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M. Sharif, P. Ziapour, H. Ziaei, A. Daryani, A. Khalilian, M. Nasrolahei. Sari Medical School, Sari, Iran Introduction: Infection by the protozoan parasite, Toxoplasma gondii is widely prevalent in humans and animals throughout the world. An interesting alternative for measuring T. gondii urban spreading is the seroprevalence in free-living urban animals, such as stray cats. With this aim, we tested serum samples from 100 stray cats in five urban areas of Sari city, for antibodies to T.gondii by serology. Materials and Methods: This cross sectional descriptive study was done on 100 stray cats during April to October 2004. Sampling was done randomly at different urban areas of Sari by net. The specification of stray cats was recorded after hunting and was deeply anaesthetized by chloroform, then was bleed of heart by syring and was removed serum from blood. Serum samples were tested by commercial latex agglutination test LAT, SGM Co., Italia ; , for antibodies of T. gondii. Results: Antibodies to T. gondii were found in 40 ; of 100 stray cats, with LAT titers of 1: ml ; in 4, 1: 2 ml ; in 2, 1: 4 ml ; in 4, 1: 8 ml ; in 4, 1: 16 ml ; in 6, 1: 32 IU ml ; in 4, 1: 64 IU ml ; in 2, 1: 128 IU ml ; in 6, 1: 256 IU ml ; in 7, 1: 512 IU ml ; in 1. Seropositivity LAT 1: or more ; was significantly higher in adult than in Non-adult cats, in weight group 1.5-2.9 kg than in weight group 0-1.4 kg and weight group 3 kg cats P 0.000 ; . Conclusion: These seropositive cats are likely to have already shed T. gondii oocysts in the environment around Sari. The high seroprevalence of T.gondii antibodies found in the persent study suggested a widespread exposure of stray cats to T.gondii in Sari city. Results of our study were the first report of study on T. gondii in cats from Mazandaran Province, Northern Iran.
Lawrence I. Golbe, M.D. Professor of Neurology University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Chairman-SPSP Medical Advisory Board Several medications, all available only by prescription, can help PSP in some cases. Sinemet. This is the brand name for a combination of levodopa and carbidopa. Levodopa is the component that helps the disease symptoms. Carbidopa simply helps prevent the nausea that levodopa alone can cause. When levodopa came along in the late 1960's, it was a revolutionary advance for Parkinson's but, unfortunately, it is of only modest benefit in PSP. It can help the slowness, stiffness and balance problems of PSP to a degree, but usually not the mental, speech, visual or swallowing difficulties. It usually loses its benefit after two or three years, but a few patients with PSP never fully lose their responsiveness to Sinemet. Some patients with PSP require large dosages, up to 1, 500 mg. of levodopa as Sinemet per day, to see an improvement, so the dosage should be pushed to at least that level; under the close supervision of a physician, unless a benefit or intolerable side effects occur sooner. The most common side effects of Sinemet in patients with PSP are confusion, hallucinations and dizziness. These generally disappear after the drug is stopped. The most common side effect in patients with Parkinson's disease, involuntary writhing movements "chorea" or "dyskinesias" ; occur very rarely in PSP, even at high Sinemet dosages. Patients with PSP should generally receive the standard Sinemet levodopa carbidopa ; preparation rather than the controlled-release "Sinemet CR" ; form. The CR form is absorbed from the intestine into the blood slowly and can be useful for people with Parkinson's disease who respond well to Sinemet but need to prolong the number of hours of benefit from each dose. In PSP, however, such response fluctuations almost never occur. Because CR is sometimes absorbed very little or erratically, a poor Sinemet CR response in a patient with PSP might be incorrectly blamed on the fact that the disease is usually unresponsive to the drug. Such a patient might actually respond to the standard form, which reaches the brain in a more predictable pattern. Dopamine receptor agonists. There are four such drugs on the market - Parlodel generic name, bromocriptine ; , Permax pergolide ; , Mirapex pramipexole ; and Requpi ropinirole ; . These are helpful in most people with Parkinson's disease, but in PSP, they rarely give any benefit beyond that provided by Sinemet. However, a large trial of Mirapex is under way at a number of North American medical centers to better assess that drug's benefit against PSP. There is also a possibility that Mirapex and possibly the other drugs in this group ; may help slow the long-term progression of PSP. The current trial will also assess this exciting possibility. The main possible side effects of these drugs are hallucinations and confusion, which can be more troublesome and albendazole.

Requip is a second-generation dopamine agonist that directly stimulates post-synaptic dopamine receptors in the brain. It is believed that RLS may be caused by a dopamine dysfunction. Requiip is indicated for the treatment of the signs and symptoms of idiopathic Parkinson's disease and is generally well tolerated in this population. In placebo-controlled studies for early treatment in this patient population on monotherapy, the most commonly reported side effects for Reqyip versus placebo were nausea 60 vs. 22 percent ; , dizziness 40 vs. 22 percent ; and somnolence 40 vs. 6 percent ; . Patients are advised to talk to their doctor about whether they have the potential to develop the sedating effects associated with Rquip , which include somnolence, and the possibility of falling asleep while engaged in activities of daily living, including operation of a motor vehicle. Fainting or low blood pressure may occur during initial treatment or with an increase in dose. Hallucinations may occur at anytime during treatment. Requip may potentiate the side effects of L-dopa and may cause and or exacerbate pre-existing dyskinesias. About GlaxoSmithKline GlaxoSmithKline is one of the world's leading research-based pharmaceutical and healthcare companies. Please consult full prescribing information for Requip , available at Requip or by calling Holly Russell at GlaxoSmithKline at 919 ; 483 -2839. For more information on GlaxoSmithKline visit gsk.

