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Public release: 31 January 2009
  • Stem cell therapy may help reverse paralysis
    releasesspinsl cord injuries

    A new study concluded the human body contains the tools to repair damaged spinal cords. There are mechanisms which need to be studied in more detail since they could be mobilized to cure spinal cord injuries. [ read full article ]


    Public release: 27 January 2009
  • Air bags, seat belts best protection against spine fractures
    releasesspinsl cord injuries

    Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of spinal cord injury (SCI) in the United States for people aged 65 and younger. In 2007, there were over six million motor vehicle accidents in the US. Nearly 2.5 million of those accident victims were injured and more than 41,000 lost their lives. [ read full article ]


    Public release: 24 January 2009
  • Prostate cancer treatment
    releasesprostate cancer

    Prostate cancer affects an estimated one out of every six males. Therefore it's understandable that most men want to know at least something about prostate cancer, especially as they are approaching their 40s. [ read full article ]


    Public release: 23 January 2009
  • Spinal cord injury treatment based human embryonic stem cells; study
    releasesspinal cord injury

    The U.S. biotech company Geron Corp. of Menlo Park, California announced it plans to start this summer a long-awaited project aimed at spinal cord injury targeting treatment based on human embryonic stem cells. [ read full article ]


    Public release: 21 January 2009
  • Improved PSA Tests a Better Gauge of Prostate Cancer Risk
    releasesprostate cancer, psa test

    A prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test can’t diagnose prostate cancer, but results indicate the risk of cancer. According to the January issue of Mayo Clinic Health Letter, recent fine-tuning of this test gives doctors better information to help determine cancer risk. [ read full article ]


    Public release: 21 January 2009
  • Are You Scared By The Thought Of A Prostate Biopsy Exam?
    releasesprostate cancer, biopsy test

    If you are a man then you will almost certainly suffer from one prostate problem or another at some point in your life. If you are under 50 years of age is most likely to be prostatitis (an infection or inflammation of the prostate) and, if you are over 50 then it is also relatively likely to be an enlarged prostate [ read full article ]


    Public release: 19 January 2009
  • Why some people become fat and others don't
    releasesobesity, childhood obesity

    Researchers at Imperial College London, the French National Research Institute CNRS and other international institutions have discovered three new genetic variations that increase the risk of obesity, giving new insight into the reasons why some people become fat and others don't. [ read full article ]


    Public release: 18 January 2009
  • Tips for permanent hair loss
    releaseshair loss

    Hair loss can be triggered by many things, including hormonal changes, medications, radiation or your genetic makeup.
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    Public release: 11 January 2009
  • Diabetes Linked to Cognitive Problems
    releasesdiabetes

    Adults with diabetes now have to worry about whether their disease might slow their thinking, as Canadian researchers report that declines in mental function are accelerated among those with the blood sugar condition.
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    Public release: 10 January 2009
  • Obesity leads to erectile dysfunction
    releasesobesity, erectile dysfunction, men health

    The link between obesity and erectile dysfunction (ED) dates from the Byzantine era, when a large belly was believed to reduce a man's ability to have sex.
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    Public release: 09 January 2009
  • Concern for the Male Population
    releasesmen health

    Canada’s national newspaper, The Globe and Mail, reports something is happening to men and boys which concerns scientists and researchers: fewer boys are being born than girls.
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    Public release: 08 January 2009
  • The 6 Most Common STDs in Men
    releasessexually transmitted disease

    By far the most dreaded sexually transmitted disease, the number of infections of HIV/AIDS has been falling slowly but surely. The latest numbers from the CDC, which tracks rates of reportable sexually transmitted infections, put the rate of new HIV/AIDS infections among Americans at 38,730 a year -- half of what they were in 1992, when the epidemic peaked.
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    Public release: 07 January 2009
  • Diabetic men have similar long-term mortality risks as males with heart disease
    releasesdiabetes, heart disease, cardiovasculat disease

    The study revealed that men with type 2 diabetes and men with previous heart attack or stroke had a 3 to 4 fold risk of cardiovascular death, as compared to men without either disease in the years following the first acute event.
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    Public release: 19 December 2008
  • Partners need spousal communication after prostate cancer treatment
    releaseserectile dysfunction, prostate cancer

    A recent study analyzed the sexual function of both prostate cancer patients and their partners, and to examined whether associations between sexual dysfunction and psychosocial adjustment vary depending on spousal communication patterns.
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    Public release: 18 December 2008
  • Evaluation of treatments for benign prostatic enlargement
    releasesbenign prostatic enlargement, transurethral resection of prostate

    Researchers at the University of Aberdeen, led by Professor James N'Dow, examined existing data to determine the risk factors and clinical and cost-effectiveness of less minimally invasive treatments for benign prostatic enlargement BPE compared to the current standard of transurethral resection.
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    Public release: 15 December 2008
  • A healthy diet will prevent prostate cancer
    releasesprostate cancer, diet, nutrition

    Poison your prostate enough and you’ll create prostate cancer. The poison that are very usual close to your hands you is your food. Although there is no official nutritional guideline made specifically for prostate cancer treatment, doctors advice a well-balanced prostate diet that is low on saturated oils and fats, processed meats, sugars, and high on fresh fruits and vegetables.
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