LOS ANGELES/LONDON (Reuters) - Doctors at a key medical conference welcomed the prospect of more new drugs to treat the liver-destroying hepatitis C virus, while agreeing that Gilead Sciences Inc continues to lead the effort. Gilead, under fire from insurers and legislators for the $1,000-a-pill price of its Sovaldi drug, presented pivotal data on Friday at the EuropeanAssociation for the Study of the Liver conference in London, showing a cure rate of 94 percent after eight weeks of treatment...
(Source: Universitat de Barcelona) 11/04/2014 Recerca Nearly a hundred years ago, research demonstrated that cancer cells feel a special appetite for a type of sugar called glucose. Tumour use glucose like a sports car uses gasoline: it depends on it to burn faster, to grow and to multiply rapidly....