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Biotivia Bioceuticals, the leading developer of Resveratrol-based supplements and advanced skin care treatments, has announced that they are giving away [...]
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Biotivia signs agreement to do human trials
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009Biotivia has signed an agreement to collaborate with Dr. Roberto Gambari, head of the Thal Lab at the University of Ferrara, to test the ability of Transmax to induce fetal hemaglobin cells in Thalasemmia patients. In vitro studies have shown a remarkable ability of Transmax to induce new red blood cells in the blood of human patients. This is highly significant as the alternative these sufferers have is a lifetime of whole blood transfusions and costly highly toxic pharmaceuticals.
What Makes You Uniquely “You”?
Thursday, November 5th, 2009Discover Magazine has in interesting interview with Nobel laureate Gerald Edelman in their Feb. 2009 on line issue. Dr. Edelman talks about what really distinguishes one individual from another in terms of our seemingly unique ability to reflect upon ourselves, our consciousness, the biology underlying our at least 30 billion neurons in the cortex alone, and how our intelligence and self awareness evolved. Click Here to see the interview.
Follow the H1N1 outbreak
Thursday, November 5th, 2009This site allows you to track the progress of H1N1 infections in the US and around the world on a current basis. Click Here to see how the virus is spreading.
Nobel in Medicine awarded to Telemere researchers.
Thursday, November 5th, 2009Three American physicians and researchers were awarded the 2009 Nobel Prize in Medicine for their insights on the role of telemeres in aging and cancer. Their work has enormous implications for extending the life of humans. It is generally agreed that these little caps at the end of our telemeres represent a limit to our absolute life span. Click Here to read more about telemeres and why the Nobel committee felt that this discovery is so important to human health.
The MIT Technology Review, YouTube for thoughtful viewers.
Thursday, November 5th, 2009MIT, through their Technology Review publication, has produced and made available 15 extraordinary video ranging in subject matter from How to Stay Young to Science Fiction. Click Here to have a look for yourself.
The Pharmas are paying off physicians to prescribe drugs.
Thursday, November 5th, 2009This is an interesting article about one of the tactics the pharmas are using to encourage doctors to prescribe their drugs.
Docs being paid off by pharmas to prescribe drugs.
Our new Biotrivia Section
Thursday, November 5th, 2009Our new BioTrivia page was created to entertain and inform our visitors and customers. The section is divided into two basic areas. The top section comprises topical articles taken from the US and International press which we believe are intriguing, interesting, and informative. The lower section contains links to a wealth of research, health and science resources for use by both our research partners, scientists and those amongst you who would like to delve deeper into the mysteries of life extension and advanced health and wellness topics. Please enjoy and feel free to send me your suggestions on how we might improve this service.
