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Location American Medical News for 23 March 2018
(Salk Institute) Salk scientist celebrated for seminal contributions to cancer research.
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News Sébastien Février, researcher at XLIM (CNRS/Université de Limoges), and his team demonstrated that a bench-top, optical fibre-based laser source can be used to perform infrared spectromicroscopy.... Contributed A...
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Diagnosing Breast Cancer Using Red Light

Medical Design Technology - 23 Mar 2018 22:32
News Optical Mammography, or OM, which uses harmless red or infrared light, has been developed for use in conjunction with X-rays for diagnosis or monitoring in cases demanding repeated imaging.... Contributed Author: Op...
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New Innovations In Cell-Free Biotechnology

Medical Design Technology - 23 Mar 2018 22:28
News A Northwestern University-led team has developed a new way to manufacture proteins outside of a cell that could have important implications in therapeutics and biomaterials. The advance.... Contributed Author: Steph...
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When we hear the word "radiation," we tend to think of atomic bombs (like the ones that fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki), or environmental mishaps like the three-eyed fish living outside Springfield's nuclear power plant ...
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Man's Hand Lump Found After Dental Procedure Turns Out To Be Sign Of Serious Heart Infection A Vancouver man went into the emergency department with a strange hand lump and a recent history of flu-like symptoms. Could his condition be related to his recent dental procedure?
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Meat Cooked At High Temperature Can Lead To High Blood Pressure Researchers have found a link between blood pressure and the way meat is cooked. Their study shows that meat cooked at high temperature can pose risks to a person's health.
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SC Johnson Debunks Claims of Drugs Laced With Bug Sprays, Says They Are 'Inaccurate' SC Johnson vehemently denied reports that high concentrations of its household chemicals can lead to aggressive behaviors. Earlier, authorities reported cases of addicts behaving like "mad dogs" when police found that th...
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Experimental Weight Loss Treatment Involves Freezing 'Hunger' Nerves Can weight-loss be achieved by freezing the nerve responsible for telling the brain that the stomach is hungry? An experimental procedure proved that this unusual technique can be quite effective and safe.
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Possible Mumps Outbreak In Delaware After Dance Festival, Health Officials Warn Residents in Wilmington, Delaware, might have suffered from a possible mumps outbreak following a dance festival. State health officials are advising those who think they might have the virus to call their doctor as soon...
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Woman Dies After 'Bee Acupuncture' Treatment: How To Minimize Risks Of Alternative Therapies Almost half of Americans have tried at least one complementary or alternative therapy. A woman's death from her apitherapy reminds people to be careful when trying unconventional health care approaches.
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(JAMA Network) Obesity and severe obesity continued to grow among adults in the United States between 2007-2008 and 2015-2016 but there were no significant overall changes among youth.
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(American College of Physicians) The American College of Physicians (ACP) is encouraged that the spending bill passed by Congress meets many of our priorities for federal health care programs. The fiscal year 2018 spendi...
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(Newcastle University) Cancer patients in Europe can now receive a life-extending drug invented and developed by scientists at Newcastle University.
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(Drexel University) A new Drexel University study found that cities' lead decision-makers view how effective municipal policies are at reducing health disparities differently based on their social ideologies.
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(Tokyo Medical and Dental University) Prostate cancer frequently metastasizes and spreads to bone, causing severe pain, fractures, and other complications. The mechanisms that allow cancer cells to modify bone remodeling...
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(Lancaster University) The number of missed hospital outpatient appointments increases following the clock change on March 25 2018.Patients are 5% more likely to miss an appointment in the week after the clocks go forwar...
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(American College of Surgeons) The National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer establishes guidelines for a multidisciplinary team approach to help meet its proposed quality measures.
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(Springer) A preclinical study in rats has shown that there might be value in using a non-psychoactive and non-addictive ingredient of the Cannabis sativa plant to reduce the risk of relapse among recovering drug and alc...
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(American Geriatrics Society) Because there's currently no cure for dementia, it's important to know about risk factors that may lead to developing it. For example, researchers have learned that older adults with slower ...
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(Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center) An international team of researchers led by Lucio Miele, M.D., Ph.D., Professor and Chair of Genetics at LSU Health New Orleans School of Medicine, and Justin Stebbing,...
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(University of Bath) Due to the complicated nature of preparing injections, mistakes are made in around a third of doses. Although these are often minor errors, it is a statistic that University of Bath pharmacist Dr Mat...
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