Archive: 19/08/2016

First 3-D map of cell-building protein linked to cancer

Walter and Eliza Hall Institute researchers have revealed for the first time the three-dimensional molecular 'map' of a protein that has been pinpointed as a driver of many types of cancers.

Aug 19, 2016

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Diabetes linked to increased CVD, cancer, other mortality

(HealthDay)—Diabetes is associated with increased mortality from cardiovascular disease, cancer, and noncardiovascular noncancer causes, according to a study published online Aug. 4 in Diabetes Care.

Aug 19, 2016

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Legal issues impact delivery of telehealth

(HealthDay)—Telehealth technologies can allow delivery of high-quality care at a lower cost, especially in underserved areas, but there is currently no uniform legal approach to telehealth, hampering its provision, according ...

Aug 19, 2016

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Full med adherence reduces costs for patients with CVD

(HealthDay)—Full adherence to guideline-recommended therapies is associated with a reduced rate of major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE) and cost savings, according to a study published in the Aug. 23 issue of the ...

Aug 19, 2016

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Chinese researchers reveal redox sensor protein role in pathogenic mycobacteria

As one of the most successful intracellular pathogens, Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) causes 8 million cases of tuberculosis and 1.3 million deaths worldwide annually. During the course of infection, Mtb is exposed to diverse ...

Aug 19, 2016

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Study shows swimming is an effective part of the treatment for fibromyalgia

A study performed by researchers at the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP) shows swimming is as effective as walking to relieve pain and improve quality of life for patients with fibromyalgia.

Aug 19, 2016

Researchers innovate brain preservation technique

By figuring out how to preserve specimens in the remote locations in which they are found - locations almost completely opposite those of a controlled laboratory or 21st century urban area - researchers from The University ...

Aug 19, 2016

'Business diet' a bad deal for the heart

(HealthDay)—The typical "social business diet"—heavy on red meats, sweet drinks, processed snacks and booze—takes a toll on the heart, a new study finds.

Aug 19, 2016

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From pollution to caffeine intake - Imperial researcher reveals dementia risks

Dementia strikes one in 14 people in the UK over 65, and 47 million people worldwide. Yet scientists are still urgently trying to find why the disease affects some but not others.

Aug 19, 2016

Maternal language shapes infants' cry melodies

The very first cry of neonates is marked by their maternal language. This seems to be especially apparent in tonal languages, where pitch and pitch fluctuation determine the meaning of words. Chinese and German scientists ...

Aug 19, 2016

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Archive: 19/08/2016

First 3-D map of cell-building protein linked to cancer

Diabetes linked to increased CVD, cancer, other mortality

Legal issues impact delivery of telehealth

Full med adherence reduces costs for patients with CVD

Chinese researchers reveal redox sensor protein role in pathogenic mycobacteria

Study shows swimming is an effective part of the treatment for fibromyalgia

Researchers innovate brain preservation technique

'Business diet' a bad deal for the heart

From pollution to caffeine intake - Imperial researcher reveals dementia risks

Maternal language shapes infants' cry melodies

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