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Research Team Gains Important Insights Into Dengue Fever; Disease Afflicts Tens Of Millions Annually And It's Moving Into The U.S.
July 31, 1997 — Researchers have a new understanding of the way dengue virus binds to human cells---and how to stop it from doing so. The mosquito-borne dengue virus causes dengue fever, a severe flu-like illness ... > full story -
Computer Models Of The Heart Can Help Cure Cardiac Ills
July 25, 1997 — A highly detailed computer model developed by a Johns Hopkins biomedical engineer mimics the workings of a heart down to the sub-cellular level and can be used to "test" cardiac ... > full story -
Stopping "Cellular Suicide" Could Boost Production In Biotech Labs
July 22, 1997 — Stopping human cells from committing suicide when their environment changes is crucial to the biotechnology industry, which uses such cells to manufacture pharmaceuticals. A team of engineers and ... > full story -
Researchers Probe Mechanism Behind Heartbeat
July 22, 1997 — Scientists at The University of Texas-Houston Medical School and the University of Alberta in Canada have determined the three-dimensional structure of cardiac troponin C (cardiac TnC), a protein ... > full story -
MGH Researchers Connect Alzheimer's Mutations To Cell-Death Process
July 18, 1997 — Researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital have discovered that two genes associated with early-onset Alzheimer's disease are involved in programmed cell death. They also showed that an ... > full story -
University Of Florida Researchers Perform The Nation's First Nerve Tissue Transplant On A Paralyzed Man
July 11, 1997 — University of Florida researchers perform first nerve tissue transplant to treat man with spinal ... > full story -
Three Steps Keep Drug Offenders Cleaner And Out Of Prison
July 4, 1997 — In a study of 448 drug-involved inmates released from Delaware's Gander Hill prison, a model three-step treatment program helped 77 percent avoid arrest for at least 18 months, while 47 percent ... > full story -
Draft HIV/AIDS Treatment Guidelines Available
June 19, 1997 — All people with CDC-defined AIDS should receive combination antiretroviral therapy according to comprehensive new Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in HIV-Infected Adults and ... > full story -
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Disorderly Balls Of Protein May Promote Neurological Disorders
June 6, 1997 — Writhing balls of snakelike protein fragments may initiate the dysfunctional lesions called plaques that clog the brains of patients with Alzheimer's disease and similar neurological ... > full story -
W. Va. Study Says La Crosse Encephalitis Under-Diagnosed
June 6, 1997 — LaCrosse encephalitis is a dangerous and under-recognized disease carried by the "tree hole mosquito". The disease has been found in most states East of the Mississippi, with nearly 13 cases ... > full story -
LIJ Study Compares Virulence Of Penicillin-Resistant Vs. Penicillin-Susceptible Pneumococci
June 6, 1997 — Penicillin-resistant pneumococci are less virulent than penicillin-susceptible pneumococci, according to research at Long Island Jewish Medical ... > full story -
Combination Therapy In HIV+ Children
June 6, 1997 — A combination of stavudine (d4t), didanosine (ddI), and indinavir was well-tolerated in HIV-positive children and showed powerful anti-viral effects, according to research out of the Baylor College ... > full story
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