Categories
- Anatomy
- Biochemistry
- BioEngineering
- BioInformatics
- Biology
- Biotechnology
- Cardiology
- Cell Medicine
- Cell Therapy
- Chemistry
- DNA
- Embryology
- Future Medicine
- Gene Medicine
- Gene Therapy
- Genetic Engineering
- Genetic Therapy
- Genetics
- Germ Line Engineering
- Human Genetics
- IVF Treatment
- Longevity Medicine
- Medical News
- Medical School
- Medical Technology
- Medicine
- Molecular Genetics
- Molecular Medicine
- Nano Medicine
- Nanotechnology
- Pet Stem Cell Therapy
- Stem Cell Therapy
Archives
Popular Search Keywords
- modernizing medicine
- brain tumor clinicaltrials regenerative medicine
- vertex delta f508 video
- netter1 carcinoid
- sudden spike adverse events among patients receiving dialysis 2007 led health authorities
- stargardt's retinal gene therapy
- 3d sexvilla 2013
- monte williams spiderworks drugs
- scope biotechnology bioremediation
- carl ernst douglas
Monthly Archives: September 2012
BIONOVA Skincare: Customization and Life Science Nanotechnology.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Importance of Age Groups BIONOVA, a pioneer brand based on Life Science Nanotechnology, offers customization based on Human physiology. As a result, there are no more same skincare products for Mothers and Daughters, Fathers and Sons even if they have identical skin concerns Continue reading
Posted in Nanotechnology
Tagged a-pioneer-brand, appears-on-the, based-on-human, future, life, personal, science, science-nanotechnology, scratch-as-soon, skin, unique, weather
Comments Off
Study uncovers how molecular parasite replicates, spreads ability to cause disease
An electron micrograph that illustrates the two different viral particles – the helper phage is the one with the larger capsid, and the SaPI-containing one with the smaller capsid. Credit: Terje Dokland, Ph.D./ University of Alabama at Birmingham. (Phys.org)An international team of researchers has uncovered how a molecular parasite responsible for playing a role in antibiotic-resistant disease, such as MRSA, can replicate and spread ability to cause disease, according to a new study published online this week in the Early Edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Continue reading
Posted in Molecular Medicine
Tagged a-major-cause, ability, alabama, helper, interactions, interference, investigaciones, medical-center, Medicine, national, proceedings, school, study, team, university
Comments Off
New Molecular Assay Detects Rapidly Emerging Multidrug-Resistant Superbug
BALTIMORE, Sept. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ –BD Diagnostics, a segment of BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) (BDX), today announced the release of a research use only (RUO) molecular test designed to rapidly detect antibiotic resistance genes found in the superbug known as carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) Continue reading
Posted in Molecular Medicine
Tagged a-broad-range, a-research-use, albert-einstein, europe, first, franklin-lakes, medical, medical-center, patrick-murray, president, public-relations, research
Comments Off
Common RNA pathway found in ALS and dementia
Public release date: 30-Sep-2012 [ | E-mail | Share ] Contact: Debra Kain ddkain@ucsd.edu 619-543-6163 University of California – San Diego Two proteins previously found to contribute to ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, have divergent roles. But a new study, led by researchers at the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, shows that a common pathway links them. Continue reading
Posted in Molecular Medicine
Tagged a-new-study, a-small-set, common, diego, DNA, health, institute, medicine-at-the, normal
Comments Off
Dr. Arnold Levine Joins GeneCentric Board of Directors
DURHAM, N.C., Sept. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — GeneCentric, a molecular diagnostics company focused on personalized oncology today announced the appointment of Dr Continue reading
Posted in Molecular Genetics
Tagged a-very-short, advanced-study, arnold-levine, chairman, chief-executive, development, general-partner, institute, life, molecular, president, professor, systems-biology
Comments Off
Biologics Making Steady Inroads Into Device Landscape, says MedCap Advisors CEO Christopher Velis
