Archive: 11/10/2017

Madagascans battle to evade growing plague outbreak

The little footbridge near Justin Rakatoarivony's home is submerged in a murky green liquid the texture of sewage.

Oct 11, 2017

Phone calls work better to remind people about colon cancer screening

Live phone calls significantly outperform text messages and letters as a way to remind patients to complete and return at-home screening tests for colon cancer, according to new research in the Journal of General Internal ...

Oct 11, 2017

Allergy drug improves function in patients with chronic injury from multiple sclerosis

In a remarkably rapid translation of laboratory research findings into a treatment with the potential to benefit patients, UC San Francisco scientists have successfully completed a Phase II clinical trial showing that an ...

Oct 11, 2017

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Smokers with high psychological distress are smoking less and more are trying to quit

Cigarette smokers with high levels of psychological distress are often heavy smokers, and thus identified as a "hard core" group who are less willing or able to quit than other smokers. However, a study by UC San Francisco ...

Oct 11, 2017

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Multiple sclerosis risk in children spotted with MRI brain scans

By the time multiple sclerosis (MS) is diagnosed in children, it may be difficult to prevent the disabilities and relapses that come with the disease. In a new Yale School of Medicine study, researchers examined MRI brain ...

Oct 11, 2017

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Did the second plague pandemic reach Sub-Saharan Africa?

He has not found irrefutable evidence yet but is confident that it exists. For now, Gérard Chouin continues to amass what circumstantial evidence he can for his hypothesis.

Oct 11, 2017

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Simple biomechanical test could aid implant success

The quality of the tissue-implant interface is key to the success of implant integration. High-output benchtop screening can help developers in assessing the complex interplay between biomaterials and the body to better prepare ...

Oct 11, 2017

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Green tea extract delivers molecular punch to disrupt formation of neurotoxic species

Green tea is widely considered to be beneficial for the brain. The antioxidant and detoxifying properties of green tea extracts help fight catastrophic diseases such as Alzheimer's. However, scientists have never fully understood ...

Oct 11, 2017

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Medical male circumcision has health benefits for women, review finds

Expanding access to voluntary medical male circumcision in sub-Saharan Africa may help protect women against not only HIV but other sexually transmitted infections, a literature review published Monday in The Lancet Global ...

Oct 11, 2017

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How the built environment impacts healthy ageing

Streetscapes, cafes, buses and planes weren't necessarily designed to deal with the ageing population explosion, however older people can advocate change to their environment by voicing concerns.

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