Experimental Mosquitoes Targeted For Malaria Vaccine Test
A Maryland research effort aims to extract malaria parasites from mosquitoes without harm to test an oral or injectable vaccine strategy. Researchers at University of Maryland and Sanaria Inc explore gene modified, glowing mosquitoes to increase vaccine ingredient yield and possibly breed insects less able to spread malaria. Scientists caution results are far from certain, though the approach marks a shift toward insect based gene therapy.
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Nontraditional medicine in demand by cancer patients
In Tampa Florida a 53 year old woman named Leslee Flasch died from rectal cancer that spread despite her use of herbal supplements and a special diet. A doctor described the pain as excruciating and her sister criticized herb sellers for exploiting the sick.
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Cancer patients warned on supplements risk and interactions
AP reports scientists warn that many vitamins minerals and herbal products can interfere with cancer medicines or hormones and may harm treatment. 60 percent of patients try unconventional remedies and about 40 percent take supplements though none proven to cure.
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Society For Integrative Oncology
American Dietetic Association
Federal Food and Drug Administration
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