The Walter and Eliza Hill Institute, Molecular Genetics of Cancer and Haematology found that Bim can kill the blood vessels that feed oxygen and nutrients to cancerous tumors in breast and lung cancers. By increasing levels of Bim in blood … Continue reading
Diabetes type 2 or non-insulin dependent diabetes incidence has appeared to be most common in 3 types of diabetes: more than 15 million adults in the United States (Diabetes Care, 2000), 90-95% of the 21 million people get affected (Diabetes … Continue reading
The molecular chaperone (a molecule that assists in protein folding), may help to reduce levels of a toxic substance that has been found in many individuals with Alzheimer’s. The toxic substance, amyloid beta peptide (Abeta), is used as a marker for … Continue reading
Published in the journal Oncogene, researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA) have found a gene that assists in the spread of cancer within the body. By blocking the gene, they think, the progression of cancer might be slowed … Continue reading
Human behaviors have long been associated with the acquisition of a number of years added to life expectancy. Behavioral components for example may include; eating as you wish versus “Caloric restriction”; which simply is a strategy that sees us eat … Continue reading