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Location American Medical News for 8 February 2017
(Wiley) In a study of hip fracture patients, men displayed greater levels of cognitive impairment within the first 22 days of fracture than women, and cognitive limitations increased the risk of dying within six months i...
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Male Contraceptive Gel Could Be Vasectomy Alternative For Men: What Are Its Potential Side Effects? The male contraceptive gel Vasalgel could be a better alternative to vasectomy, condom, and withdrawal method. What are the possible side effects and problems that may arise due to use of this birth control method?
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Zero-Drift, Zero-Crossover Operational Amplifier

Medical Design Technology - 8 Feb 2017 17:58
Product Announcement The design of the OPA388 produces an industry-leading combination of ultra-high input linearity and precision ... Contributed Author: Texas Instruments Topics: STEM
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News Each reaction contained only 20 picoliters--a scale that is hard to picture: one drop of rain contains hundreds of thousands of picoliters ... Contributed Author: University of California- San Diego Topics: Medical ...
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Overcoming Hurdles In CRISPR Gene Editing To Improve Treatment

Medical Design Technology - 8 Feb 2017 17:25
News More and more scientists are using the powerful new gene-editing tool known as CRISPR/Cas9, a technology isolated from bacteria, that holds promise for new treatment of such genetic diseases as cystic... Contributed...
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Intense Stair Climbing Can Improve Your Fitness: Study Couch potatoes now have no excuse to forego exercise. A new study suggests brief but intense stair climbing, which can be done anywhere, is just as good for the heart as structured physical activities.
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News Each year, about 1.38 million women worldwide are diagnosed with breast cancer. Advances in diagnosis and treatment have facilitated a 90-percent, five-year survival rate, among those treated. However, with... Contr...
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Poor Thigh Muscle Strength May Increase Risks Of Knee Osteoarthritis In Women Women are likelier to develop osteoarthritis in their knees if they have poor strength in their thigh muscles, say researchers. According to their study, however, the same cannot be said for men.
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New Stem Cell Technique Shows Promise For Bone Repair

Medical Design Technology - 8 Feb 2017 16:13
News A recent study, affiliated with UNIST has developed a new method of repairing injured bone using stem cells from human bone marrow and a carbon material with photocatalytic properties, which could lead to... Contrib...
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Online Groups Offer Support For People Who Want To Lose Weight New research pointed out that online forums dedicated to people trying to lose weight offer support to their members. Among the forum posts, the most successful are the confessions.
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Flu Cases In Children Still On The Rise, Doctors Warn Pediatric flu death is considered a key marker of a harsh flu season. Thus experts are closely watching flu cases in children in the current flu season, which is fast turning into a harsh one.
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Could drugs replace gastric bypass surgery?

EurekAlert! - 8 Feb 2017 07:00
(Wiley) Gastric bypass surgery is one of the most successful treatments for obesity and related disorders; however, some patients may not want to undergo surgery. In an attempt to reduce nutrient absorption and replicate...
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(Springer) Clint Alfaro is the winner of this year's ABC Best Paper Award, presented by the Springer journal Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry. In a paper published in ABC, first author Alfaro and his colleagues des...
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(Mary Ann Liebert, Inc./Genetic Engineering News) Parents of elementary school children who received body mass index (BMI) screening results together with educational material were significantly more likely to express th...
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(Case Western Reserve University) A Case Western Reserve University researcher found and recorded the Cuatro CiƩnegas cichlid, a rare fish by the scientific name of Herichthys minckleyi, using a stealth mating strategy ...
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(Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health) Out of all age groups, children are still most likely to live in poverty. Latest data show that while 30 percent of adults have low incomes, more than 40 percent of...
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'Who needs a flu shot? -- not me'

EurekAlert! - 8 Feb 2017 07:00
(Drexel University) What impact do public health messages actually have on us? Are we going to race out and get our flu shot? According to a Drexel University communication researcher, probably not. And it's not because ...
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(University of Missouri-Columbia) A study at the University of Missouri School of Medicine found that nearly one-quarter of caregivers were moderately or severely depressed and nearly one-third had moderate or severe anx...
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(Wiley) Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the leading cause of death in patients with cirrhosis. A new analysis indicates that following screening guidelines for HCC in cirrhotic patients is lifesaving and cost-effective...
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(Taylor & Francis Group) Thailand has become the first Asian country to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV, thanks to a pragmatic multi-sector response backed by strong political commitment and heavy governmen...
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(Mary Ann Liebert, Inc./Genetic Engineering News) A new study examined how brain functional connectivity patterns change over the continuum from wakefulness to being in an anesthesia-induced state of unconsciousness. The...
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(Kobe University) An international research team has discovered that the IFT20 protein helps some cancer cells to invade by facilitating the transportation of membranes and proteins within parts of the cell.
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