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News One major reason is that this software is only really usable by experts in the research world, not clinicians ... Contributed Author: Matthew Leming, The Conversation Topics: Medical Diagnostics

News The primary agents for producing light areas contain gadolinium ... Contributed Author: David L. Chandler, MIT News Office Topics: Medical Diagnostics

News The SageHLS platform will be on display at the Advances in Genome Biology and Technology (AGBT) meeting in Hollywood, Fla., this week ... Contributed Author: Business Wire Topics: Medical Diagnostics

Product Announcement Polytron Devices has launched two new series of universal input AC-DC power supplies for use in medical applications ... Topics: STEM

News Putnam Plastics Corporation has expanded their capabilities to include laser machining and short pulse and ultrashort pulse laser technologies ... Contributed Author: Putnam Plastics Topics: STEM

A recent study states that a Mediterranean diet rich in virgin olive oil is beneficial for one's health as it increases the functionality of High Density Lipoproteins or HDL. The study has been published in the journal '...

A new study shows that scalp cooling caps can help breast cancer patients retain their hair during chemotherapy. The DigniCap cooling cap has received FDA approval and is now available in the U.S.

News With lengths of just a few picoseconds, these pulses are ideally suited to spectroscopic applications ... Contributed Author: Vienna University of Technology Topics: STEM

The American College of Physicians rolled out new recommendations for treating back pain. It shifted to advising non-drug options such as mindfulness meditation and yoga for back pain before resorting to prescription or ...

News This group includes both highly accomplished senior professors as well as up-and-coming young faculty ... Contributed Author: Business Wire Topics: STEM

News Although scalp cooling devices have been used to prevent alopecia, efficacy has not been assessed in a randomized clinical trial ... Contributed Author: The JAMA Network Journals Topics: Oncology

News Unnecessary shocks can occur if there is a problem with the defibrillator system itself -- for example, if a wire breaks ... Contributed Author: Stanford University Topics: Cardiovascular

News Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers have now developed a portable technology that can rapidly prepare the RNA of many cells ... Contributed Author: Anne Trafton, Phys.org Topics: STEM

Removing your ovaries through hysterectomy may not be a good idea. A new study from the University of Warwick in England linked this common surgical procedure to heart disease, cancer, and untimely death in women.

Humana is all set to quit Obamacare by 2018. Several other investors are expected to go with the same flow as Humana and wait for President Trump's all new replacement of the ACA.

Louisville recently reported 52 drug cases in 32 hours, throwing the state in frenzy. The overdoses were caused due to consumption of heroin and synthetic opioid fentanyl.

A new American Heart Association report estimates that 45 percent of the U.S. population will have some form of health problem linked to heart disease by 2035. Costs associated with cardiovascular conditions would also r...

Blame your genes for severe hair fall issues. Researchers have come up with results, potentially showing that genetic variations may lead to acute hair fall trouble.

Not anti-aging creams, but eating less may be the key to living better and could decelerate the aging process. A new study reveals that less calorie intake may potentially slow down aging.

(American Chemical Society) Depression is associated with sadness, fatigue and a lack of motivation. But people with depression can also have trouble processing information and solving problems. Now scientists studying a...

(University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center) A new investigational delivery method for localized vaginal estrogen therapy received high rates of patient satisfaction among post-menopausal women, according to post-tria...

(Aarhus University) Together with Arla Foods, Aarhus University has examined several aspects of concentrating the milk at the farm. In terms of quality there is nothing wrong with moving the process to the individual far...