Archive: 24/07/2014

GSK asks European regulator to OK malaria shot

(AP)—Pharma giant GSK said Thursday it is submitting its malaria vaccine for regulatory approval to the European Medicines Agency.

Jul 24, 2014

Australia's ageing population poses budget risks

Australia's public and private economy-wide deficit could blow out to more than $400 billion by 2050 due to the nation's ageing population, a new Australian National University report has found.

Jul 24, 2014

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Experts to combat the potential 'health catastrophe' of deadly tuberculosis among people with diabetes

New research aims to estimate the benefits of different ways to carry out screening both patients with tuberculosis (TB) for diabetes and the other way around in parts of the world where both diseases are common.

Jul 24, 2014

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New methods of detecting Salmonella in pork meat processing

Infections caused by foodborne microorganisms are an increasing public health burden. In a PhD project at the National Food Institute, Technical University of Denmark, new methods of characterising and dectecting foodborne ...

Jul 24, 2014

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Showers may be linked to Crohn's disease say researchers

Humans may be exposed to bacteria linked with Crohn's disease through fine spray from showers and rivers according to research led by Lancaster University.

Jul 24, 2014

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Are the motivations of a 5km runner defined by individual ability?

5.2 million US citizens participated in 5km races in 2011 and 12,500 5km events were held in the US during the same time period. New research in the Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events aims to find ...

Jul 24, 2014

Does cycling advocacy in Australia represent a minority movement or much more?

Write or say anything publicly that is remotely critical of cyclist behaviour in Australia, and you will incur the wrath of a growing body of active and media savvy cycling advocacy groups.

Jul 24, 2014

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New research findings may lead to better treatment plans for HIV patients coinfected with hepatitis C

Using a combination antiretroviral therapy to treat HIV patients coinfected with the hepatitis C virus (HCV) not only effectively treats HIV, but also results in reduced HCV replication, according to a multi-center study ...

Jul 24, 2014

Researcher shows how stress hormones promote brain's building of negative memories

When a person experiences a devastating loss or tragic event, why does every detail seem burned into memory whereas a host of positive experiences simply fade away?

Jul 24, 2014

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Barriers preventing post-stroke care

For stroke victims, rehabilitation is crucial to their recovery. But a Flinders University study conducted in Singapore found that rehabilitation rates following discharge from hospital are poor because of gaps in the continuum ...

Jul 24, 2014

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Archive: 24/07/2014

GSK asks European regulator to OK malaria shot

Australia's ageing population poses budget risks

Experts to combat the potential 'health catastrophe' of deadly tuberculosis among people with diabetes

New methods of detecting Salmonella in pork meat processing

Showers may be linked to Crohn's disease say researchers

Are the motivations of a 5km runner defined by individual ability?

Does cycling advocacy in Australia represent a minority movement or much more?

New research findings may lead to better treatment plans for HIV patients coinfected with hepatitis C

Researcher shows how stress hormones promote brain's building of negative memories

Barriers preventing post-stroke care

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