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'Grey's Anatomy's Jesse Williams & Sarah Drew on That Japril … – Entertainment Tonight

Posted: Published on March 20th, 2017

There might be hope for Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) and April Kepner (Sarah Drew) after all! Last week's episode of Grey's Anatomy saw the divorced pair open the door for a rekindled romance with a sexy hookup while in Montana on a case -- where they also met Jackson's estranged father (Eric Roberts). While the couple's future is still uncertain, Drew assured fans at PaleyFest on Sunday that Japril will always be together -- whether romantically or otherwise. RELATED: 'Grey's Anatomy': Jackson Meets His Father and Reunites With April -- Are They Back Together? "I think the main takeaway from that experience in Montana is that these two people... there's so much love there, there's so much respect there. They know each other so well," Drew said during the Grey's Anatomy panel. "Whether it continues and moves towards romance or stays platonic, we know for sure that these two are going to be okay, and that they're always going to depend on one another, and they will always be one another's person." "At the end of the day, who knows [what will happen]?" she added. Williams also commented on the pair's connection, calling April Jackson's "best friend." "He has a … Continue reading →

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Where the Dead 'Grey's Anatomy' Docs Would Be Now If They Were Alive – Wetpaint

Posted: Published on March 20th, 2017

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A Drug That Could Slow Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Is Heading to Major Testing – Futurism

Posted: Published on March 20th, 2017

On to the Next Level A drug that has already been approved to treat leukemia is now closer to being approved for use against the debilitating brain diseases, parkinsons and alzheimers. There are more than 5 million people currently living with Alzheimers disease in the US and another million living with parkinsons. This drug has the potential to change the lives of not just these millions of sufferers, but also their countless friends and family who suffer along with them. Currently, there are no approved drugs to slow or halt the progression of the diseases. These patients typically take medications and treatments to address the specific symptoms of their disease, which have their own deleterious side-effects. However, in a previous study, the drug known as nilotinib, significantly increased brain dopamine (the chemical lost as a result of neuronal destruction) and reduced toxic proteins linked to disease progression. It was such a small trial, there was no placebo control and it really wasnt designed to assess efficacy, says J. Paul Taylor, chair of the cell and molecular biology department at St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital. But, researchers are remaining prudent. To further test and prove the efficacy of this drug, twin … Continue reading →

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Court of Appeal issues new judgment on patient consent to treatment – Lexology (registration)

Posted: Published on March 20th, 2017

The Court of Appeal has widened the application of the test for informed consent, ruling that in all cases patients must be consulted and advised about their proposed treatment, options, risks and benefits even if the care is a do nothing approach. In W (a child and protected party, by his mother and Litigation Friend, Butler) v Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, the Court of Appeal allowed an appeal of the claimant against the previous finding in favour of the defendant hospital on causation of the claimant's birth injuries. The court found that the judge had based his judgment as to whether there had been negligence on the approach set out in Bolam v Frien Hospital, by looking at whether the consultant had acted in accordance with a responsible body of expert medical opinion. However, this was no longer the correct approach and the decision in Montgomery v Lanarkshire Health Board was the correct approach to use. The claimant, W, was born with cerebral palsy. It was agreed between the parties that his disability had been caused by a brain injury which had occurred 48 to 72 hours prior to his birth and that had he been delivered at least … Continue reading →

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Multiple sclerosis symptoms are unpredictable, but there’s treatment – Lexington Herald Leader

Posted: Published on March 20th, 2017

Lexington Herald Leader Multiple sclerosis symptoms are unpredictable, but there's treatment Lexington Herald Leader The central nervous system controls most functions of the body and mind, making it a vital part of the human body. It can be affected by many diseases, including multiple sclerosis, a chronic, unpredictable disease caused by inflammation. March is ... and more » Read more: Multiple sclerosis symptoms are unpredictable, but there's treatment - Lexington Herald Leader … Continue reading →

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Multiple sclerosis: Doctors back unconventional treatment – ABC Online

Posted: Published on March 20th, 2017

Updated March 15, 2017 20:23:11 Two doctors who were previously diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) claim an unconventional treatment cleared them of the symptoms of the disease. They are among a growing number of MS patients who have made big lifestyle changes as part of a program, devised by Melbourne professor George Jelinek, which they say eliminated the symptoms of the disease that threatened to end their careers. Sam Gartland's future looked bleak when he was diagnosed with a relapsing remitting form of MS. His symptoms were so severe he had to quit his job as an intensive care doctor. "I couldn't actually walk from the car park to the intensive care unit," he said. A decade later, Dr Gartland spends his mornings either kickboxing or surfing on the New South Wales central coast. "I try and exercise every day," he said. "To the point where I'm sweating and my heart rate's up." MS remains the most common disabling disease among young adults. Eighty per cent of those diagnosed will be forced out of full-time work within 10 years. The Jelinek program consists of a strict regimen of exercise, meditation, low-fat diet and sun exposure to combat the condition. "If … Continue reading →

