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Another Brick In The Wall

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Many studies are still taking place and the results are announced to be amazing. What is maybe the most amazing of all things today is the fact that a vaccine against prostate cancer has been found. This vaccine can prologue a man' s life with almost five months, even if he is suffering from the last stage of prostate cancer. When other treatments did not work and pain was still present in all these prostate cancer patients, a piece of light was revealed.

There were many studies made to see the effects of this amazing vaccine against prostate cancer. The company that produced the vaccine along with some brilliant doctors have conducted a study on thirty one people that suffered from an advanced state of prostate cancer. These people did not respond to any hormone treatment and their live expectancy period was about one year. This vaccine against prostate cancer meant a serious change and gave a lot of hope. These thirty one prostate cancer patients were given the vaccine three times in a period of almost sixty days. A number of twenty men out of these prostate cancer developed a very strong immune system response. The protein that gave this strong response was found on the surface of their prostate cell. The prostate cancer patients that have shown this strong response had an average time in their disease progression of about thirty four weeks, opposed to thirteen weeks in the prostate cancer people that had a very weak response.

Furthermore, six out of the thirty one prostate patients showed significant decrease of that protein that was culprit for prostate cancer. What this actually means is that in those prostate cancer patients the disease will progress slower. Side effects were few and very mild. Fever and some chills was all that these prostate cancer patients felt after using the vaccine.

However, this vaccine is not yet on the market, because more studies have to be made. The proper dosage must be determined and if this vaccine can be used together with other prostate cancer treatments. Another thing to see is if this vaccine is works in people that suffer from a less advanced state of prostate cancer.

Another Brick In The Wall

Bricklaying, or masonry, is enjoyed by many people as a relaxing hobby -- Winston Churchill was an enthusiast -- though of course it is more commonly used for its practical applications. Brick walls don't need to be painted or weatherproofed, and they provide good insulation. They look sturdy and beautiful, too.

Building bricks have holes in them to reduce weight and save on materials. "Face bricks" are the more familiar bricks, the solid ones that are used when the entire brick will be visible. There are also paving stones, or "pavers," which are used for decorative purposes such as patios and sidewalks. Firebricks are specially made heat-resistant items to be used in fireplaces and other heat-intensive places.

Another style of brick is the cinderblock. It's not nearly as nice to look at as the standard red brick, but being larger, it's useful for building particularly large walls, as not as many bricks are required. Cinderblocks can be glazed or burnished, too, in order to make the wall look more appealing.

If you're planning a brick-laying project with the standard red bricks, plan on about five bricks per square foot if it's a paving project, or seven per square foot for walls. A pallet of bricks has 516 of them. Buy a few extra bricks to allow for mistakes, particularly if you'll be cutting any in half and are not experienced at it. Cutting bricks is tricky business -- always wear protective goggles! -- and even pros ruin one now and then.

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