Marketed drugs such as Singulair only target some types of leukotrienes and may not hit the ones involved in heart disease.

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The scientists mixed it with the VEGF and injected the combination into the hearts of two groups of test animals, rats and pigs, in which they had induced heart attacks. (Pig hearts bear significant similarities to human ones.) In both cases, instead of being washed away, the VEGF stayed on the lattice and slowly got released over several weeks.

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At their clinics for the dirt poor abroad, these medical emissaries get a further shock: They see drugs in use that are manufactured in Cuba--such as ones to treat asthma or heart disease--but are unavailable at home.

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The Philippine government's Heart Center in Manila attracts as many affluent patients as poor ones because of its high standards of medical expertise.

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The company claims that in the future it will be possible to have something like a detective game in which the camera can read players' faces and measure their heart rates in order to have a stab at deciding which ones are lying.

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Wyeth is trying to counter the lawyers by settling the most damaging cases--the ones with sympathetic, high-earning plaintiffs or strong evidence of heart damage on an echocardiogram--and pushing the weak ones in front of juries.

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But the very clinical studies Glaxo is using as its defense are the ones that Nissen says inspired him to look into Avandia's heart side effects in the first place.

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Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, San Jose ranks No. 1--but tech geeks are the ones most likely to find employment there with ease.

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You can scrawl to your heart's content, add in text boxes and background images from your gallery or take new ones and then send the note off via email or some social network.

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