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Location American Medical News for 20 December 2016

Discovering the origin of mouth and anus

EurekAlert! - 20 Dec 2016 07:00
(The University of Bergen) The mouth and anus are not connected in the development of the embryo as earlier thought, shows a Norwegian ground-breaking study.
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Pop-outs: How the brain extracts meaning from noise

EurekAlert! - 20 Dec 2016 07:00
(University of California - Berkeley) The brain ignores much of the sensory world surrounding us to focus on what's important, but this often means we have difficulty understanding what we see or hear. Take unintelligibl...
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An 'IRBIT'uary before cell death

EurekAlert! - 20 Dec 2016 07:00
(RIKEN) Billions of cells in our bodies die every day in an important process called apoptosis. Now, researchers at the RIKEN Brain Science Institute have mapped out a sequence of events that are necessary for apoptosis ...
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Alcohol Poisoning In Russia: Dozens Die After Drinking Lotion Containing Toxic Methanol Dozens of people in Russia died after drinking lotion with toxic alcohol. Although the bottles have a warning stating that they are not intended for internal use, the contents were still consumed like alcohol.
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Male bumblebees leave home without looking back

EurekAlert! - 20 Dec 2016 07:00
(University of Exeter) Male bumblebees leave home and fly away without looking back, making no effort to remember the location of the nest, researchers at the University of Exeter have found.
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UR Medicine Heart Team Offers World's Smallest Pacemaker

Medical Design Technology - 20 Dec 2016 16:18
News The Micra Transcatheter Pacing System is the most advanced technology available for people with bradycardia, a condition characterized by a slow heart rhythm. Contributed Author: University of Rochester Medical Cent...
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(Ruhr-University Bochum) Capsaicin, an active ingredient of pungent substances such as chilli or pepper, inhibits the growth of breast cancer cells. This was reported by a team headed by the Bochum-based scent researcher...
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HIV prevention trials network launches HPTN 083

EurekAlert! - 20 Dec 2016 07:00
(FHI360) The HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN) has launched a new study, HPTN 083, to evaluate whether injectable cabotegravir (CAB) can safely protect men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women (TGW) who h...
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Ultra-Short Electron Beams Boost Bioimaging

Medical Design Technology - 20 Dec 2016 17:03
News The method reduces complex, light-induced biochemical reactions to just a handful of reaction coordinates. Contributed Author: UPI Topics: STEM
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(Technical University of Munich (TUM)) There is a strong suspicion that Helicobacter pylori is linked to the development of stomach cancer. Now an international team of researchers used neutrons to unveil the functionali...
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3-D Printing Gets a Heart to Help Improve Valve Replacement Procedures

Medical Design Technology - 20 Dec 2016 16:48
News Using highly detailed imaging from CT scans, mechanical engineers are using 3-D printers to make an exact model of an individual patient's heart valve. Contributed Author: Georgia Tech University Topics: Cardiovascu...
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Mimicking Biological Movements with Soft Robots

Medical Design Technology - 20 Dec 2016 21:21
News Designing a soft robot that can bend like a finger or knee may seem simple but the motion is actually incredibly complex. Contributed Author: Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Topics...
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Detection System Reads Biomolecules in Barcoded Microgels

Medical Design Technology - 20 Dec 2016 21:18
News A team of researchers set out to develop a simple, ultrasensitive fluorescence detection system of in-flow microRNAs that uses spectrally encoded microgels. Contributed Author: American Institute of Physics Topics: ...
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Building a Better Brain

Medical Design Technology - 20 Dec 2016 20:32
News Scientists at the Salk Institute have studied a 3D "mini-brain" grown from human stem cells. Contributed Author: Salk Institute Topics: Neurology
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News The bionic pancreas controls patients' blood sugar with both insulin and glucagon, a hormone that increases glucose levels. Contributed Author: Boston University Topics: Implantables
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Industry Brief Wearable medical devices that monitor, control, track, and treat patient conditions are increasingly replacing larger equipment. Contributed Author: PR Newswire Topics: Wearables
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Inventor Of Life-saving Heimlich Maneuver, Henry Heimlich, Dead At 96 Dr. Henry Heimlich, the inventor of life-saving procedure Heimlich maneuver died at the age of 96 on Dec. 17. Celebrities Cher, Simon Cowell and politicians Ronald Reagan and Ed Koch were saved using the technique.
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Researchers Uncover Potential Reason Why COPD Patients Lose Ability To Repair Lung Damage On Their Own COPD patients lose the ability to repair lung damage as their disease progresses. Researchers now know why and how this happens exactly, taking a step closer to developing new COPD treatment.
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Solution For Peripheral Vision Loss? Researchers Develop New Glasses With Prisms To Expand What Patients See Researchers are developing prism-based eyewear for people with peripheral vision loss. Patients that lost vision in their left or right half of the eye because of stroke or trauma may also benefit from the eyewear, noted...
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Black Lung Disease Resurgence: CDC Report Identifies Cases Of Progressive Massive Fibrosis In Kentucky The number of black lung disease cases could be 10 times more than estimated by federal regulators, noted recent reports. About 60 black lung cases were reported in miners from eastern Kentucky in a single radiology prac...
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Turning Off Fat Protein Improves Blood Sugar, Reduces Body Fat: Study Fatty liver disease and obesity typically coincide. Now, researchers have found that turning off a protein in liver and fat tissues can have a hand in improving blood sugar levels and reducing body fat.
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Drug Companies Poured 780 Million Painkiller Pills Into West Virginia West Virginia has shipped a giant number of painkillers inside the state, from 2007 to 2012. Prior to the investigation, which found these alarming numbers, nobody ever reported suspicious activities of the pharmacies th...
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