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Researchers examine relationship between visiting primary care physician and effect blood pressure

Frequent doctor visits helped diabetes patients lower their high blood pressure to normal quicker, according to a large study reported in Hypertension: Journal of the American Heart Association.

25 May 2010

Researchers explore impact of asymptomatic LV dysfunction in vascular surgery patients

Symptomatic heart failure prior to surgery is routinely acknowledged as a risk factor for adverse outcomes for both cardiac and non-cardiac surgeries. In a new study published in the June Anesthesiology, researchers delve further into the implications of cardiac problems on postoperative outcomes, exploring preoperative diagnosis and impact of asymptomatic left ventricular dysfunction in vascular surgery patients.

25 May 2010

One-third of Minnesotans understate their weight problems

When it comes to self-perceptions about their own healthy weight, many Minnesotans appear to be adapting Garrison Keillor's famous quip: "I believe in looking reality straight in the eye and denying it."

25 May 2010

Phase 1 clinical trial of OXY111A initiated

NormOxys Inc., a biotechnology company developing a novel class of small molecule drugs which enhance the body's ability to deliver oxygen to diseased tissues, today announced that it has initiated a Phase 1 clinical trial of OXY111A, a novel allosteric modulator of affinity of oxygen to hemoglobin. NormOxys plans to initially develop this compound as a treatment for chronic heart failure and cancer indications.

24 May 2010

South Dakota State University mathematicians design mathematical models to treat cancer

South Dakota State University mathematicians are helping doctors of the Mayo Clinic build mathematical models to fine-tune an innovative strategy to treat cancer.

24 May 2010

Cell Therapeutics signs agreement to sell $21.0M of shares of Series 5 Preferred Stock

Cell Therapeutics, Inc. today announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell $21.0 million of shares of its Series 5 Preferred Stock in a registered offering to three institutional investors (collectively, the "Initial Purchasers"). Each share of Series 5 Preferred Stock is convertible at the option of the holder, at any time during its existence, into 2,500 shares of common stock at a conversion price of $0.40 per share of common stock, for a total of 52,500,000 shares of common stock.

24 May 2010

Researchers analyze impact of health promotion program on cardiovascular disease-related medical, hospital costs

A comprehensive health promotion program reduced cardiovascular disease-related medical and hospital costs, according to a new study. CSX Transportation, a national company with 30,000 employees, developed the program in 2004 to address employees' high rates of cardiovascular disease when compared to national benchmarks and the associated higher healthcare costs.

21 May 2010

Lack of discussion on resuming sex after heart attack associated with less sexual activity

Sexual activity declines in the year after heart attack for patients who don't get instructions from their doctors about when it's safe to resume sex, researchers reported at the American Heart Association's 11th Scientific Forum on Quality of Care and Outcomes Research in Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke.

21 May 2010

China BCT Pharmacy reports 5.2% increase in first-quarter 2010 revenue

China BCT Pharmacy Group, Inc., a leading pharmaceutical distributor, retail pharmacy, and manufacturer of pharmaceutical products in Guangxi Province, China, today announced results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2010.

21 May 2010

Tai Chi may help reduce stress, anxiety and depression

Tai Chi, a low impact martial art, has been associated with reduced stress, anxiety and depression, and enhanced mood, in both healthy people and those with chronic conditions.

21 May 2010

Group weight loss programs reduce risk for type 2 diabetes

The 57 million Americans currently living with "pre-diabetes" could benefit from a group weight loss program, like Weight Watchers, according to a new study published in this month's American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine. Researchers found that after a 6-month Weight Watchers group program, overweight or obese adults who attended at least two thirds of the weekly sessions, not only lost weight, but also significantly reduced fasting glucose and insulin levels - important indicators of diabetes risk.

21 May 2010

Vitamin D plays much wider role in people's life

Vitamin D is the sunshine vitamin - we make it when our skin is exposed to UV rays. In a perfect world everyone would eat fresh, organic foods, get outside, and enjoy a little sunshine all year round. But with today's busy lifestyles and concerns about skin cancer many people are vitamin D deficient and don't know it.

