Archive: 14/10/2016

New formulation of ibuprofen may be superior for pain relief than the current version

Move over aspirin, a new formulation of ibuprofen might prove to be a "wonder drug." In a research report published online in The FASEB Journal, scientists used mice and rats to show that ibuprofen arginate may allow people ...

Oct 14, 2016

Early detection method hopes to prevent psychosis

Mental health researchers have made a promising breakthrough in the early detection of the risk of psychosis, with the eventual hope that patients could be given appropriate treatments earlier to prevent psychotic episodes ...

Oct 14, 2016

Cocoa compound linked to some cardiovascular biomarker improvements

To the tantalizing delight of chocolate lovers everywhere, a number of recent studies employing various methods have suggested that compounds in cocoa called flavanols could benefit cardiovascular health. Now a systematic ...

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Faster and better healing of infected wounds using negative pressure technique

Shorter wound healing time, fewer dressing changes and the opportunity for earlier discharge from the hospital. These are some of the benefits of negative pressure wound therapy to treat wound infections in connection with ...

Oct 14, 2016

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Chronobiology—internal clocks in synch

Ludwig II of Bavaria is a particularly striking example of how differently people's internal clocks can tick. Historical sources tell us that the monarch usually carried out his government business at night and slept during ...

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Scientists develop inflammation test that may predict cardiovascular disease

An assessment blending several measures of immune-cell responsiveness predicted cardiovascular problems in individuals who likely would have slipped under the radar.

Oct 14, 2016

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GPs need better training to help children affected by domestic violence

Although doctors and nurses are becoming more aware of patients experiencing domestic violence, the needs of children are often ignored, according to new research published today that reveals a lack of training about how ...

Oct 14, 2016

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Researchers find two distinct genetic subtypes in Crohn's disease patients

Crohn's disease, a common inflammatory disorder of the intestinal tract, can have devastating consequences for a patient's quality of life and is notoriously hard to treat successfully, in part because its course and severity ...

Oct 14, 2016

Coronary artery disease tests prompt patients toward healthier habits

UCLA researchers have found that undergoing a computer tomographic angiography was a better motivator to get people with suspected coronary artery disease to adopt healthier lifestyle practices than an exercise electrocardiography ...

Oct 14, 2016

Team questions safety, efficacy of selenium and colorectal cancer risk

A 12-year study led by a team of University of Arizona Cancer Center researchers is bringing into question the safety and efficacy of selenium, a popular nutritional supplement touted to combat and reduce the risk of colorectal ...

Oct 14, 2016

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Archive: 14/10/2016

New formulation of ibuprofen may be superior for pain relief than the current version

Early detection method hopes to prevent psychosis

Cocoa compound linked to some cardiovascular biomarker improvements

Faster and better healing of infected wounds using negative pressure technique

Chronobiology—internal clocks in synch

Scientists develop inflammation test that may predict cardiovascular disease

GPs need better training to help children affected by domestic violence

Researchers find two distinct genetic subtypes in Crohn's disease patients

Coronary artery disease tests prompt patients toward healthier habits

Team questions safety, efficacy of selenium and colorectal cancer risk

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