Sentences with phrase «many potential therapies»

The appeal of New Age and human - potential therapies is that they give expression to the personal and mystical and do so — as Catherine Albanese points out — by «reprimitivizing» religion.

Stream 3: Human Potentials Therapies.

From this stream, I will ex-plore (in chapter II) the remarkable growth resources in psychosynthesis, which is also a human potentials therapy.

Since the neuronal death can be recapitulated in directly reprogrammed patient neurons, Yoo said the new technique offers a way to study the details of how potential therapies — including drugs that are currently being tested in clinical trials — could rescue medium spiny neurons from death.

«While electrical stimulation of the brain is emerging as potential therapy for a wide range of neurological and psychiatric diseases, little is known about its effect on memory,» says Gregory Worrell, M.D., Ph.D., a Mayo Clinic neurologist and senior author of the article.

In addition, they are exploring potential therapies for CIB2 - related hearing problems.

Drugs that target VCP are already being developed as potential therapies for cancer.

Potential therapies could take several forms.

«These brain makers are the same across dozens of neurological diseases, as well as brain trauma, so you can test potential therapies not just for schizophrenia, but for conditions such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, bi-polar disorder, and traumatic brain injuries,» says Gil - da - Costa.

The current study was designed to clarify the cellular hierarchy underlying glioblastoma, to identify epigenetic factors that distinguish glioblastoma stem cells from more differentiated tumor cells and to suggest potential therapies targeting those factors.

Nath's team is currently developing an animal model of Nodding syndrome to further study the disease and test potential therapies.

Moreover, researchers have already developed a potential therapy that targets the gene's protein.

Because the researchers found that CTLA4Ig was effective in suppressing hepatitis in this study, they suggest that CTLA4Ig should be among the therapeutic options investigated further as a potential therapy for patients with severe acute hepatitis B. To this end, this animal model is useful for virological and immunological analysis of HBV infection.

But how these findings may translate into potential therapies for the mind remains to be seen.

Research is now moving into the translational realm, as testing begins on a potential therapy for Parkinson's disease.

Ready for Testing One thing in favor of Zamboni's approach is it has a reasonable scientific rationale, which not all potential therapies touted on the Internet have.

However, Rosenthal says, they may have an advantage over one competing potential therapy: grafts of fetal neurons.

A potential therapy for Parkinson's disease may lie in an unusual location: the carotid body, a small organ in the neck.

The endpoint is a proof - of - mechanism clinical trial, after which Pfizer has the first option to develop the potential therapy.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed an animal research model for facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) to be used for muscle regeneration research as well as studies of the effectiveness of potential therapies for FSHD.

«So many of our patients get rhinovirus, but most of the infections are mild and we want to know who would likely benefit from any potential therapies,» Waghmare said.

«This research lays the foundation for potential therapies that would be designed to diminish injury and ameliorate fibroproliferative repair,» Elias said.

«Molecule common in some cancers, rheumatoid arthritis leads to potential therapy for both.»

«First, it would allow us to understand what DUX4 does in muscle to cause muscle loss, and second, it would provide a system in which efficacy of potential therapies could be evaluated before they are tested in humans.»

Importantly this article suggests that geranylgeraniol deserves further study as a potential therapy for human prostate cancer.»

But it is not an easy task, and any potential therapy is a long way off,» Professor Tiganis said.

In theory, they're a good option for a physician wishing to generate patient - specific stem cells for potential therapies.

On the flipside, targeting this growth factor or BCL - 2 could reduce NK cell numbers and offer potential therapies for immune disorders such as some types of autoimmune diseases, sepsis or graft versus host disease, a side effect of bone marrow transplants.

Later this year, Cellatrix will begin testing potential therapies on behalf of pharmaceutical companies.

Multimodal imaging could help clinicians make a diagnosis and decide about potential therapies.

The more we know about the steps that occur in disease progression, the more opportunities we have to intervene with potential therapies.»

During the past decade, some cancer research has highlighted the potential therapies found in plants, including chemicals found in foods such as turmeric, apple peels and green tea.

Saez and his colleagues will next focus on using the new screening strategy to uncover more biological pathways that could yield new mechanisms to develop potential therapies.

DFMO is being investigated in human clinical trials to treat some types of cancer, but it hasn't been tested as a potential therapy for Alzheimer's.

The company tested that potential therapy, a type of protein known as a monoclonal antibody, on mice with their own form of FOP and lo and behold, they stopped growing unwelcome new bone.

Researchers have proposed potential therapies for a paralyzing disorder once thought to be untreatable

But while we have decades of data in mice about these nervous system support cells, how relevant those experiments are to human biology (and the success of potential therapies) has been an open question.

Stricter safety procedures and new ways to weaken pathogens to reduce their risks are leading investigators in industry, universities, and government to take a new look at human challenge trials, which offer a powerful tool for studying diseases and potential therapies.

Professor Winder's approach could complement potential therapies currently advancing through clinical trials, making them more effective.

To test how well FAHFAs could work as a potential therapy, the researchers fed the lipids to insulin - resistant mice, and observed an improvement in inflammation, insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake.

The researchers also discovered how to generate exosomes outside the body, making them on demand for potential therapies.

Their findings were published in EBioMedicine — a new online journal led by editors of the journals Cell and The Lancet — and not only further the connection between lipids, AMD and atherosclerosis, but also present a potential therapy for some patients with dry AMD.

«We've identified what leads to this difference in vision loss, and that suggests novel potential therapies to treat this serious medical problem in children.

Therefore, in addition to leading to new potential therapies for depression, this work indirectly hints at a role for mitochondria in mood disorders, say the researchers.

With miglustat therapy available off - label in the U.S. and potential therapies in clinical trials, the researchers said their goal is to see the test added to the recommended uniform screening panel defined by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

Deadly disorder found in both humans and Great Danes, providing clues cause and potential therapies

And in the clinic, pupils may help diagnose or identify people at risk for mental illnesses, such as anxiety, or the effectiveness of potential therapies.

«Study reveals potential therapy targets for triple - negative breast cancer.»

WGS currently requires significantly more manual analysis, so combining this method with artificial intelligence could help doctors identify potential therapies from WGS for more patients in less time.

One reason many potential therapies for alcohol abuse have been unsuccessful is because they inhibit the brain's reward pathways, causing an overall decline in the experience of pleasure.