Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Wed Nov 18 20:18:35 -0800 2009
| health-news
Surge in swine flu among UK children may lead to intensive care bed crisis Warning from academics comes as Department of Health figures show sharp fall in number of new cases in youngsters The UK could run out of intensive...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Fri Nov 27 14:02:10 -0800 2009
| health-news
An implanted vaccine eliminated melanoma tumors in mice, offering hope of improved treatment for people with skin cancer, U.S. researchers said. Using polymer disks the size of a fingernail containing tumor-specific antigens, researchers at Harvard University said they reprogrammed the...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Mon Nov 16 21:38:10 -0800 2009
| health-news
Food and Drug Administration is holding off on its review of Lumizyme, a treatment for the rare muscular disorder Pompe disease, until drug maker Genzyme Corp. resolves manufacturing problems at its Allston plant. The Cambridge biotechnology firm said it is...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Tue Dec 01 14:06:59 -0800 2009
| health-news
Mass. — Genzyme Corp. said Tuesday it has resumed shipping vials of its drug Cerezyme, following a halt related to a plant shutdown for viral contamination. Cerezyme is a treatment for a rare enzyme disorder called Gaucher disease that can...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Fri Nov 27 11:53:41 -0800 2009
| health-news
Vigorous exercise may be an especially good way to keep kids lean, but sitting around, in and of itself, doesn't appear to have a major role in making them fat, new research shows. Nevertheless, there are still plenty of reasons...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Mon Nov 23 16:26:13 -0800 2009
| health-news
That greatest of Christmas traditions – kissing – is under threat as Britain's leading authority on etiquette fears sloppy smackers under the mistletoe could lead to a festive outbreak of swine flu. Far better to clash cheeks than lips, says...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Sun Nov 22 20:31:12 -0800 2009
| health-news
The Johns Hopkins neurologist and his colleagues had autopsied the brains of people with autism who died in accidents and found evidence of neuroinflammation. This rare look inside the autistic brain had the potential to increase understanding of the mysterious...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Sat Nov 21 16:14:40 -0800 2009
| health-news
The future of British medical science looks bright, brilliant and very, very bold. Scientists have taken giant steps towards being able to manufacture new skin, blood and even new bones. Some of the UK's top scientists will gather this week...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Sat Nov 21 06:16:52 -0800 2009
| health-news
Human embryonic stem cells grow in colonies, or groups of stem cells, shown in the middle of this picture...Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, are part of these efforts and will receive $2.5 million. Using human embryonic stem...
Cambridge :: United Kingdom
| updated Wed Nov 18 15:48:55 -0800 2009
| health-news
Genentech Inc. and partner Biogen Idec Inc. said Wednesday the Food and Drug Administration has asked for more information before considering approving Rituxan as a leukemia treatment. The drug is already approved as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis and non-hodgkin's...
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