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Motivational speaker promises a “roller coaster ride” at Cancer Center Council luncheon March 23 to benefit CTRC

February 23, 2010

SAN ANTONIO (February 23, 2010) — Suzie Humphreys freely admits she makes her living “talking off the top of my head.” Yet she is confident that when she speaks at…

For Girl Scouts, photos are a first step to boosting physical activity

February 17, 2010

In coming weeks, dozens of Girl Scouts will fan out across the city’s West Side to take photographs that answer the question, “What makes it easy and what makes it…

Through photos, Girl Scouts shed light on what promotes – and discourages – physical activit

February 12, 2010

…and, accompanied by an adult, walk the neighborhood, taking photos that answer the question, “What makes it easy and what makes it hard to be physically active in your neighborhood?”…

Muscle loss finding may one day save physiques

February 12, 2010

…San Antonio provides this insight: Less protection from antioxidants and more damage from oxidative stress results in impairment to cells’ energy centers, which slowly leads to death of muscle cells….

Scientists ID a protein that splices and dices genes

February 4, 2010

…damage cells, possibly leading to cancer or other diseases of aging. Today’s finding thus has potential implications for therapies to treat both cancer and aging, a Texas researcher said. The…

Micro-thermostat controls infection tied to common AIDS cancer

January 19, 2010

…mounts an offensive, said Shou-Jiang (S.J.) Gao, Ph.D., the H-E-B Distinguished Chair for Cancer Research at the Health Science Center. “Almost every herpesvirus makes multiple microRNAs,” Dr. Gao said. “We…