Archive: 01/03/2016

Nerve ultrasound allows the exact diagnosis and therapy of injuries to the nerves

Nerve ultrasound has rapidly developed into becoming a more precise and easily applied diagnosis tool. People suffering from injuries of peripheral nerves and require reconstructive plastic surgery often have a long history ...

Mar 1, 2016

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Making sense of a miscarriage

"Don't worry, pregnancy isn't an illness," said my midwife, smiling affectionately as I worried about my lack of morning sickness. She must have been well acquainted with the limbo of early pregnancy, the constant fluttering ...

Mar 1, 2016

Multifunctional fibers to help repair nerve damage or deliver treatment for mental, neurological disorders

Polina Anikeeva hopes to one day be able to regenerate the spinal cord to restore movement for paralyzed people or possibly bypass the spinal cord altogether with a device that mimics its function.

Mar 1, 2016

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New study finds hydration levels affect cardiovascular health

Mild dehydration can impair vascular function nearly as much as smoking a cigarette, according to a new study in the European Journal of Nutrition.

Mar 1, 2016

Persuading picky eaters toward better choices

Research has found pre-school children whose parents considered them to be 'picky eaters' ate less dietary fibre, and were 30 per cent more likely to be constipated than those who were 'never choosy'. The research, conducted ...

Mar 1, 2016

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What is dopamine's role in alcoholism? It's complicated, say researchers

A very large percentage of the health burden in developed countries is caused by alcohol abuse. There is a large population vulnerable to alcohol dependency, which has a high rate of relapse during periods of abstinence, ...

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Bristol scientists to study potential new way of treating diabetes

Scientists at the University of Bristol are to investigate a potential new way of treating diabetes, following funding from the British Heart Foundation (BHF).

Mar 1, 2016

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Adding immunotherapy to RFA may benefit colorectal cancer patients with liver metastasis

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA), a procedure to treat liver metastases in patients with colorectal cancer, was found to induce antitumor immune responses in human samples of primary colon tumor, and mice treated with a combination ...

Mar 1, 2016

Lab researchers hunt for clues in transmission of deadly Middle Eastern respiratory virus

Lawrence Livermore Lab researchers have used new genetic sequencing technology and bioinformatics analysis to define how a novel and deadly respiratory virus changes when it passes from one host to another.

Mar 1, 2016

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Electrical therapy offers promise for stroke patients

Patients experiencing communication problems after having a stroke could see long-term benefits from low-current electrical stimulation therapy, according to an international study led by The University of Queensland.

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Archive: 01/03/2016

Nerve ultrasound allows the exact diagnosis and therapy of injuries to the nerves

Making sense of a miscarriage

Multifunctional fibers to help repair nerve damage or deliver treatment for mental, neurological disorders

New study finds hydration levels affect cardiovascular health

Persuading picky eaters toward better choices

What is dopamine's role in alcoholism? It's complicated, say researchers

Bristol scientists to study potential new way of treating diabetes

Adding immunotherapy to RFA may benefit colorectal cancer patients with liver metastasis

Lab researchers hunt for clues in transmission of deadly Middle Eastern respiratory virus

Electrical therapy offers promise for stroke patients

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