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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1990
Page
11
New York AP report says scientists cloned the D1 dopamine receptor gene, a breakthrough that may improve schizophrenia drugs and allow earlier diagnosis of brain diseases such as schizophrenia and Parkinson's. The finding, published in Nature, may enable detection before symptoms appear and guide earlier treatment.
Duke University Medical Center researchers report discoveries on the D1 receptor that could yield tests for early schizophrenia or Parkinsons disease by spotting receptor abnormalities. They suggest designing drugs that target D1 variants to treat psychosis with fewer side effects, contrasting with current D2-focused medications.
Non-smokers raised with smoking parents face about twice the lung cancer risk. A New England Journal of Medicine study links childhood secondhand smoke exposure to 17 percent of U.S. lung cancers among never-smokers, estimating around 1,700 annual cases.
Paraplegic men once told they could not conceive are finding hope through electroejaculation. Drs Emil Tanaghe and Wayne Hellstrom cite 40 successful cases aiding 8,000 potential fathers in the US and potentially helping two thousand five hundred more cancer patients. A New Orleans patient, Jack Taylor, became a father after the treatment. The method uses a rectal probe to deliver a 10 volt stimulus to nerves near the prostate, triggering semen movement for insemination or assisted techniques if needed.
A correction clarifies that the September 6 preprint misstated discount. The correct offer is SAVE 20% ON ALL ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS IN STOCK. The notice apologizes for the inconvenience caused.
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