researchers trying to understand the evolution of altruism.
A Japanese research team studied six pairs of chimpanzees (three mother-offspring pairs and three non-related adult pairs) in experiments designed to find out whether a chimpanzee would give a tool to a partner even if doing so wouldn't bring an immediate benefit. Read more...
A Japanese research team studied six pairs of chimpanzees (three mother-offspring pairs and three non-related adult pairs) in experiments designed to find out whether a chimpanzee would give a tool to a partner even if doing so wouldn't bring an immediate benefit. Read more...
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