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Chinese Scientists Identify Mechanism Behind Smog-Related Diseases

Dec 17, 2015

Scientists from east China's Zhejiang University have for the first time identified the relationship between airway diseases and environmental particulate matter (PM). Scientists discovered that autophagy, a normal physiological process ...

Tags: airway diseases, PM

Green LED Glasses Been Developed to Improve Sleep Quality

Jul 6, 2015

When you’re having trouble sleeping, light is the last thing you assume you need. But according to a pilot study attempting to solve insomnia among lung cancer patients led by University at Buffalo sleep researcher Grace Dean, light ...

Tags: Green LED, Improving Sleep Quality, LED

Lauren Bacall Brings Good Sale for Bonhams

Apr 3, 2015

This diamond, amethyst and turquoise ring by Schlumberger was one of the top jewelry lots Wednesday, garnering $52,500 and tying with a Tiffany chain as the top jewelry lot of the sale. New York--The celebrity status of one of ...

Tags: fashion model, Dark Passage, Crafts

Ecigarette Makers Are Seeming Racing Against One Another in Designing Now

Mar 6, 2015

Ecigarette invention has progressed in ways that were probably not anticipated by many. Now, ecigarette makers are seeming racing against one another in designing and in purchasing variations of the electronic cigarette technology that has ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, electronic Ecigarette

EPA Has Designated January as National Radon Action Month

Jan 9, 2015

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has designated January as national Radon Action Month, a perfect time for you to protect your family by testing your home for radon. Radon is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas, so testing is the ...

Tags: home improvement centers, hardware stores, Construction

EPA Awarded Funding to Eight Organizations Throughout The United States to Protect Public

Nov 26, 2014

Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded funding to eight organizations throughout the United States to protect public health by reducing exposure to indoor pollutants, such as radon, and environmental asthma triggers ...

Tags: public health, indoor pollutants, Protection

Indonesia Win Right to Seek a Ruling by WTO on Australia's Tobacco Plain-Packaging Laws

Oct 21, 2014

In March this year, Indonesia won the right to seek a ruling by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on Australia's tobacco plain-packaging laws. The WTO's disputes settlement body agreed to set up an independent panel of trade and legal ...

Tags: Packaging Laws

Electronic Cigarettes Are Devices Worth Trying

Oct 21, 2014

Electronic cigarettes are devices worth trying in the fight against tobacco smoking. Smoking tobacco cigarette is the foremost preventable cause of death in the US and is accountable for about 500,000 deaths every year. Habit Hard To Give ...

Tags: Electronic Cigarettes

Many Smokers Still Find It Hard to Stop Due to The Nicotine Addiction

Jun 9, 2014

Consisting of a microchip-controlled battery, atomizer and liquid nicotine cartridge, E-Cigarettes give you an instantaneous hit of nicotine. While inhaling the harmless vapor, the tip of the E-Cigarette lights up to mimic an actual ...

Tags: E Cigarette, E-Cigarette, electronic cigarette

EPA Signed a Pair of Consent Agreements with The Department of Energy and Two Contractors

Apr 3, 2014

The U.S. EPA has signed a pair of consent agreements with the U.S. Department of Energy and two contractors to resolve alleged violations of federal asbestos handling regulations at the Hanford Site near Richland, Washington. Today's ...

Tags: EPA, Certification

Survival Among People with Lung Cancer Has Been Better for Women Than Men

Mar 5, 2014

Survival among people with lung cancer has been better for women than men, and the findings of a recent study indicate that female hormones may be a factor in this difference. The combination of estrogen plus progesterone and the use of ...

Tags: Influence of Reproductive, Hormonal Factors, Women

Patients with a Common Form of Lung Cancer Have Very Few Treatment Options

Feb 26, 2014

Patients with a common form of lung cancer — lung squamous cell carcinoma — have very few treatment options. That situation may soon change. A team of cancer biologists at Mayo Clinic in Florida is reporting in the Feb. 10 ...

Tags: Oncogene, lung cancer, PKCiota, SOX2

Incyte Has Entered Into a Agreement with Merck Through a Merck Subsidiary

Feb 14, 2014

Incyte Corporation (Nasdaq: INCY) announced today that it has entered into a clinical trial collaboration agreement with Merck, through a Merck subsidiary, to evaluate the safety and efficacy of Incyte's oral indoleamine dioxygenase-1 ...

Tags: collaboration agreement, Incyte's oral indoleamine dioxygenase-1, IDO1

Smokers and Other People at High Risk for Lung Cancer Could Make Matters Worse

Feb 8, 2014

Smokers and other people at high risk for lung cancer could make matters worse if they take antioxidant supplements, a new study of rodents suggests. Antioxidants appear to accelerate cancer progression by short-circuiting one of the ...

Tags: antioxidants, health, Cancer

Etoposide Plus Cisplatin Remains The Gold Standard Regimen for Patients

Jan 24, 2014

Etoposide plus cisplatin, given alongside accelerated hyperfractionated thoracic radiotherapy (AHTRT), remains the gold standard regimen for patients with limited-stage small-cell lung cancer (SCLC), Japanese researchers say. The phase ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

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