Current News Update posted on our website. 11-27-0

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Advances in Detection Technology Drive the European Autoimmune

Disease Diagnostics Market (new)

2008/11/26 The European autoimmune disease diagnostics market has

demonstrated sustained growth due to advances in detection technology

and automation. Active consolidation is occurring in the market,

promoting technology and product integration. However, the lack of

http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/press-release.pag

Result found by: RocketNews

Scientists trick immune system of mice into believing… (new)

1899/12/30 ScienceDaily (Nov. 24, 2008) — The body's immune system

hates strangers. When its security patrol spots a foreign cell, it

annihilates it. This is the problem when people with type 1 diabetes

undergo human islet cell transplantation. The…

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/11/081120122205.htm

Result found by: MSNBC

Study identifies effective irritable bowel syndrome therapies

1899/12/30 The FDA ( Food and Drug Administration ) has approved

Amitiza ( Lubiprostone ) for the treatment of irritable bowel

syndrome with constipation ( IBS-C ) in adult women aged 18 and over.

There is currently no prescription drug therapy for…

http://www.xagena.it/news/medicinenews_net_news/367c78ec0bb6fe9b859d34

75bafaf891.html

Result found by: MSNBC

Exercise may help people with irritable bowel

2008/09/29 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Regular exercise may relieve

constipation in people who suffer from irritable bowel syndrome,

according to a study in the ...

http://www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSTRE48S64U20080929

Result found by: Reuters

Self-taught behavior therapy helps those with IBS

2008/07/11 ... Health) - A new study hints that a self-taught

behavior therapy program may effectively help people who suffer from

irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) manage their ...

http://www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSCOL16094420080711

Result found by: Reuters

Melatonin May Save Eyesight In Inflammatory Disease (new)

2008/11/27 Current research suggests that melatonin therapy may help

treat uveitis, a common inflammatory eye disease. The related report

by Sande et al., " Therapeutic Effect of Melatonin in Experimental

Uveitis, " appears in the December issue of The American Journal

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/130471.php

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[Guest guest]

Rick,

A lot of the links in your news postings either don't work at all, or

must be manually repaired because they are broken when 's mailer

wraps the lines of text too aggressively, splitting URLs into multiple

pieces that can't be automatically clicked with any success.

I don't have an immediate fix for this, but I thought it should be

something you are aware of, at the very least. As a fellow site/

community/mailing list admin for the past 15+ years, I know that I'd

want to be aware of something like that....

In any case, were that all I wanted to say, I might just mail this

direct to you (though other list members should know how to " fix "

these broken URLs, that it's not their own fault when this

happens!).....but I also wanted to present a repaired URL to the

members of the list.

The first article in your most recent news posting update gave an

EXTREMELY truncated URL without the remaining info to manually

reconstruct it. I hope this version will be 100% clickable, but if it

isn't, I hope that it will at least contain all the necessary URL

information for other members to cut & paste back together in their

browser.....

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" Advances in Detection Technology Drive the European Autoimmune

Disease Diagnostics Market (new) "

http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/press-release.pag?docid=150506027 & ctxst=FcmCtx\

1 & ctxht=FcmCtx2 & ctxhl=FcmCtx3 & ctxixpLink=FcmCtx3 & ctxixpLabel=FcmCtx4

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Hope this helps.....and that everyone is having a good day, pain- and

other-wise! I know that I myself have been having a god-awful time in

recent days, and have been ruminating over the fact that my fellow

Mainers on this list are going to the same @#%$ing " rheumatologists "

who don't even deserve the title in ton and who like to pretend

that Reactive Constellation doesn't exist, that it's " just classic

Fibro " ......simply because I am HLA-B27 negative and have " normal "

sedimentation rate, TNF-alpha levels, etc.....completely ignoring the

fact that many ReA/ReC cases also present in exactly the same

manner. :-(

But I digress. I'll dig deeper into those issues for my own

forthcoming health/ReC sites, and future posts here on the ; for

now, best wishes to all!

- from Maine

(Durham, about five minutes from L.L. Bean, with roots in Portland,

ton, Scarborough, Augusta/Winthrop, and New Durham NH; ironically

enough!)

ryan@...

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[Guest guest]

Hmmm, I now had time to look at this and the copy I received from our RISGCN

group was completely in tact.

I use Gmail for my personal email box while I'm on the road so maybe that

would be a viable alternative for members.

http://gmail.com

God Bless.

Rick

On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 4:21 PM, Meader <exit.light@...> wrote:

> Rick,

>

> A lot of the links in your news postings either don't work at all, or

> must be manually repaired because they are broken when 's mailer

> wraps the lines of text too aggressively, splitting URLs into multiple

> pieces that can't be automatically clicked with any success.