Archive: 24/01/2018

How patient stories can improve intensive care

"Fighting to stay alive, I did the only thing I could do. I prayed. I couldn't bear to leave my baby motherless. I opened my eyes one last time to tell my husband I would be OK, and then lost consciousness, not to wake up ...

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Monitoring fetal movements helps detect musculoskeletal malformations

A team of researchers with Imperial College London and Great Ormond Street Hospital, both in the U.K., has found that monitoring fetal movements in pregnant women can help in detecting fetal musculoskeletal malformations. ...

Jan 24, 2018 report

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Packaged products may contain more than the label states, including allergens

Our new study has found packaged foods can contain allergens even when there is no listed ingredient or even warning on the label (such as "may contain traces of nuts").

Jan 24, 2018

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Infants recognize foreign languages as a form of communication

Infants recognize that speech in a language not their own is used for communication, finds a new psychology study. The results, which appear in the journal Cognition, offer new insights into how language is processed at a ...

Jan 24, 2018

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Unexpected helpers in wound healing

Nerve cells in the skin help wounds to heal. When an injury occurs, cells known as glial cells change into repair cells and disseminate into the wound, where they help the skin to regenerate, researchers from the University ...

Jan 24, 2018

Get a grip—the twist in the wrist that can ruin tennis careers

Wrist injuries have forced many high-performance tennis players to miss recent major tournaments. Both the Rio Olympic medallist Kei Nishikori and two-time grand slam champion Svetlana Kuznetsova are missing the 2018 Australian ...

Jan 24, 2018

Researchers discover new way to monitor leukaemia

Researchers at The University of Western Australia have invented a new, highly sensitive way of monitoring leukaemia cells in the blood. The research, published in the journal Methods, describes the new technique that can ...

Jan 24, 2018

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Reduced dental anxiety among children with internet-based CBT

Researchers at Karolinska Institutet have developed an accessible therapy for children and adolescents suffering from dental phobia. The study, published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, shows that guided internet-based ...

Jan 24, 2018

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CPR, not 'scoop and run,' should be priority with cardiac arrest patients

A change in protocol for treating out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients in Western New York has yielded striking results: twice as many patients now survive.

Jan 24, 2018

Immunologist heralds the dawn of a new health revolution

A brave new world of immune system therapies – harnessing the body's own defences – could help treat all kinds of different illnesses, according to one of the UK's leading immunologists.

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Archive: 24/01/2018

How patient stories can improve intensive care

Monitoring fetal movements helps detect musculoskeletal malformations

Packaged products may contain more than the label states, including allergens

Infants recognize foreign languages as a form of communication

Unexpected helpers in wound healing

Get a grip—the twist in the wrist that can ruin tennis careers

Researchers discover new way to monitor leukaemia

Reduced dental anxiety among children with internet-based CBT

CPR, not 'scoop and run,' should be priority with cardiac arrest patients

Immunologist heralds the dawn of a new health revolution

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