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Location American Medical News for 19 February 2018
These Wearable Throat Sensors That Stick On Like Band-Aids Help Stroke Patients Recover Researchers just proved that monitoring a person's health after a stroke is as easy as sticking a pair of throat sensors on one's neck. Best of all, they might hit widespread use by the next year or so.
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10 Ways Space Changes the Body

Discover - 19 Feb 2018 20:18
Scott and Mark Kelly are identical twin brothers. Though that alone does not make them unique, what does is the fact that they are also both astronauts. In order to take advantage of the Kellys' unique situation, NASA sc...
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Cleaning Products As Damaging To Lungs As 20 Cigarettes Per Day: Safety Tips To Protect Your Health Working with cleaning products can have the same damaging effects to the lungs as smoking a pack of cigarette per day. What are some safer options for people who clean their homes?
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(JAMA Network) Contemporary population estimates suggest that like cigarette-only smokers, current cigar-only and pipe-only smokers have a higher risk of dying from cancers known to be caused by tobacco, and cigarette an...
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(University of Exeter) New research shows that the loss of biodiversity can increase the risk of 'extinction cascades', where an initial species loss leads to a domino effect of further extinctions.
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(University of British Columbia) An experimental treatment that sends electrical currents through the spinal cord has improved 'invisible' yet debilitating side effects for a Canadian man with a spinal cord injury.
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Fifteen new genes identified that shape our face

EurekAlert! - 19 Feb 2018 07:00
(KU Leuven) Researchers from KU Leuven (Belgium) and the universities of Pittsburgh, Stanford, and Penn State (US) have identified fifteen genes that determine our facial features. The findings were published in Nature G...
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(BMJ) The television drama, Grey's Anatomy, may be giving viewers a false impression of the realities of trauma care, including the speed at which patients recover after sustaining serious injuries, finds research publis...
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Insulin goes viral

EurekAlert! - 19 Feb 2018 07:00
(Joslin Diabetes Center) Scientists at Joslin Diabetes Center have identified four viruses that can produce insulin-like hormones that are active on human cells. The discovery brings new possibilities for revealing biolo...
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(Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan) Without a doctor or dentist's guidance, some parents don't follow national recommendations for early dental care for their children, a new national poll finds.
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(St. Michael's Hospital) A new study published today found that a newly discovered gene helps grow blood vessels when it senses inadequate blood flow to tissues.
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(Burness) Aeras, a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing vaccines against tuberculosis (TB), today announced results from an innovative clinical trial that provides encouraging new evidence that TB vaccines coul...
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Type 1 diabetes trial reaches full enrollment

EurekAlert! - 19 Feb 2018 07:00
(Sanford Health/Sanford Research) A clinical trial studying type 1 diabetes has reached full enrollment. The Sanford Project: T-Rex Study, a Phase 2 clinical trial conducted collaboratively by Sanford Health and Caladriu...
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(BMJ) The 2016 junior doctors strikes in England had a 'significant' impact on the provision of healthcare, with thousands of appointments cancelled, and significantly fewer admissions and A&E attendances than expected, ...
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'Brain on a chip' reveals how the brain folds

EurekAlert! - 19 Feb 2018 07:00
(Weizmann Institute of Science) Our brains are already wrinkled like walnuts by the time we are born. Babies born without these wrinkles - smooth brain syndrome - suffer from severe developmental deficiencies and their l...
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(Biophysical Society) Bacteria can produce enzymes that make them resistant to antibiotics; one example is the TEM beta-lactamase enzyme, which enables bacteria to develop a resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics, such as...
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