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Alzheimer

All about Alzheimer
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Drugs May Slow Progress Of Alzheimer's

Studies reported at this week's international conference on Alzheimer's disease in Chicago say several new drugs show promise in slowing the progress of Alzheimer's more than currently approved drugs — at least in preliminary human trials.

npr.org   |   the 06/08/2008   |   Add or View Comment
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Drugs May Slow Progress Of Alzheimer's

News out of this week's international conference on Alzheimer's disease in Chicago says several new drugs show promise in slowing the progress of Alzheimer's more than currently approved drugs — at least in preliminary human trials.

feeds.feedburner.com   |   the 04/08/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Mature Market Experts Stat of The Day: U.S. Life Expectancy

The mature market just keeps on growing: For the first time ever, U.S. life expectancy has past 78 years Japan currently has the longest life expectancy – 83 years Heart disease and diabetes as a cause of death dropped by more than 5% Death caused by[...]

maturemarketexperts.wordpress.com   |   the 02/08/2008   |   Add or View Comment
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Estelle Getty of ?The Golden Girls? Passes Away

I’m sad to hear about the passing of actress Estelle Getty, who played Sophia Petrillo on “The Golden Girls“. Getty suffered from a longtime battle with Alzheimer’s disease. She was 84…. R.I.P. For more info:alzheimer.ca

maplejuice.com   |   the 30/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Yahoo Health: MRIs show promise for early Alzheimer's diagnosis (Reuters)

Reuters - Researchers have used magnetic read more

us.rd.yahoo.com   |   the 28/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Neuron Membrane Model to Study Alzheimer's

NIST scientists have built a model of the membrane that surrounds neurons in the brain, a tool which should help to discover the mechanisms behind Alzheimer's onset. The brain’s neurons transmit nerve impulses down a long stem that is surrounded by[...]

medgadget.com   |   the 26/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

McCain and his Doc Brown DeLorean

Crossposted from Left Toon Lane, Bilerico Project & My Left Wing click to enlarge I hate to keep on McCain and his intellectual gaffes, but the latest about the surge and the Awakening, brings up another thought. Even if McCain tells us he will pick good[...]

mydd.com   |   the 24/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Risk factor for late-onset Alzheimer's disease

Scientists have discovered the second, strong genetic risk factor for developing late-onset Alzheimer's disease, as per a new report in the June 27th issue of the journal Cell, a Cell Press publication. The newly discovered gene, which previously had[...]

medicineworld.org   |   the 13/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Ionophore reverses Alzheimer's within days

Researchers report a remarkable improvement in Alzheimer's transgenic mice following therapy with a new drug. The study, published by Cell Press in the July 10th issue of the journal Neuron, provides the first demonstration that an ionophore, a compound[...]

medicineworld.org   |   the 11/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment

Improving memory in Alzheimer's disease mice

Overactivation of proteins known as calpains, which are involved in memory formation, has been associated with Alzheimer disease. Ottavio Arancio and his colleagues, at Columbia University, New York, have now shown that two different drugs that inhibit[...]

medicineworld.org   |   the 03/07/2008   |   Add or View Comment
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