Month: January 2013

01/parche-problemas-cardiacos in order to prevent deaths from heart problems, a group of scientists from the UNAM have worked on developing a transdermal patch that releases substances that keep these evils under control. to curb problems of arrhythmias, hypertension, and heart attacks, Mexican scientists have been working on a patch that could revolutionize the cardiovascular medicine known to date. responsible for the Laboratory of Medicinal Chemistry of the UNAM, Enrique Angeles Anguiano, has advanced that they are developing new compounds so they apply through a convenient patch that may help keep monitored the level of medication that the patient with heart disease should be taking. “what we do are basic experimental analysis in animal models (rats) genetically hypertensive – crosses of litters – in which we demonstrate the” “antihypertensive effect of the drug. Curiously, unlike many antihypertensives, ours not only reduce pressures (systolic and diastolic), but also heart rate” new drugs that are being investigated, has been advanced that one of them is LQM300, consisting of 53 compounds synthesized in laboratories and that could help treat different disorders of the heart and similar. continued various experiments in order to reduce the mortality caused by cardiovascular ailments, and while the preliminary results of this patch against heart attacks are quite promising, they are still far from being finished and require greater study. will keep you informed them about the advances in...

People which includes arthritis to their online platform. with the aim of helping people living with the disease. -the network presents its third disease through an interactive piece that deals show how arthritis sufferers struggle every day to a normalized life. -Open a jar of jam or shake hands with welcoming are some daily obstacles that are displayed in it. Madrid, December of 2012- In Spain there are 250,000 people with rheumatoid arthritis and 20,000 new cases diagnosed each year. Therefore people, digital platform addressed to all those persons who live together in one way or another with illness, it incorporates arthritis to its list of available illnesses. The main objective is to contribute to the spread of this disease, which affects 0.5% of the adult population of our country, thus helping to people who suffer from it can be an easier day by day. On this occasion people who, with the support of the national coordinator of arthritis, places at the disposal of its users two sections: ‘ community ’, where users can chat with others in your same situation, ask questions, become members of groups with common interests or joining associations of patients; and ‘ library ’, where each person can write articles about their own experiences or read what they have learned other users in his living with the disease. How is any day? People who...