A New Phase in the Treatment of Alzheimers Disease is Expected to Begin in 2009 with the Launch of Drugs That Slow the
[Press Release] Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Jan 03 7:05 AM
DUBLIN, Ireland—-Jan. 3, 2006–Research and Markets has announced the addition of Alzheimers Disease – Beta Treatments on the Horizon to their offering.Save to My Web
Health guide
Billings Gazette - Jan 03 11:57 PM
St. Vincent Healthcare Pre & Post Natal Exercise Classes: An exercise physiologist focuses on abdominal strengthening and aerobic conditioning. Class is ongoing. 3-4 p.m., Suite 10 West in the Yellowstone Medical West, Lower Level on the St. Vincent Healthcare campus. $40. Call 238-6400 to register.Save to My Web
Genetic research finds success in Fargo
Minnesota Public Radio - Jan 02 5:21 PM
A small Fargo company sees bright future for genetic medicine.Save to My Web
Prompting Neurons to Protect Themselves
HealthCentral.com - Jan 10 2:04 AM
MONDAY, Jan. 9 (HealthDay News) — A team of American and Japanese scientists has found a way to induce nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord to release natural antioxidants that protect the cells from the damage that stress and free radicals can cause.Save to My Web
Unlimited Magazine: The home-grown virtual company
ShareChat - Jan 04 2:43 PM
Neuren’s fast-tracking of US clinical trials on its lead product Glypromate has boosted its flagging share price and attracted widespread offshore media interest. But it’s staying level-headed: Neuren’s mantra is you can never be better than your science.Save to My Web
Cancer Society ALS HIV Services Bereavement Support Alzheimers Caregivers Grief Support Leukemia, Lymphoma Toughlove
RedNova - Jan 15 4:43 PM
Cancer Society The American Cancer Society will hold Look Good … Feel Better, a free program to help women undergoing cancer treatment learn to cope with the appearance-related side effects of chemotherapy and radiation. The meeting is set for 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.Save to My Web
Experts Say Best Strategy Against Meth Is Prevention
WYFF News 4 - Jan 24 2:06 PM
The largest methamphetamine bust in South Carolina history has not slowed down the fight against meth. But drug prevention specialists say the battle should begin at home.Save to My Web