Same Coin-Different Sides? Futility and Patient Refusal of Treatment

Aging and Parkinson’s Disease: Different Sides of the Same Coin?

Despite abundant epidemiological evidence in support of aging as the primary risk factor for PD, biological correlates of a connection have been elusive. In this article, we address the following question: does aging represent biology accurately characterized as pre-PD? We present evidence from our work on midbrain dopamine neurons of aging nonhuman primates that demonstrates that markers of kn...

Are cancer and ageing different sides of the same coin?

Submitted 4 December 2007; accepted 21 January 2008; published online 8 February 2008 cell tumours (Francis et al, 1995) and the cause of death of short-lived rodents such as mice—in the laboratory at least—is commonly cancer. in fact, cancer incidence rates scale with longevity in mammals in terms of occurrence at the same percentage of lifespan accomplished. We must therefore look elsewhere f...

Cancer and neurodegeneration: two sides, same coin?

Two papers just published would at first glance have little in common: one features a novel approach to combating metastases [1] whilst the other suggests a new strategy for treating Alzheimer’s, [2]. Nonetheless, here we describe a possible link based on the concept that both cancer and neurodegeneration are inappropriately activated forms of development, and in both cases could be mediated by...

Copper: two sides of the same coin.

Two sides of the same coin.

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