Sunday, 15. August 2004

'Cannabis' brain tumour drug hope


An ingredient in marijuana may be useful for treating brain cancers, say Spanish researchers from Madrid.

Chemicals called cannabinoids could starve tumours to death by halting the growth of blood vessels that feed it, the Complutense University team hope.

By studying mice, the team has shown for the first time how these chemicals block vessel growth.

bbc

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Cannabis-Substanzen hungern Hirntumore aus


Die berauschenden Substanzen in Cannabis können möglicherweise im Kampf gegen Hirntumore eingesetzt werden. Zu diesem Ergebnis kommt eine heute im Fachjournal "Cancer Research" (Bd. 64, Nr. 16) veröffentlichte Studie der Complutense-Universität in Madrid.

orf

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Twin Delivers Quadruplets on Her Birthday


The odds of a fraternal twin giving birth to two sets of identical twins may be one in a million, but Geana Morris can attest to it.

wjla

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Thirty-five years after, Woodstock lingers in popular imagination


Even as the hippies of Woodstock become eligible for A-A-R-P cards and Social Security, tourists still flock to the former hay field where a concert 35 years ago helped define a generation. Today marks its anniversary. The steady dribble of nostalgic baby boomers and curious Gen-Xers to the remote field shows how Woodstock still reverberates in the popular imagination. The concert remains a symbol to many of the transcendent power of music.

kron

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