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Females More Prone To Brain Damage From Alcohol Abuse

July 18, 2007
Alcoholism has traditionally been considered a male disease because there are many more alcoholic males than females. But a new study by researchers at Oregon Health & Science University and the Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center suggests that ...

Heavy Hearts And The Risk Of Sudden Death

July 11, 2007
Those with heavy hearts – in the literal not figurative sense – long have been known to be prone to cardiac arrest and sudden death. But many are not, and who among them is subject to serious risk is a mystery. To find clues to the puzzle, the ...

OHSU Scientists Develop New Method For Studying Obesity: Fish

June 26, 2007
Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University have developed a unique new method for researching obesity and its treatments - by studying fish. Newly published data demonstrate zebrafish, small fish that measure between one and two inches in ...

OHSU Scientists Find Antidepressant, Bone Loss Link

June 25, 2007
Two new studies suggest older men and women taking selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, a class of antidepressants that includes Prozac, Paxil and Zoloft, are prone to increased bone loss. The jointly released studies by scientists at Oregon ...

New Milestone In Doernbecher Stem Cells Trial

June 19, 2007
StemCells, Inc. (NASDAQ: STEM) today announced the Phase I clinical trial of its proprietary HuCNS-SC™ product candidate (purified human neural stem cells) has successfully completed enrollment of the low-dose cohort and will proceed to the high-dose ...

When Doctors, Patients Disagree, It Affects Survival

June 05, 2007
A new study by Oregon Health & Science University Cancer Institute researchers show when a patient and physician disagree about physical well-being, the patient has a higher risk of dying. The researchers found patients and their doctors disagree ...

Female Teens Steroid Use Not Limited To Athletes

June 04, 2007
Researchers from the Division of Health Promotion & Sports Medicine at the Oregon Health & Science University have found steroid use among teen girls is not limited to athletes and often goes hand in hand with other unhealthy choices, including ...
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