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| Height: | 189 cm - 193 cm (6'3" - 6'4") |
| Weight: | 74 Kg - 77 Kg (161 lbs - 170 lbs) |
| Birthday: | April 17, 1987 |
| Dating: | Single |
| Living Situation: | Living with parents/relatives |
| Location: | Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada |
| Join Date: | 12:57am | Oct 22, '06 |
| Profile Updated: | 10:01pm | Jul 17, '08 |
| Last Active: | 10:55pm | Jul 17, '08 |
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| Reading Material: | Fiction, Graphic novels, Magazines, Newspapers, Myths and Legends, Non-fiction, Poetry, Sci-fi |
| Movies: | Action, Animated, Anime, Classic, Comedy, Documentaries, Drama, Foreign, Historical dramas, Horror, Independent, Musicals, Psychological Thrillers, Science Fiction, Spy/Political Thrillers, Silent |
| Art: | Body Art, DJing, Drawing, Clothing design, Film/Video Making, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Writing |
| Animals/Pets: | Cats, Dogs, Farm Animals, Reptiles |
| Video Games: | First person shooter, Fighting, Role Playing, Strategy |
| Music: | Alternative, Blues, Brit Pop, Classic Rock, Classical, Death Metal, Drum & Bass, Electronica, Folk, Goth, House, Indie, Industrial, Jazz, Metal, Progressive, Punk, Reggae, Rock, Techno, Trance, Acoustic |
| Sports: | Hockey |
| Activities: | Drinking, Driving, Listening to music, Partying, Pool/Billiards, Reading, Traveling, Dancing |
| Musical Instruments: | Acoustic guitar, Bagpipes, Bass guitar, Electric Guitar, Harp, Kit Drums, Violin |
| Outdoor: | Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Exploring, Traveling |
| Computers: | E-mail, Gaming, Graphics, Instant Messaging, Surfing the net |
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10:36pm | Apr 20, '07 | No Comments
April 19, 2007 - Los Angeles, CA, USA:
The administration of THC significantly reduces lung tumor size and lesions, according to preclinical data presented this week at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) in Los Angeles.
Investigators at Harvard University's Division of Experimental Medicine reported that THC inhibited the growth and spread of cells in vitro from two different lung cancer cell lines and from patient lung tumors. They also reported that THC administration reduced the growth of lung tumors in mice by more than 50 percent compared to untreated controls over a three-week period.
Researchers noted that THC appeared to block a specific cancer-causing protein in a manner similar to the pharmaceutical anti-cancer drugs Erbitux (Cetuximab) and Vectibix (Panitumumab).
Results of a large-scale, case-controlled population study published last year found that smoking cannabis, even long-term, is not positively associated wit
The administration of THC significantly reduces lung tumor size and lesions, according to preclinical data presented this week at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) in Los Angeles.
Investigators at Harvard University's Division of Experimental Medicine reported that THC inhibited the growth and spread of cells in vitro from two different lung cancer cell lines and from patient lung tumors. They also reported that THC administration reduced the growth of lung tumors in mice by more than 50 percent compared to untreated controls over a three-week period.
Researchers noted that THC appeared to block a specific cancer-causing protein in a manner similar to the pharmaceutical anti-cancer drugs Erbitux (Cetuximab) and Vectibix (Panitumumab).
Results of a large-scale, case-controlled population study published last year found that smoking cannabis, even long-term, is not positively associated wit