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Public release: 20 December 2007
New strategy suggested for protecting aging americans against infectious disease
 Infectious disease
Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University have uncovered new information about the body's immune
system in a study that suggests new strategies may be in order for protecting the country's aging
population against disease.
The research focused on an important component of the body's immune system, a certain type of white
blood cell called naïve T-cells. These cells are called naive because they have no experience of
encountering germs. However, once they encounter germs, they learn and adapt to become strong defenders
of the organism.
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Public release: 15 December 2007
Natural suggestions to eliminate stress from your life
Lifestyle
The holidays have arrived and while this is a joyful and exciting time, this
can also be a stressful time for some. Let's take a look at ways we can
relax year-round. It has been demonstrated in numerous studies that reducing
stress will prolong your life and improve the quality of your everyday
living experience.
Too often, I see clients in my office who are "stressed out." This manifests
in a number of ways: Relationship difficulties, smoking, overeating, alcohol
and drug use, etc.
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Public release: 14 December 2007
More evidence suggests diabetes drug may be dangerous
Diabetes medication
A popular class of drugs for treating type 2 diabetes is under scrutiny
again. A new Canadian study released by the Institute for Clinical
Evaluative Sciences (ICES) finds that drugs such as Avandia increase the
risk of heart failure, heart attacks and death.
Published in the December 12th issue of JAMA, ICES scientists looked at the
glitazone class of drugs including rosiglitazone (Avandia) and pioglitazone
(Actos) in the first real world population-based study of its kind. All
Ontario residents aged 65 years or older, treated with at least one oral
diabetic medication were followed between 2002 and 2006.
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Public release: 13 December 2007
Cholesterol lowering drugs increase risk of hemorrhagic stroke
Cholesterol
"People taking cholesterol-lowering drugs such as atorvastatin after a stroke may be at an increased
risk of hemorrhagic stroke, or bleeding in the brain, a risk not found in patients taking statins who
have never had a stroke. But researchers caution the risk must be balanced against the much larger
overall benefit of the statin in reducing the total risk of a second stroke and other cardiovascular
events when making treatment decisions. The research is published in the December 12, 2007, online
issue of Neurology", the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.
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Public release: 09 December 2007
Diabetes is a greater problem in Chicago than other communities
Diabetes
The non-profit Midwest Business Group on Health (MBGH) announced today the release of a new report on the
prevalence, costs and quality of care for patients with Type 2 diabetes in the Chicago seven-county
metropolitan area and other Illinois and Midwest communities.
The Chicago Area Diabetes Report for 2007 presents an overview of patient demographics, utilization of clinical
services and drug therapy for Type 2 Diabetes patients and national benchmarks.
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