Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Study: Capsules May Help Diabetics (First Coast News)

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Tiny capsules made from seaweed and iron may help diabetics whose bodies reject insulin-cell transplants. Researchers trying to understand why those transplants work for some people with Type I diabetes, but not for others, found success in experiments with mice and pigs.

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New capsules may help Type 1 diabetics (MSNBC)

Tiny capsules made from seaweed and iron may help diabetics whose bodies reject insulin-cell transplants.

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Monday, July 30, 2007

Villagers stride out to help transplant op teen (Evening Leader)

WALKERS from New Brighton helped raise money for a teenager who urgently needs a liver transplant.

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Study: Capsules may help diabetics (Muzi)

Tiny capsules made from seaweed and iron may help diabetics whose bodies reject insulin-cell transplants. Muzi.com News 10047071-0 (muzi.com) Researchers trying to understand why those transplants work for some people with Type I diabetes, but not for others, found success in experiments with mice and pigs.

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Capsules May Help Insulin Transplants (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

Tiny capsules made from seaweed and iron may help diabetics whose bodies reject insulin-cell transplants. Researchers trying to understand why those transplants work for some people with Type I diabetes, but not for others, found success in experiments with mice and pigs.

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Bernadine Healy, M.D., Believes More Evaluation Is Needed in the Statins-Cancer Link (US News & World Report)

Cholesterol-busting statins, which benefit an estimated 13 million Americans and 25 million people worldwide, protect against the ravages of heart disease caused by clogged coronary arteries. But they caused some palpitations last week, when the Journal of the American College of Cardiology released a report from Tufts University School of Medicine that the lower levels of cholesterol achieved by ...

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Sunday, July 29, 2007

Seaweed Capsules May Aid Diabetics (CBS News)

A study published in the journal Nature Medicine indicates that capsules made from seaweed and iron may help prevent diabetics from rejecting insulin-cell implants. Researchers hope the capsules will reduce the need for anti-rejection drugs.

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