Nutritional Supplements, Diabetes, Prostate Health, and more

Items published under Disease cover a variety of unfortunately all-too-common disorders and conditions. Information ranges from peer-reviewed journal articles to practical treatment suggestions, including the use of nutritional supplements and other natural therapies. Additionally, the section features the most recent consensus of opinion concerning disease prevention, including measures one can take to reduce the risk of specific diseases, such as cancer and diabetes; gender-specific concerns, such as breast cancer prevention and prostate health nutrition suggestions; and articles that discuss the role of prenatal health and nutrition in children.

• Case study of an inborn error manifested in the elderly: a woman with adult-onset mitochondrial disease mimicking systemic vasculitis
  (Hospital & Nursing Home Daily 23 Apr 2019 )
• Artificial intelligence hunts cancer faster than doctors
  (Boston Herald 22 Apr 2019 )
• Recent findings from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine has provided new information about multiple sclerosis (Validation of the Symptomscreen with performance-based or clinician-assessed outcomes)
  (Health & Medicine Daily 19 Apr 2019 )
• Researchers from Medical College of Wisconsin report findings in hypertension
  (NewsRx Cardiovascular Daily 19 Apr 2019 )
• New Cushing’s syndrome study results from University of Southern California described
  (Health & Medicine Daily 19 Apr 2019 )
• Johns Hopkins University - Scientists advance creation of 'artificial lymph node' to fight cancer, other diseases
  (ENP Newswire 19 Apr 2019 )
• One couple’s journey through infertility helps others understand options and cope with feelings of isolation, shame and stigma during National Infertility Awareness Week
  (Business Wire 19 Apr 2019 )
• Researchers from Atlanta VA Medical Center describe findings in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (The burden and impact of arrhythmia in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: insights from the National Inpatient Sample)
  (Respiratory Therapeutics Daily News 18 Apr 2019 )
• New autoimmune hepatitis findings from Tehran University of Medical Sciences discussed (Association of interleukin-6 and interleukin-1 family gene polymorphisms in autoimmune hepatitis)
  (Hepatitis Daily News 17 Apr 2019 )
• Studies from University of Louisville reveal new findings on malaria (Differential sensitivity to Plasmodium Yoelii infection n C57bl/6 mice impacts gut-liver axis homeostasis)
  (Zika & Mosquito Daily 17 Apr 2019 )
• Studies conducted at University of Cairo on peptic ulcers recently reported (the expression profiling of circulating miR-204, miR-182, and lncRNA H19 as novel potential biomarkers for the progression of peptic ulcer to gastric cancer)
  (Clinical Trials Daily 16 Apr 2019 )
• Gene levels could help predict prognosis for colorectal cancer
  (Cancer Daily 16 Apr 2019 )
• Artificial womb technology breaks its 4 minute mile
  (Technology Business Daily 12 Apr 2019 )
• Florida governor tries to build support for drug imports
  (News-Sun 12 Apr 2019 )
• NASA twins' study shows spaceflight effects on the human body
  (Asian News International 12 Apr 2019 )
• Russia’s first artificial heart for infants developed
  (Moscow Times 12 Apr 2019 )
• Abnormal tau protein detected in CTE-affected NFL players’ brains
  (Physical Therapy Products (PT Products) 12 Apr 2019 )
• Immunotherapy combination effective for patients with rare neuroendocrine cancer
  (Immunotherapy Daily 12 Apr 2019 )
• Quercetin suppresses glomerulosclerosis in a rat model
  (Health & Medicine Daily 12 Apr 2019 )
• Purdue Pharma pushed deadly opioids for profit - and the FDA did nothing
  (The Daily World 11 Apr 2019 )
• American College of Physicians issues guidance statement for breast cancer screening of average-risk women with no symptoms
  (Targeted News Service (Press Releases) 10 Apr 2019 )
• Single-cell sequencing reveals landscape of immune cell subtypes in lung cancer tumors
  (Drug Target Review 10 Apr 2019 )
• Domestic pharma firms continue to recall drugs
  (Syrian Arab News Agency 10 Apr 2019 )
• Fungal infection spanning the globe in a climate of secrecy
  (The Citizen 09 Apr 2019 )
• Reducing the cost of prescription drugs
  (St. John Valley Times 08 Apr 2019 )
• Heart drugs free from carcinogens identified as recalls drag on
  (European Pharmaceutical Review 05 Apr 2019 )
• Even low alcohol consumption may be bad news for strokes
  (Guardian 05 Apr 2019 )
• Research suggests potential for resveratrol as treatment for diabetic cardiomyopathy
  (NewsRx Cardiovascular Daily 05 Apr 2019 )
• Epidemiology data suggest a causal relationship between higher calcium intake and lower colorectal cancer risk
  (Disease Prevention Daily 04 Apr 2019 )
• Research suggests luteolin could improve glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis
  (NewsRx Life Science Daily 04 Apr 2019 )
• UC San Diego researchers prepare to launch novel phage study
  (Targeted News Service 04 Apr 2019 )
• The breakdown on osteoporosis
  (Maryland Gazette 03 Apr 2019 )
• Bladder cancer "probably more common than you realize'"
  (Observer-Dispatch 02 Apr 2019 )
• Immune therapy shows wider promise against cancer
  (Winston-Salem Journal 01 Apr 2019 )
• Pancreatic cancer on track to be 2nd-leading cancer killer by 2020
  (Detroit Free Press 01 Apr 2019 )
• Research Conducted at Southern Medical University Has Updated Our Knowledge about Drug Development (Resveratrol Attenuates Hydrogen Peroxide-induced Aging Through Upregulation of Autophagy In Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells)
  (NewsRx Cardiovascular Daily 29 Mar 2019 )
• New General Surgery Study Results Reported from University of Duisburg-Essen (Slow As Compared To Rapid Rewarming After Mild Hypothermia Improves Survival In Experimental Shock)
  (NewsRx Hematology Daily 29 Mar 2019 )
• Studies from Fudan University Provide New Data on Peripheral Neuropathy (Alphalipoic Acid Prevents Oxidative Stress and Peripheral Neuropathy in Nab-Paclitaxel-Treated Rats through the Nrf2 Signalling Pathway)
  (Clinical Oncology Daily 29 Mar 2019 )
• Researchers from Central South University Report New Studies and Findings in the Area of Gout (Curcumin Ameliorates Monosodium Urate-induced Gouty Arthritis Through Nod-like Receptor 3 Inflammasome Mediation Via Inhibiting Nuclear Factor-kappa ...)
  (Health & Medicine Daily 29 Mar 2019 )
• Sleep increases chromosome dynamics that repair DNA damage accumulated during waking hours
  (Sleep Review: The Journal for Sleep Specialists 28 Mar 2019 )
• Diabetes drug improves sensitivity of melanomas to immunotherapy
  (PSP: Plastic Surgery Practice 28 Mar 2019 )
• Resveratrol suppresses proliferation and induces apoptosis of uterine sarcoma cells
  (Japan Daily Report 27 Mar 2019 )
• Dim light at night may stimulate breast cancer spread
  (Imaging Economics 27 Mar 2019 )

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