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Novozymes, Almac Ally To Offer Drug Targeting, Pharmacokinetics Service

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23 Oct 2013

Biolinerx In-Licenses Type 1 Diabetes Treatment With Israel Institutions

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23 Oct 2013

Imugene Acquiring Biolife, As Lead Pipeline Candidate Nears Phase II

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23 Oct 2013

Cleveland Biolabs Subsidiary Awarded $4.6M Russian Contract

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23 Oct 2013

Startup Wins Five-Year Exclusive License To Decode Genetics Platform

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23 Oct 2013

Study identifies new genes involved in autism

A scientific study published on the journal Molecular Psychiatry identifies new genes involved in autism, a polygenic disorder that is difficult to diagnose and treat. Autism spectrum disorders represent a group of neurodevelopmental disorders which affect one out of 80-100 children.

23 Oct 2013

The Melting Pot, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital partner to raise funds for cancer research

The Melting Pot Restaurants, Inc., the world's premier fondue restaurant franchise, is partnering with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for the 10th annual St. Jude Thanks and Giving campaign from Oct. 19 - Dec. 15, that asks guests to "give to help the children of St. Jude live" by raising funds for cancer research.

23 Oct 2013

Tissue-engineered transplants safe and effective in the long term: Study

New results published in The Lancet today [Wednesday 23 October] reveal that five years after the first successful transplantation of a tissue-engineered airway (reported in The Lancet in 2008) the recipient continues to enjoy a good quality of life, and has not experienced any immunological complications or rejection of the implanted airway.

23 Oct 2013

WHO report underlines need for quantum leap in TB care and control

Tuberculosis treatment has saved the lives of more than 22 million people, according to the WHO Global tuberculosis report 2013 published today. The report also reveals that the number of people ill with tuberculosis fell in 2012 to 8.6 million, with global TB deaths also decreasing to 1.3 million.

23 Oct 2013

Medical Economics selects iSALUS Healthcare for inaugural Top 100 EHRs Issue

iSALUS Healthcare, a privately held Electronic Health Records, Practice Management, and Medical Billing service provider, today announced Medical Economics has selected iSALUS and its OfficeEMR solution for the inaugural Top 100 EHRs Issue.

23 Oct 2013

Inflammation causally linked to functional decline in aging

Inflammation is the common denominator of many chronic age-related diseases such as arthritis, gout, Alzheimer's, and diabetes. But according to a Yale School of Medicine study, even in the absence of a disease, inflammation can lead to serious loss of function throughout the body, reducing healthspan - that portion of our lives spent relatively free of serious illness and disability.

23 Oct 2013

Researchers find relationship between solar intensity and ADHD prevalence

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is the most common childhood psychiatric disorder. Scientists do not know what causes it, but genetics play a clear role. Other risk factors have also been identified, including premature birth, low birth weight, a mother's use of alcohol or tobacco during pregnancy, and environmental exposures to toxins like lead.

23 Oct 2013

Promising technique for treating eye disease proves effective in preclinical studies

A promising technique for treating human eye disease has proven effective in preclinical studies and may lead to new treatments to prevent blindness, according to experiments conducted at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California.

23 Oct 2013

eXtasy software suite quickly and accurately traces origins of genetic disorders

In a bioinformatics breakthrough, iMinds - STADIUS - KU Leuven researchers have successfully applied advanced artificial intelligence to enable the automated analysis of huge amounts of genetic data.

23 Oct 2013

Fatty acid entry into cells happens by diffusion

The current global epidemic of obesity-linked diabetes and its associated consequences -cardiovascular, neurological and renal diseases - is a growing public health problem for which therapeutic options are limited.

23 Oct 2013

Study reveals that glial cells are integral to brain function

New research by scientists at UC San Francisco shows that one of the brain's fundamental self-protection mechanisms depends on coordinated, finely calibrated teamwork among neurons and non-neural cells knows as glial cells, which until fairly recently were thought to be mere support cells for neurons.

23 Oct 2013

In some states, most early marketplace enrollees qualify for Medicaid

Many of the uninsured are poor, and applicants don't have to pay anything to sign up for Medicaid.

23 Oct 2013

Study could enhance process of reprogramming adult cells into embryonic-like stem cells

Bioengineers at the University of California, Berkeley, have shown that physical cues can replace certain chemicals when nudging mature cells back to a pluripotent stage, capable of becoming any cell type in the body.

23 Oct 2013

Scientists reveal first comprehensive genomic analysis of aggressive lymphomas

Mantle cell lymphoma is a very aggressive and difficult to treat cancer originated in blood cells and lymph nodes. To identify the molecular alterations responsible for this tumor, and facilitate the development of new treatments, a team of scientists led by Dr. Xose S. Puente and Dr. Carlos López-Otín, at University of Oviedo, and Dr. Sílvia Beà and Dr. Elias Campo, at IDIBAPS, Hospital Clínic, University of Barcelona, have sequenced the genomes of over 30 of lymphomas.

23 Oct 2013

Scientists create artificial protein that mimics key site on the outer coat of HIV

A team of scientists at Duke Medicine and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center has created an artificial protein coupled with a sugar molecule that mimics a key site on the outer coat of HIV where antibodies can bind to neutralize a wide variety of HIV strains.

23 Oct 2013

Research News and Research

Novozymes, Almac Ally To Offer Drug Targeting, Pharmacokinetics Service

Biolinerx In-Licenses Type 1 Diabetes Treatment With Israel Institutions

Imugene Acquiring Biolife, As Lead Pipeline Candidate Nears Phase II

Cleveland Biolabs Subsidiary Awarded $4.6M Russian Contract

Startup Wins Five-Year Exclusive License To Decode Genetics Platform

Study identifies new genes involved in autism

The Melting Pot, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital partner to raise funds for cancer research

Tissue-engineered transplants safe and effective in the long term: Study

WHO report underlines need for quantum leap in TB care and control

Medical Economics selects iSALUS Healthcare for inaugural Top 100 EHRs Issue

Inflammation causally linked to functional decline in aging

Researchers find relationship between solar intensity and ADHD prevalence

Promising technique for treating eye disease proves effective in preclinical studies

eXtasy software suite quickly and accurately traces origins of genetic disorders

Fatty acid entry into cells happens by diffusion

Study reveals that glial cells are integral to brain function

In some states, most early marketplace enrollees qualify for Medicaid

Study could enhance process of reprogramming adult cells into embryonic-like stem cells

Scientists reveal first comprehensive genomic analysis of aggressive lymphomas

Scientists create artificial protein that mimics key site on the outer coat of HIV

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