Appendicitis may be related to viral infections
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Appendicitis may be related to viral infections
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wellnessresources.com — “Quercetin is a flavonoid that has demonstrated anti-viral properties against a wide range of viral infections, including the flu. In the current cell study quercetin was shown to reduce viral replication of the dengue fever virus by 67%. Quercetin does not appear to have direct anti-viral properties or to prevent viral entry into cells. Rather, it appears to work on the gene signaling relating to energy production in virally infected cells, significantly inhibiting the ability of the virus to re” View full resource at wellnessresources.com
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Strides in identifying and improving screening practices and treatment for liver diseases
eurekalert.org — “Research being presented at Digestive Disease Week shows that screening individuals for hepatitis C based on age instead of conventional risk factors may help increase detection rates as well as prevent liver disease. Additionally, the rate of vaccination against viral hepatitis in patients with chronic liver disease and Type 2 diabetes is relatively low, and these patients are at increased risk of severe liver injury once infected.” View full resource at eurekalert.org
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Small Molecules May Prevent Ebola Infection
newswise.com — “University of Illinois at Chicago scientists report they've discovered small molecules that appear to bind to the outer protein coat of the Ebola virus, possibly blocking the virus from entering human cells. The finding may open new paths to treatment of Ebola and the related Marburg viral disease.” View full resource at newswise.com
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Hantavirus Cardiopulmonary Syndrome: eMedicine Emergency Medicine
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Appendicitis may be related to viral infections
eurekalert.org — “Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center evaluated data over a 36-year period from the National Hospital Discharge Survey and concluded in a paper appearing in the January issue of Archives of Surgery that appendicitis may be caused by undetermined viral infection or infections, said Dr. Edward Livingston, chief of GI/endocrine surgery at UT Southwestern and senior author of the report.” View full resource at eurekalert.org
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