21 May 2010

Obesity rate decreases as amount of weekly LTPA increases

It may seem intuitive that greater amounts of exercise lead to less obesity, but an Indiana University study has found that this conventional wisdom applies primarily to white women. The findings draw attention not only to racial, ethnic and gender differences regarding exercise but also to the role work can play.

21 May 2010

Weight Watchers group program helps obese adults lose weight, reduce glucose and insulin levels

20 May 2010

GFCF diet shows no significant benefits on the behavior of children with ASD: Study

A popular belief that specific dietary changes can improve the symptoms of children with autism was not supported by a tightly controlled University of Rochester study, which found that eliminating gluten and casein from the diets of children with autism had no impact on their behavior, sleep or bowel patterns.

20 May 2010

3rd Annual Maywood Multicultural Farmers Market to feature health screenings, cooking tips

For years, Maywood residents traveled miles to the nearest grocery store to find a healthy selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. To help shorten their trips, Loyola University Health System and students from Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine have teamed up with the Village of Maywood Special Events Committee, Maywood Public Library, University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners Program and community residents to run the 3rd Annual Maywood Multicultural Farmers Market.

20 May 2010

Grifols reaches agreement with Pharmalink to acquire PPS drug development project

Today, Grifols SA announced that it has reached an agreement with the Swedish company Pharmalink AB to acquire various forms of intellectual property associated with the treatment of post-polio syndrome. The acquisition is expected to be finalized in the next few weeks and will include documentation, know-how, and Swedish regulatory approvals under the trade name Xepol.

20 May 2010

New IRMA report outlines the growing field of rectal microbicide R&D

International Rectal Microbicide Advocates will officially release its third landmark report -- "From Promise to Product: Advancing Rectal Microbicide Research and Advocacy" -- at the 2010 International Microbicides Conference in Pittsburgh, PA taking place May 22-25, 2010.

20 May 2010

realbuzz.com suggests tips to reinvigorate your regime

As the summer approaches do you make the most out of our time off? Do you maximise your lunch hour and time off after work? How do you revitalize yourself to make sure you feel on top of the World? Many of us forget about the small things that can instantly change the way you feel and only involve minimum impact and cost. realbuzz.com the healthy active living website suggests a few small ways to reinvigorate your regime.

20 May 2010

2010 funding program for Inova Life Sciences - George Mason University research collaboration open

What do you get when you mix a world-class health system with an innovative, entrepreneurial university? A very successful research collaboration.

20 May 2010

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Latest Exercise News and Research

Researchers examine relationship between visiting primary care physician and effect blood pressure

Researchers explore impact of asymptomatic LV dysfunction in vascular surgery patients

One-third of Minnesotans understate their weight problems

Phase 1 clinical trial of OXY111A initiated

South Dakota State University mathematicians design mathematical models to treat cancer

Cell Therapeutics signs agreement to sell $21.0M of shares of Series 5 Preferred Stock

Researchers analyze impact of health promotion program on cardiovascular disease-related medical, hospital costs

Lack of discussion on resuming sex after heart attack associated with less sexual activity

China BCT Pharmacy reports 5.2% increase in first-quarter 2010 revenue

Tai Chi may help reduce stress, anxiety and depression

Group weight loss programs reduce risk for type 2 diabetes

Vitamin D plays much wider role in people's life

Obesity rate decreases as amount of weekly LTPA increases

Weight Watchers group program helps obese adults lose weight, reduce glucose and insulin levels

GFCF diet shows no significant benefits on the behavior of children with ASD: Study

3rd Annual Maywood Multicultural Farmers Market to feature health screenings, cooking tips

Grifols reaches agreement with Pharmalink to acquire PPS drug development project

New IRMA report outlines the growing field of rectal microbicide R&D

realbuzz.com suggests tips to reinvigorate your regime

2010 funding program for Inova Life Sciences - George Mason University research collaboration open

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