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– MedCap Advisors, the mergers & acquisition and strategic consulting firm specializing in medical technology, today issued a discussion paper focused on the market penetration of biologics. Continue reading
Posted in Medical Technology
Tagged a-major-impact, advanced-answer, advisors, before-the-path, biologics, consulting-firm, focused-on-the, from-the-field, given-the-right, impact-on-the, marketplace, medical, merger-activity
Comments Off
Stuart medical business helps connect doctors through virtual technology
STUART The little, green house at 200 Atlanta Ave. looks like any other Cracker house along the St. Continue reading
Posted in Medical Technology
Tagged a-world-away-, atlanta-ave-, bashian, centennial, colleagues, cracker, headquarters, lucie-river-, medical, medical-systems, nichole-arthur, officer-thomas, riverfront
Comments Off
Medical negligence: Escorts Heart Institute to pay Rs.50,000
Calcutta News.Net Thursday 27th September, 2012 Taking a tough stand against medical negligence, the apex consumer court has slapped a Rs.50,000 penalty on the Delhi-based Fortis Escorts Heart Institute for an infected blood transfusion that left a patient afflicted with Hepatitis B within weeks of undergoing a bypass surgery in 1995. “There is clear nexus between the blood transfusion on Harbans Kaur Chawla during the course of her cardiac surgery at the institute and her contracting Hepatitis B 60 days later,” National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission president Ashok Bhan and member Vineeta Rai said in a recent ruling Continue reading
Posted in Medical News
Tagged a-more-reliable, contracting, escorts-heart, fortis-escorts, known-as-fortis, research, research-centre, supreme, supreme-court
Comments Off
NZ helps develop IVF embryo test
Nikki Horne endured six gruelling cycles of fertility treatment before successfully having two children.She wishes a test for the best time to transfer embryos into the uterus – now under development by New Zealand and overseas… Continue reading
Posted in IVF Treatment
Tagged a-test-for, best, fertility-treatment, gruelling-cycles, having-two, nikki-horne, now-under, transfer-embryos, uterus, zealand
Comments Off
Unique Genetic Marker Discovery May Help Predict Multiple Sclerosis Relapse
Newswise COLUMBUS, Ohio Scientists may be one step closer to predicting the uncertain course of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS), a disease that can lay dormant for months or years, thanks to the discovery of a unique genetic marker. Continue reading
Posted in Genetic Therapy
Tagged a-unique-marker, course, disease, findings, immune, inflammation, journal, research, specialization, study
Comments Off
Breast Cancer DNA Study Yields New Targets for Therapy
By Ryan Flinn – 2012-09-24T04:01:00Z Genetic mapping of hundreds of breast cancer tumors confirmed there are four main subtypes and discovered that one closely resembles ovarian cancer, suggesting the two may be attacked with similar therapies. Continue reading
Posted in Genetic Therapy
Tagged a-move-among, and-basal-like-, appearance, california, DNA, genetic, Genetics, its-resemblance, journal, life, scripps
Comments Off
Four Distinct, Genetic Types of Breast Cancer, Study Finds
A new study on the genomics of breast cancer confirms that there are four distinct genetic types of the disease, suggesting that some drugs already used to treat cancer in other parts of the body could possibly be used to treat certain forms of breast cancer that share the same genetic abnormalities. Continue reading
Posted in Genetic Therapy
Tagged a-large-number, a-larger-scale-, body, disease, DNA, genetic, journal, largest, location, nature-, study
Comments Off
4 Genetic Types of Breast Cancer
A new study on the genomics of breast cancer confirms that there are four distinct genetic types of the disease, suggesting that some drugs already used to treat cancer in other parts of the body could possibly be used to treat certain forms of breast cancer that share the same genetic abnormalities. The researchers, whose findings were published Sunday in the journal Nature, studied the DNA of breast cancer tumors of 825 patients at various stages of the disease, and found that the disease could be stratified into four major genetic categories Continue reading
Posted in Genetic Therapy
Tagged a-large-number, a-larger-scale-, disease, DNA, foundation, heterogeneity, johns-hopkins, journal, largest, matthew-ellis, nature-, ochsner-clinic-, studied-the-dna, study, the-disease
