Methylxanthine [EPC]

In the concentration range that is normally achieved in humans, e.g., after the drinking of coffee or in patients treated with… (More)

BACKGROUND Methylxanthine therapy is commonly used for apnea of prematurity but in the absence of adequate data on its efficacy… (More)

Family 18 chitinases play key roles in a range of pathogenic organisms and are overexpressed in the asthmatic lung. By screening… (More)

Liking, cravings and addiction for chocolate (“chocoholism”) are often explained through the presence of pharmacologically active… (More)

Cough is a common and protective reflex, but persistent coughing is debilitating and impairs quality of life. Antitussive… (More)

PURPOSE To evaluate the relation between consumption of coffee and other methylxanthine-containing beverages and liver cirrhosis… (More)

Since the delights of tea were discovered by Emperor Shen Nung in 2737 BC, methylxanthines have been common in the human diet… (More)

The amount of tea or coffee estimated from the number of cups consumed is frequently used as an indication of caffeine… (More)

The role of various life style factors, including dietary habits, in the etiology of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma was investigated… (More)

A dietary case-control study based on 818 newly diagnosed breast cancer (BC) patients was conducted in Israel between 1975 and… (More)