Researchers have identified new proteins that could help open up blocked arteries, one of the prime causes of disease and death today. A team in Florida is creating mutant forms of a human protein that can be injected to spur growth of new blood vessels and restore blood flow in damaged areas of the heart.
Macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy were reversed in a study done on mice.
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Alcohol impairs vision and perception and reduces reflex time.
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Proteins floating in patients’ spinal fluid can help identify Alzheimer's in preliminary testing, say researchers.
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Fat plays an intriguing role when it comes to regulating excess proteins in the body, say researchers.
http://www.ibnlive.com/news/a-bit-of-fat-can-work-wonders-for-you/22039-17.html
Eating a high-protein diet could boost the release of a hunger-suppressing hormone, say researchers.
http://www.ibnlive.com/news/high-protein-diet-helps-reduce-weight/20774-17.html
Osteoporosis afflicts one out of three women and one out of eight men In India, making itself one of the worst affected country in the world.
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