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Drugs gang members led by Blackburn men are jailed 12:00pm Saturday 1st June 2013 in News A MAJOR drugs cartel that peddled more than 1.5m of heroin and cocaine across the UK has been jailed for a total of 167 years. Blackburn drug barons Suhail Vohra and Babar Qasam led the sophisticated operation, in which 45kgs of cocaine, 200,000 in cash, plus heroin and cannabis were confiscated by Lancashire polices Serious and Organised Crime unit. As well as 32-year-old Vohra, of Charnwood Close and Qasam, 34, of Chestnut Walk, 34 members of the organised crime gang were also imprisoned as part of the police operation. They include Arif Akram, 33, of Skelshaw Close, Sajid Akram, 34, of Brunel Walk, Rahim Bukhsh, 29, of Pelham Street, Zubair Patel, 27, of Whalley New Road, Soyab Sidat, 29, of Providence Street, Mohseen Valli, 28, Wellfield Road, all Blackburn. These eight will serve a combined total of 51 years and six months behind bars after being convicted of a variety of charges including conspiracy to supply class A drugs and money laundering. Police said the gangs year long activities were focussed on Blackburn and Preston but also strayed as far as Cumbria, Merseyside, Berkshire … Continue reading →

FRIDAY, May 31 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers have identified a new class of drugs that show promise for treating advanced prostate cancer. The drugs, known as peptidomimetics, interfere with the signaling necessary for prostate cancer cells to grow, according to a new study. Prostate cancer depends upon the actions of androgens, such as the "male" hormone testosterone. Androgens activate androgen receptors, resulting in a signal that causes prostate cancer cells to grow. To stop tumor growth, men with prostate cancer have been treated with drugs to block the production of androgens or block the receptor where androgens bind. However, tumors can grow despite this treatment because of mutations in androgens or receptors. In the latest study, published online May 28 in Nature Communications, a team of researchers led by Dr. Ganesh Raj, associate professor of urology at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, found the nontoxic peptidomimetic agents could disrupt androgen-receptor signaling and prevent tumor growth. When tested in mouse and human tissue models, the drugs blocked the activity of androgens by attacking the protein in a different spot from where the androgen binds, the researchers explained. As a result, prostate cancer cells do not receive the signal to grow … Continue reading →