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Cellaria Adds Next-Generation RNA Reprogramming and Stem Cell Services – GlobeNewswire (press release)

Posted: Published on March 20th, 2017

March 20, 2017 08:43 ET | Source: Cellaria Bio CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 20, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cellaria, LLC, a scientific innovator that develops revolutionary new cancer models for challenging tumors, today announced the expansion of its offerings to include a suite of stem cell services. The initiative advances Cellarias mission to provide more accurate patient and disease-specific cell models to help researchers focus and accelerate their research and discovery efforts. Cellarias new stem cell division will provide RNA reprogramming and differentiation services in a comprehensive, yet modular workflow. The companys initial reprogramming focus will be on custom solutions for primary cell establishment, induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) generation, banking and characterization. Cellaria will also offer customizable differentiation services for various cell types such as neurons, hepatocytes and skeletal muscle. By incorporating the most advanced RNA technology, Cellarias reprogramming platform will enable access to a broad set of patient cells, including cells derived from human skin and blood, for the development of the next generation of disease models. With the addition of an extremely flexible and tailored differentiation system, Cellaria provides a single source solution to stem cell services. Human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are generated from adult cells … Continue reading →

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Warnings after skin creams used to treat eczema linked to dozens of fire deaths – Mirror.co.uk

Posted: Published on March 19th, 2017

Skin creams have been linked to dozens of deaths in fires, leading to new warnings by manufacturers. Products used to treat conditions like eczema and psoriasis put users at risk because the paraffin in them can soak into their bedding or clothes, making them flammable. The medicines regulator has updated its guidance and it says all creams containing paraffin should carry a warning. There have been 37 deaths in England since 2010 linked to the creams, despite warnings going back more than ten years. Carol Hoes husband Philip died at Doncaster Royal Infirmary in 2006 when sparks from a cigarette ignited his moiturising cream. She told Radio 5 Live : Philip sneaked off on to a landing for a sneaky cigarette, a gust of wind must have caught the lighter, and it set fire to him. Within seconds Mr Hoe, who was having treatment for psoriasis, was engulfed in flames and he died shortly after. He was covered with 90% burns, said Mrs Hoe.There was nothing they could do. Christopher Holyoake died in a house fire in September 2015, after his skin cream, now known to be flammable, caught fire. The coroner at the inquest into the death of 63-year-old … Continue reading →

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Marathon Sells Muscular-Dystrophy Drug to PTC After Pricing Scrutiny – Wall Street Journal (subscription)

Posted: Published on March 19th, 2017

Wall Street Journal (subscription) Marathon Sells Muscular-Dystrophy Drug to PTC After Pricing Scrutiny Wall Street Journal (subscription) Marathon Pharmaceuticals LLC has struck a deal to sell its muscular-dystrophy treatment to PTC Therapeutics Inc., one month after Marathon's $89,000 price tag for the drug spurred an outcry from patient advocates and federal lawmakers. Marathon will ... PTC Therapeutics Announces Agreement to Acquire Emflaza for the Treatment of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in USPR Newswire (press release) PTC Therapeutics to Acquire Emflaza for Treatment of DMD in the USMuscular Dystrophy News Why Orphan Drug Act needs reformHot Springs Sentinel Healthcare Finance News -Stock Market Daily -Yahoo Finance all 58 news articles » Read the original here: Marathon Sells Muscular-Dystrophy Drug to PTC After Pricing Scrutiny - Wall Street Journal (subscription) … Continue reading →

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Family of SDSU Student Suffering Traumatic Brain Injury Walks in … – NBC 7 San Diego

Posted: Published on March 19th, 2017

Alex Barbosa (front) suffered a traumatic brain injury in a motorcycle crash near SDSU in October 2016. Family and friends of a San Diego college student whosuffered a traumatic brain injury walked around Mission Bay Saturday in honor of their loved one. In October 2016,Alex Barbosa, a San Diego State University (SDSU) student, lost control of his motorcycle just west of campus on Montezuma Road, sliding across the ground before striking a sign post, the San Diego Police Department (SDPD) said. Alex was severely injured in the crash. Doctors had to amputate one of his legs; he also suffered a traumatic brain injury, for which he is currently being treated at CareMeridian in La Mesa. When Alex's family found out staff members from CareMeridian participate in an annual walk to raise awareness for those with brain injuries, they immediately signed up to help and raise money. The 10th annual Survive Headstrong Walk For Recovery benefits the San Diego Brain Injury Foundation, which raises money to help survivors and their families. The event took place Saturday in Mission Beach, where more than 1,500 people showed up, including dozens of survivors. Alex wasnt able to attend, but his parents -- Andrea and … Continue reading →

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