Guest guest Posted December 13, 2006 Report Share Posted December 13, 2006 10 Promising Treatments for World's Biggest Health Threats 10 Promising Treatments for World's Biggest Health ThreatsPosted by Sher Babbar on December 12th, 2006Alzheimer's Disease-AlzhemedA new drug targeting the root of this debilitating degenerative disease could be the vanguard of a novel class of treatmentsDengue-Live attenuated 17D yellow fever and dengue chimeraA disease afflicting half a million people annually requires a special kind of vaccineDiabetes-Technosphere Insulin SystemInhalable insulin could help diabetics regulate blood sugar to an unprecedented degreeHepatitis C-E1E2/MF59The world's first preventative vaccine against Hepatitis C could curb the spread of the disease that killed Ginsberg and thousands of othersArthritis-NaproxcinodPotential replacement for Vioxx combines the powers of nitroglycerin with those of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugsLung Cancer-StimuvaxNew vaccine against the deadliest of all cancers teaches the body to defend itself while avoiding the side effects of more traditional therapiesMalaria-RTS,S/AS02AKilling more than two million people, mostly children, every year, this disease will finally face the first ever commercially available vaccine designed to fight itSmoking-NicVAXImmunizing the body against nicotine might be just what smokers need to quit for goodVision Loss-BevasiranibFirst a Nobel Prize, and now a potentially viable treatment: the world's first interfering RNA drug could be the first of manyHIV-HPTN 046 and NevirapinePreventing the half-million cases of mother to child transmission of HIV every year would go a long way to turning the tide of an epidemicSource: Scientific Americanhttp://loveindelhi.wordpress.com/2006/12/12/10-promising-treatments-for-worlds-biggest-health-threats/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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