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Location American Medical News for 18 December 2016
Alternate Pacemaker Therapy: First Functional Pacemaker Cells Developed From Human Stem Cells Scientists at McEwen Centre, Toronto, Canada created the first ever biological functional pacemaker cells from human stem cells. The biological pacemakers could be the future replacements of the electronic ones.
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Bacteria That Causes Gum Disease Also Triggers Inflammatory Response In Rheumatoid Arthritis Bacteria that are responsible for causing periodontal diseases could be contributing to rheumatoid arthritis, reports a recent study. Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans stimulates the citrullinated protein production ...
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Obama Admin Abandons Medicare Drug-Reimbursement Plan Medicare Plan B will not be finalized before the Obama administration leaves office. Most of the Republicans and even a few Democrats were thrilled to hear the news.
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US Federal Judge Blocks Texas Rules On Fetal Tissue Burial A Judge in the United States halted the regulation demanding the burial or cremation of fetal tissues of abortion and miscarriages. However, the supporters of the law note that funeral practices are like providing dignit...
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Deaths From Synthetic Opioid Overdose Up By 72 Percent: CDC The number of deaths caused by overdose of synthetic opioids in 2014 dramatically increased in 2015. According to CDC, fentanyl is one of the most powerful drugs that contributed to this status quo.
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Bernie Sanders Is Back To Work After Skin Cancer Was Removed From His Cheek Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders underwent a minor surgery on Thursday, Dec. 15, to remove a small basal cell carcinoma from his cheek. His staff said the senator was able to return to work following the hour-long procedure.
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Living Bandage: Researchers Trial New Stem Cell Therapy For Knee Injuries On Humans Meniscal tears are some of the most common injuries that affect sportsmen around the world. Due to a new treatment developed in the United Kingdom, these injuries could be treated by using stem cells, thus improving the ...
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