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Location American Medical News for 20 April 2017
(Wiley) Clinicians recently used 3-D printing to help treat a woman with a degenerative condition of the spinal column.
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News Yet, artificial intelligence (AI) technology advancements are allowing AI to predict this more accurately than doctors can ... Staff Author: Lexie Metzler Topics: Medical Diagnostics
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News The research found that a new method created by the IBM team achieved an accuracy score of 86 percent in classifying the severity of the disease ... Contributed Author: IBM Topics: Medical Diagnostics
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News The researchers therefore decided to advertise free ultrasounds by radio with the hope that the message would be taken more seriously ... Contributed Author: Lawson Health Research Institute Topics: Medical Diagnost...
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News Hydrogels are networks of cross-linked macromolecular chains that have a highly porous structure enabling them to become swollen with water ... Contributed Author: Phys.org Topics: STEM
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Italian Court Rules Mobile Phone Caused Tumor

Medical Design Technology - 20 Apr 2017 21:08
News A medical expert estimated the damage to Romeo at 23 percent of his bodily function, prompting the judge to make a compensation award of 500 euros ... Contributed Author: Phys.org Topics: Oncology
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News Retinitis pigmentosa is a hereditary retinal disease, causing blindness due to dead photoreceptor cells but with other retinal neurons being alive ... Contributed Author: Okayama University Topics: STEM
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Can Virtual Reality Help Us Prevent Falls in the Elderly and Others?

Medical Design Technology - 20 Apr 2017 17:49
News Young and healthy adults rely predominantly on the mechanical "sensors" in their feet and legs to give them an accurate sense of body position ... Contributed Author: University of North Carolina Health Care Topics:...
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News The Lifesys platform, built applying Lifetrack's SEPI principle of "Simple, Elegant, Powerful, yet Intuitive", features unique and patented RadNav technology ... Contributed Author: Lifetrack Medical Systems Topics:...
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NuVasive Launches New Spinal Trauma Portfolio

Medical Design Technology - 20 Apr 2017 16:40
News The system offers surgeons the ability to customize implant types and supports a multitude of techniques ... Contributed Author: NuVasive Topics: Orthopedics
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West Virginia Becomes 29th US State To OK Medical Marijuana West Virginia became the 29th state in the United States to legalize medical marijuana. The new law will allow doctors to prescribe cannabis for terminally ill and support 16 medical conditions including cancer and AIDS.
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Berkeley Finds Sweet Gains in Imposing Soda Tax: Other Anti-Soda, Anti-Sugar Measures In Action Apart from Berkeley, California, six other U.S. cities have imposed taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages in an attempt to curb soda consumption and reduce obesity and diabetes rates. In Europe, several countries have also ...
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Women More Sensitized Than Men to Metal Used in Joint Replacement

Medical Design Technology - 20 Apr 2017 14:40
News Women are more likely than men to test positive for metal sensitization ... Contributed Author: Wolters Kluwer Health Topics: Implantables
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Can Birth Control Pills Negatively Impact Women's Quality Of Life? Birth control pills consumed by women may negatively impact their quality of life. A new research highlighted the probable link between contraceptive pills and the general well-being of women.
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New Rat Lungworm Cases In Hawaii Linked To Contaminated Kava Drink Two of the six people who drank Kava drink in Keaau were confirmed infected by rat lungworm parasite. A slug was found at the bottom of the brew that was left in an uncovered bucket overnight.
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Running Is Socially Contagious: Posting About Exercise On Social Media Can Influence Friends When you run more, chances are high that your friends will run more, too. A new global study revealed that running is socially contagious and can influence your peers in a social network.
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(University of Surrey) Circadian rhythms may play a crucial role in the recovery of consciousness of patients with severe brain injuries, a study published in Neurology.
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JNeurosci: Highlights from the April 19 issue

EurekAlert! - 20 Apr 2017 06:00
(Society for Neuroscience) Check out these newsworthy studies from the April 19, 2017, issue of JNeurosci. Media interested in obtaining the full text of the studies should contact [email protected].
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(University of British Columbia) A drug created from a malaria protein stopped tumor growth of chemotherapy-resistant bladder cancer, offering hope for cancer patients not responding to standard treatments.
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(Spink Health) The European Society of Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (ESPGHAN) Annual Meeting is welcoming press to attend from 11th-13th May in Prague.The meeting attracts over 4,000 experts from...
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(Boston University) New research suggests that excess sugar -- especially the fructose in sugary drinks -- might damage your brain. Researchers at Boston University found that people who drink sugary beverages frequently...
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(Queensland University of Technology) Scientists and mungbean growers around the world now have access to an open-source website containing the latest genetic information on the qualities of 560 accessions of mungbean.
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