Titlebook: Copper and Zinc in Inflammatory and Degenerative Diseases; K. D. Rainsford,R. Milanino,G. P. Velo Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Medi

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CNH: The Ongoing Challenges of Change treating cancers and autoimmune diseases [see References 1–8 and references cited therein]. Plasma copper concentration increases in neoplastic and autoimmune diseases as an immune-mediated physiological response to these disease states. Treatment with copper complexes is a therapeutic support of t

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CNH: The Ongoing Challenges of Changeas well as Greek and Roman writings [1], it is only in relatively recent times that any serious attempt has been made to evaluate the potential therapeutic role of metallic copper in inflammatory diseases. The role of copper in inflammation continues to attract attention. This is reflected in the co

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CNH: The Ongoing Challenges of Changetory and anti-arthritic agents have been well established, based primarily on a wealth of evidence from studies of dietary copper and zinc deficiency and supplementation in laboratory animals and man [1–5]. Surprisingly few studies have, however, focused on the mechanisms of action of copper and zin

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CNH: The Ongoing Challenges of Changelity and consequent risk of fracture [1]. It is the most common metabolic bone disease of postmenopausal women in the Western world. Like other diseases of unknown causation, the aetiology of osteoporosis is considered to be multifactorial. Age, genetic and reproductive history, body weight and vari

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