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Hughes AD1, Coady E1, Byrd S1, Mayet J1, Wright A2, Shore A3, Kooner J1, Thom SA McG1, Chaturvedi N1 1 NHLI, International Centre for Circulatory Health, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom, 2 Department of Radiology, St Mary's NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom, 3 Institute of Biomedical and Clinical Science Peninsula Medical School, Exeter, United Kingdom, 4 Hammersmith Hospital, DuCane Rd, London, United Kingdom Background: Circulating endothelial progenitor cells EPC ; play an important role in endothelial repair and represent a novel cardiovascular risk factor. Associations with regional atherosclerosis and ethnic differences have not been previously reported. Methods: Europeans and South Asian men 45 82 yrs ; with known coronary disease n 60 ; , and without n 56 ; were studied. Subjects were subdivided into 3 groups on the basis of clinical history and coronary artery calcification score measured by multislice CT. Intima media thickness IMT ; and presence of plaques in the common femoral artery were also measured by ultrasound. Total and non-senescent EPC were measured after cell culture for 5 days. Data are medians interquartile range ; . Results: Non-senescent EPC were reduced in the group with the highest coronary calcification score 0.6 0.2 3.2 ; versus 2.5 1.3 9.9 ; x 105 cells, p 0.008 by ANOVA ; and in individuals with femoral 0.015 by t-test ; . plaques 0.9 0.6 3.3 ; versus 2.0 0.7 6.1 ; x 105cells, p Non-senescent EPC were inversely related to coronary calcification score adjusted beta -1.74 0.71, p 0.02 ; and femoral IMT adjusted beta 0.03 0.01, p 0.002 ; . There were no ethnic differences in any of the EPC parameters measured. Conclusions: Non-senescent EPC are reduced in subjects with coronary and lower limb atherosclerosis in a graded fashion independent of other risk factors suggesting a causal relationship. EPC do not differ between Europeans and South Asians and cannot account for the elevated cardiovascular disease risk in the latter.
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3. Context The model of citizens' mobility in an urban context is important with regard to both the quality of life of those directly involved time devoted to trips, frequency of traffic congestion, costs, . ; and to the level of environmental pressure exerted by mobility. Data emerging from various surveys of urban mobility, highlight developments that have taken place in recent years11 . There is a close linkage between mobility and other important themes in an urban context, including air quality, carbon dioxide emissions, noise, road safety, space consumption and urban landscape. It is desirable to achieve a progressive reduction in individual motorised mobility and at the same time achieve an increase in the use of alternative modes of transport. Sustainability principles covered: 1, 3, 4, Targets Even if no specific targets exist, the need to reduce both the demand for mobility and individual motorised mobility is recognised in Europe. The importance of promoting alternative and light modes of transport such as collective transport or, where feasible, cycling ; is also recognised, especially in the urban context, with a view to reducing dependence on the car. 5. Units of measurement Principal Indicator: average number of daily trips per capita split into reason for trip, if possible also systematic versus unsystematic, and into mode of transport ; , average time taken for trips. Supplementary Indicator: average distance daily covered per capita split into each mode and into each reason ; . 6. Frequency of measurement Triennial 7. Data collection method and sources Generally speaking, there is a lack of sufficiently homogeneous and updated data for the calculation of the indicators selected here. More occasional and heterogeneous surveys may be made available as part of general population censuses.
Figure 6: Levodopa dose required to relieve symptoms compared to dose 40 required to induce dyskinesias Figure 7: Mechanism of action of AADC inhibitors DDI ; 46 Figure 8: Results from the long-term study of Requip vs. levodopa on the 49 development of dyskinesia Figure 9: Key results from six month trial of pramipexole monotherapy vs. 51 placebo in treating patients with early PD Figure 10: Key results from mixed-dose study of monotherapy vs. placebo in treating patients with early PD pramipexole 53.
Despite affecting an estimated 66.6 million individuals, less than 10% of RLS sufferers receive treatment. If market entrants plan to see a return on their investment, raising awareness amongst the public and physicians is key. At present, there is no treatment approved for RLS in the US and therapy typically involves 'off-label' use of a variety of drug classes. GSK's Requip is expected to be first to market during 2005 and will receive a significant boost to its revenues. Companies entering the market after Requip may have to implement more innovative strategies, such as targeting specific symptoms and patient cohorts, if they are to gain support from regulatory bodies and physicians. What are the effects of requip o n dogs 8 mo old spayed female shih tzu. It shows that after five years, the incidence of dyskinesias in patients taking requip was five percent compared to 36 percent for those taking l-dopa.
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Acknowledgements. This project was supported by a grant from the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia. The authors thank Miss Mariana Pacheco for and Miss Giao Tran for technical assistance.

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