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Stories from the dialysis comunity across the globe.
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Application of honey to peritoneal catheter infection site as good as mupirocin. |
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Health Day: Johnson's team found no significant difference between those who received a daily application of medical-grade honey at the site of catheter insertion and those who received the antibiotic mupirocin.
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Medtronics enters dialyzer market in India. Will focus on the developing world market. |
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Bloomberg: Medtronic is developing a new approach to hemodialysis, which filters toxins from the blood of people with kidneys too damaged to do the job. The companies will work to craft a system by 2016 that functions well in the developing world, with a low-cost, portable approach that doesn’t rely heavily on infrastructure, said Ven Manda, vice present of science, technology and new therapies at Minneapolis-based Medtronic.
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NxStage announces opening of NxStage Kidney Care dialysis. |
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NxStage: NxStage Kidney Care was created from the ground up to support and encourage patient-centered care by providing enhanced access to the significant clinical and quality of life benefits possible with home based and more frequent dialysis, as prescribed. The first NxStage Kidney Care center is located in Des Peres, Missouri outside of St. Louis.
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Master regulators control gene expression and may affect disease susceptibility. |
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EurekAlert: "Mutations that occur in protein-coding regions of the genome are relatively straight forward, but most mutations associated with disease risk actually occur in regions of the genome that do not code for proteins," said Glass. "A central challenge has been developing a strategy that assesses the potential functional impact of these non-coding mutations. This paper lays the foundation for doing so by examining how natural genetic variation alters the function of genomic regions controlling gene expression in a cell specific-manner."
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Body uses RNA interference to combat viral infections. |
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EurekAlert: Researchers led by Ding, who heads a lab in UC Riverside's Institute for Integrative Genome Biology, have discovered that, like plants and invertebrate animals, mammals use the RNA interference (RNAi) process to destroy viruses within their own cells.
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