Another Supreme Review of Human Gene Patents
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
Myriad breast cancer gene case to get second hearing
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Archive for November, 2012
U.S. Senate Restores Military Biofuels Programs
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
Previous amendments had barred Pentagon from buying biofuels or building refineries
Read more →Pain Pills Wane – Heroin Moves In
by SB. Leavitt, MA, PhD • 30 November 2012 • abuse-addiction, death, heroin, legal issues, opioids, overdose, Pain News
Aggressive efforts in the United States to grapple with the so-called “epidemic” of prescription opioid abuse is paying off, but not as officials expected. With pain pills coming under stricter controls the door is now open for a resurgence of hero…
Read more →French Scientists Give Government an Earful in 4-Month Listening Tour
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
National consultation will form basis of new science and higher education law
Read more →Adolescent fatness may risk future end-stage renal disease
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
Being overweight or obese in adolescence increases a person’s risk for end-stage renal disease in later life, report researchers.
Read more →Asthma and nasal congestion common insomnia triggers
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
Insomnia is a common problem in patients with asthma, suggests research published in Allergy.
Read more →Tdap well tolerated in over-65s
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
Off-label use of tetanus–diptheria–acellular pertussis vaccine in senior patients results in no more adverse events than the tetanus and diphtheria vaccine, a US study shows.
Read more →Lewy pathology out of favor as Parkinson’s culprit
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
Neurodegeneration and cellular dysfunction may precede the appearance of Lewy bodies in the substantia nigra, shows research that challenges the role of Lewy pathology in Parkinson’s disease.
Read more →Air quality in cities linked to inflammatory risk in diabetes
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
Exposure to traffic-related air pollutants is associated with a rapid increase in systemic inflammation in patients with diabetes, report Indian researchers.
Read more →Air quality in cities linked to inflammatory risk in diabetes
by Zangani • 30 November 2012 • Pain News
Exposure to traffic-related air pollutants is associated with a rapid increase in systemic inflammation in patients with diabetes, report Indian researchers.
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