Alcoholism: Alcoholism Drug Could Treat Brain Cancer patientsRSS Feed – Serious Injury Law
Alcoholism drug could treat brain cancer patientsRSS Feed – Serious Injury Law
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Alcoholism drug could treat brain cancer patientsRSS Feed
Serious Injury Law The anti-alcoholism drug can potentially cross the blood-brain barrier – something that few traditional gliobastoma treatments can achieve. Patients often develop resistance to existing methods, which then leaves doctors largely unable to care for them … Anti-alcoholism drug 'also helps to treat deadly brain tumour' |
NIAAA to Fund Brain Bank Center for Alcohol Studies – GenomeWeb
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NIAAA to Fund Brain Bank Center for Alcohol Studies
GenomeWeb NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism plans to support a resource that will develop a bank of brain tissues with related DNA samples that researchers can use to dive into the biology of alcoholism. Under a … |
Teachers’ personal videos teach Broadway students about dignity – Elmira Star-Gazette
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Teachers' personal videos teach Broadway students about dignity
Elmira Star-Gazette Alcoholism claimed her mother. A drunk driver killed his father. Her mother was unwed. She had a learning disability. The school bully targeted her. Powerful revelations such as these packed a three-minute video titled “If You Knew Me” and may have … |
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