Archive: 24/09/2014

Diabetes researchers urge for new screening and management approach

Doctors at three leading research institutions and the American Diabetes Association report that treating patients with prediabetes as if they had diabetes could help prevent or delay the most severe complications associated ...

Sep 24, 2014

Women and children bear brunt of domestic violence, Stanford scholar says

Domestic violence kills far more people than civil wars worldwide, new research by a Stanford faculty member has found.

Sep 24, 2014

Potential new drug for childhood leukaemia

Nearly 40% of children with leukaemia whose disease returns after treatment could benefit from a drug designed to treat colon, skin and lung cancer.

Sep 24, 2014

Imaging studies open a window on how effective antibodies are formed

Sometimes, in order to understand what's happening in the immune system, you just have to watch it. By imaging the immune response, researchers have observed how two types of immune cells, T and B cells, interact with one ...

Sep 24, 2014

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Protein Mfn2 may increase the currently short therapeutic window in stroke

A new study published in the prestigious publication The EMBO Journal shows that the mitochondrial protein Mfn2 may be a future therapeutic target for neuronal death reduction in the late phases of an ischemic stroke. The ...

Sep 24, 2014

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Researchers find clues to superbug evolution

Imagine going to the hospital with one disease and coming home with something much worse, or not coming home at all. With the emergence and spread of antibiotic-resistance pathogens, healthcare-associated infections have ...

Sep 24, 2014

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New EEG electrode set for fast and easy measurement of brain function abnormalities

A new, easy-to-use EEG electrode set for the measurement of the electrical activity of the brain was developed in a recent study completed at the University of Eastern Finland. The solutions developed in the PhD study of ...

Sep 24, 2014

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Anti-addiction groups call for new FDA chief

Anti-addiction activists are calling for the Food and Drug Administration's top official to step down, saying the agency's policies have contributed to a national epidemic of prescription painkiller abuse.

Sep 24, 2014

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Archive: 24/09/2014

Diabetes researchers urge for new screening and management approach

Women and children bear brunt of domestic violence, Stanford scholar says

Potential new drug for childhood leukaemia

Imaging studies open a window on how effective antibodies are formed

Protein Mfn2 may increase the currently short therapeutic window in stroke

Researchers find clues to superbug evolution

New EEG electrode set for fast and easy measurement of brain function abnormalities

Anti-addiction groups call for new FDA chief

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