Archive: 14/01/2015

Dead US soldier did not have Ebola: military

A US soldier found dead at his home in Texas after returning from duty in West Africa was not carrying the Ebola virus, the US military said Wednesday.

Jan 14, 2015

Online training to help stop violence against children and young people

A ground-breaking set of online training tools will help teachers, youth workers and health professionals across Europe identify and challenge controlling and abusive behaviour against young people.

Jan 14, 2015

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The doctor is in your mobile device

It was 11:45 a.m. and Dr. Christopher Bailey's laptop was chirping, indicating a patient was on the line.

Jan 14, 2015

Opinion: Will legal marijuana lead to more addicts?

At present, cannabis is fully legalized in Colorado and Washington and will soon be fully legalized in Oregon and Alaska. Additionally, medical cannabis is legal in 23 states. The writing is on the wall that more and more ...

Jan 14, 2015

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Total milk intake dropped by nearly half when chocolate milk removed from School program

Researchers from the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan measured milk consumption (plain milk and flavoured milk) by children in a sample of Saskatoon elementary schools. This is the first study ...

Jan 14, 2015

Neck artery stents may not be worthwhile in 'real world' setting

(HealthDay)—Placing stents in the neck arteries, to prop them open and help prevent strokes, may be too risky for older, sicker patients, a new study suggests.

Jan 14, 2015

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You are what you 'like', according to new Facebook personality test

Pretty much all of us work with computers these days. The problem with computers is that while they can complete complex calculations and recall distant details, they're terrible at sensing how you're feeling. And that can ...

Jan 14, 2015

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Long duration weightlessness in space induces a blood shift

In a study published today in The Journal of Physiology, researchers found that in space, the shift of blood and fluid from the lower to the upper body caused by weightlessness is much higher and the blood pressure much lower ...

Jan 14, 2015

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Study links biomarkers to long-term kidney damage and death in critically ill

High levels of two novel urinary biomarkers early in critical illness are associated with adverse long-term outcomes in patients with acute kidney injury (AKI), according to an international, multi-center study led by University ...

Jan 14, 2015

Teens abusing prescription pills are a growing concern

Parents and physicians still aren't doing enough to address the rise of "pharming," or recreational use and abuse of prescription drugs, among teenagers, according to public health researchers at Drexel University.

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Archive: 14/01/2015

Dead US soldier did not have Ebola: military

Online training to help stop violence against children and young people

The doctor is in your mobile device

Opinion: Will legal marijuana lead to more addicts?

Total milk intake dropped by nearly half when chocolate milk removed from School program

Neck artery stents may not be worthwhile in 'real world' setting

You are what you 'like', according to new Facebook personality test

Long duration weightlessness in space induces a blood shift

Study links biomarkers to long-term kidney damage and death in critically ill

Teens abusing prescription pills are a growing concern

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