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Gleevec Combination Prevents Resistance In Leukemia Cells 

October 05, 2005
While most patients with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) show a remarkable response to Gleevec, a small number eventually develop resistance to the drug. A new preclinical study out of the Oregon Health & Science University Cancer Institute may prove ...

OHSU Finds Pathway Herpes Uses To Trigger Eye Disease

October 03, 2005
Oregon Health & Science University researchers have demonstrated that herpes simplex virus persistent or latent in the eye can trigger the most common infectious cause of blindness. In a study published recently in the Proceedings of the National ...

OHSU and NASA Team To Improve Childbirth Safety

September 26, 2005
Oregon Health & Science University and NASA, the agency that sends astronauts into space, are launching a different type of mission. Their new study, "Using Military and Aviation Simulation Experience to Improve Rural Obstetric Care," is very ...

Cell Signaling Discovery Yields Heart Disease Clues

September 22, 2005
A pulsing heart cell is giving Oregon Health & Science University researchers insight into how it sends and receives signals, and that's providing clues into how heart disease and other disorders develop. In a study appearing in today's edition of ...

OHSU Symposium Speaker To Discuss Parkinson's Genetics

September 08, 2005
For Portland-area residents Kathy Grunwald and Marilyn Belanger, there's no question genetics plays a role in Parkinson's disease. Grunwald, 60, of Tualatin, and Belanger, 67, of Gresham, are sisters and both have been diagnosed with the progressive ...

OHSU Studying OMEGA-3s As Treatment For MS Depression

August 23, 2005
Oregon Health & Science University researchers want to know if depression, particularly among multiple sclerosis patients, is the latest illness that can be reeled in with omega-3 fatty acids found in fish. A clinical trial is under way in the OHSU ...

Psychiatric Disorders Delay Cancer Diagnosis

August 09, 2005
Patients with psychiatric disorders are diagnosed with esophageal cancer much later and at a more advanced stage than patients with no psychiatric diagnosis, according to a study conducted by researchers in the Oregon Health & Science University ...
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