Comments Off
Genetic Technologies Announces BREVAGen(TM) Attains Clearance for Sale Into Florida
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA–(Marketwire – Sep 25, 2012) – Genetic Technologies Limited ( ASX : GTG ) ( NASDAQ : GENE ) is pleased to announce that BREVAGen has been cleared for sale into the State of Florida following the grant of a permit to the Company’s Australian-based laboratory by the Clinical Laboratory Unit of the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration (“AHCA”). This news follows the Company’s July 2012 market update announcing the clearance of BREVAGen for sale into the State of California. Continue reading
Posted in Genetic Therapy
Tagged a-novel-genetic, australia, california, florida-, genetic, genetic-technologies, into-the-state, manager-, provider, state, state-licensure, united-states
Comments Off
Gene clues offer new hope for treating breast cancer
NEW YORK Scientists reported Sunday that they have completed a major analysis of the genetics of breast cancer, finding four major classes of the disease. They hope their work will lead to more effective treatments, perhaps with some drugs already in use. Don’t miss these Health stories Trampolines are too dangerous for children to use, the American Academy of Pediatrics warned Monday Continue reading
Posted in Gene Medicine
Tagged biological, Genetics, journal, Medicine, nature-, pediatrics-, research, school, study, york
Comments Off
Gene Study Yields New Clues to Breast Cancer
SUNDAY, Sept. 23 (HealthDay News) — A comprehensive look at the genetic blueprint of breast cancer has revealed new insights into the disease — including the discovery that certain breast and ovarian tumors may be closely related Continue reading
Posted in Gene Medicine
Tagged basal-like, deadly-subtypes, DNA, genetic, maimonides, marie-manasseh, Medicine, research, researchers, same, school, scientists, study, surgery-at-the, united-states
Comments Off
Researchers discover gene that causes deafness
Public release date: 30-Sep-2012 [ | E-mail | Share ] Contact: Katie Pence katie.pence@uc.edu 513-558-4561 University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center CINCINNATIResearchers at the University of Cincinnati (UC) and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have found a new genetic mutation responsible for deafness and hearing loss associated with Usher syndrome type 1. These findings, published in the Sept. 30 advance online edition of the journal Nature Genetics, could help researchers develop new therapeutic targets for those at risk for this syndrome. Continue reading
Posted in Gene Medicine
Tagged academic-health, journal, Medicine, national, nature-genetics-, saima-riazuddin, syndrome-, turkey
Comments Off
Grand Forks firm stores human cells for future treatments
GRAND FORKS The goal of a Grand Forks start-up is to get customers to prepare for a future in which todays medical breakthroughs based on stem cells are commonplace. You would ordinarily think this is science fiction, said Vin Singh, founder of Next Healthcare, based at UNDs Center for Innovation. Continue reading
Posted in Future Medicine
Tagged a-and-trachea, a-cell-bank, based-at-unds, betting-on-and, biomedical, clients, grand-forks, north, north-dakota, past, science-fiction, singhs, skin-or-blood, storing-samples, within-the-past
Comments Off
Seton launches sports medicine training
AUSTIN (KXAN) – As many as 160,000 students play high school football in Texas, and half of them will be injured this season, according to physicians. Continue reading
Posted in Future Medicine
Tagged a-new-training, brown, but-concussions, cedar-park, common-as-the, garrison, kids, knowledge-makes, school-football, texas, the-experience
Comments Off
UNC School of Medicine Dean Bill Roper stresses medical policy
Freshmen interested in medicine were challenged Tuesday night to learn more about the American health care system and work for change in the future. Dr. Bill Roper, dean of the School of Medicine and CEO of the UNC Health Care system, presented The Future of Medicine as part of the First Year Fellows lecture series Continue reading
Posted in Future Medicine
Tagged eventually-get, first, future, health, lecture-series, Medicine, roper, school, substantial, the-substantial, these-problems, without-health, you-interested
Comments Off