Sentences with phrase «enough for studying disease»

«Humans and mice: Similar enough for studying disease and different enough to give us new clues about evolution.»

Not exact matches

And Marathon barely did any actual clinical legwork to get the drug cleared for Duchenne — it relied on 1990 - era clinical trial data before tacking on just enough study material to win an approval that doesn't even address the root cause of the disease.

But our study shows that hydration, rest and shade are probably not enough to stop the global epidemic of kidney disease,» explained Dr. Jaime Butler - Dawson, lead author of the study and researcher at the Center for Health, Work & Environment.

Dr Margaret O'Hara, from the Molecular Physics Group and primary investigator on the project, said: «Previous studies have found potential biomarkers for liver disease, such as isoprene and acetone, but they are not specific enough because they are possible biomarkers for other diseases or can arise from numerous normal metabolic processes.

«We have to build a large enough study to be able to look at both genes and environment together,» says Newschaffer, who is a principal investigator on a study by the Centers for Disease Control that will look at 2,700 children over the next five years.

While the study has a number of limitations — its small sample size for one and the fact that things like disease status were self - reported — the researchers had enough information to develop a genetic risk score for smokers.

For example, I've always recommended that individuals use fats and oils rich in polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats in place of saturated fats to reduce risk of heart disease, but this study suggests that only monos have been sufficiently studied and reduce risk and at this time there's not enough evidence around polys.

Coconut oil was feared for years due to its high saturated fat content, but that fear was put to rest when studies showed there wasn't enough correlation with the consumption of saturated fat and heart disease.

An article published in 2010 in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, that analyzed over 20 different studies found that there simply is not enough proof out there for the claims that saturated fat actually causes cardiovascular disease.

As if that wasn't enough, anthocyanins are now being studied for DNA protection, fighting estrogen - dependent diseases, anti-inflammatory response stimulation, and their role immune system regulation.

Soy: Due to limited human study, there is not enough evidence to recommend for or against the use of soy in the treatment of kidney diseases, such as chronic renal failure.

When a research study comes up with negative or no positive results one can always rightly argue that the dose was wrong, the mixture was wrong, too much or not enough was given, it was the wrong stage of the disease or the wrong pets were selected for the trial, etc..