Archive for February, 2009

People everywhere are feeling the stress of a worldwide recession. Our cells, too, are under continual assault from stress.
Hidden from sight, our cells battle challenges such as their environment, bacteria, viruses, too much or too little oxygen, and physiological stressors. Molecular systems protect cells under assault, but those systems can break down, especially with age.

A new study just released found blacks remain less likely than whites to undergo total knee replacement, an important intervention for reducing pain and improving physical function among those with disabling knee osteoarthritis. The study also found total knee replacements are increasing substantially in both populations. According to the Arthritis Foundation, the research underscores the [...]

A study from the Buck Institute for Age Research offers a revolutionary new model for Alzheimer’s disease (AD), a devastating neurodegenerative disorder which afflicts 24 million people worldwide. In an effort to unravel the normal function of a protein implicated in AD, scientists in California and France have discovered a naturally occurring protein that provides [...]

Learning How Old Their Lungs Act Spurs Smokers to Quit Smoking in Smoking-Cessation Study
Cigarette smokers are more likely to quit smoking if their doctor cuts through the jargon and tells them how old their lungs are acting.
So say British researchers who tested the “lung age” strategy in 561 smokers aged 35 and older.

Government Officials Eye Safety of Quit-Smoking Drug Chantix
The quit-smoking drug Chantix is being grounded for pilots and air traffic controllers, and Chantix use may be reason for medical examiners to disqualify interstate truckers and bus drivers.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ruled on Wednesday that “Chantix was no longer acceptable for use by pilots and controllers,” [...]

Lighting Up in Middle Age Linked to Cognitive Problems
Smoking in midlife results in poor memory and makes it harder to think and learn, according to research published in the June 9 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine.

Drugs and Nicotine-Replacement Therapies Better Than Placebo at Smoking Cessation
Smoking-cessation drugs and many nicotine-replacement therapies are more than twice as effective at helping smokers quit than going it alone.
A new analysis of 69 studies comparing seven different smoking-cessation treatments shows six of the seven treatments were more effective than placebo in helping smokers quit the [...]

Researchers Say Genetics May Help Explain Positive Reactions to First Cigarette
If you’re a smoker or former smoker, you probably remember your first cigarette and whether it brought on fits of coughing or a pleasant buzz.
Now new research suggests a link between that initial reaction to smoking and a specific gene variant that has also been [...]

California’s Smoking Cessation Program Cuts Health Care Costs by Billions
Call it a “two for one.” California researchers say their state-funded program aimed at cutting smoking can also save a lot of money.
That’s the word from researchers at the University of California, San Francisco who looked at the monetary benefits of their state’s anti-smoking efforts. Started [...]

Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Smoke Cigarettes
The percentage of Americans who smoke cigarettes has fallen below 20% for the first time since at least the mid-1960s, according to a new report.


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Oxygen Concentrator Inc is a retailer of portable oxygen concentrators; we also have a rental, repair and consignments centers. Oxygen Concentrator Inc started in 1998 and has sold, rented and repaired thousands and thousands of oxygen concentrators. Oxygen Concentrator Inc has a 5000 square foot warehouse and we have one of the largest stock of portable oxygen concentrators in the country.

  • Elmer E. Ratte: Was very interested in Inogen One G2 until today. A dealer who sold them told me to stay away from [...]
  • Francesca Webb: oh well, nicotine is the number cause of lung disease. this substance can really kill your lungs.;". [...]
  • Breece Nesbitt: My 43 year-old daughter was prescribed Chantix about two months ago to help her quit cigarette smoki [...]
  • Mary Paul: How can i MAKE it quieter? It is very noisy and it make the people around me upset. [...]
  • Mary Paul: How can I make it quiter. Why do it give me air before I breathe a dose for myself? [...]