Archive: 24/11/2015

Microneedle, sublative fractional radiofrequency aids acne scars

(HealthDay)—Combined microneedle fractional radiofrequency and sublative fractional radiofrequency is safe and efficacious for acne scars in Asian skin, according to a study published online Nov. 18 in the Journal of Cosmetic ...

Nov 24, 2015

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Confusion surrounding osteoarthritis in primary care

(HealthDay)—There is confusion between patients and doctors about osteoarthritis (OA) and its context within multimorbidity, according to a study published in the November/December issue of the Annals of Family Medicine.

Nov 24, 2015

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More cervical cancers caught early among young women since Obamacare

(HealthDay)—More cervical cancers have been caught early among young U.S. women since a key provision of the Affordable Care Act went into effect, a new study finds.

Nov 24, 2015

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A heavy metal balancing act: Studying copper to help cells battle bacterial invaders

Copper is an essential micronutrient that all organisms need to maintain healthy metabolism. But unless it is bound to proteins, copper is also toxic to cells. With a $1.3 million award from the National Institutes of Health ...

Nov 24, 2015

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Gut microbes signal to the brain when they are full

Don't have room for dessert? The bacteria in your gut may be telling you something. Twenty minutes after a meal, gut microbes produce proteins that can suppress food intake in animals, reports a study published November 24 ...

Nov 24, 2015

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FDA aims to publish Essure safety review in February

Federal health officials aim to release their findings on a much-debated contraceptive implant by the end of February.

Nov 24, 2015

Immune-disorder treatment in mice holds potential for multiple sclerosis patients

A University of Florida Health researcher has found a simple, rapid way to treat an immune-related disorder in mice, an approach that could eventually help multiple sclerosis patients after further research.

Nov 24, 2015

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Investigational drug may prevent life-threatening muscle loss in advanced cancers

New data describes how an experimental drug can stop life-threatening muscle wasting (cachexia) associated with advanced cancers and restore muscle health. The experimental agent, known as AR-42 while in testing, was developed ...

Nov 24, 2015

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Consumers' response to food safety risks are altered due to prior commitment and preference

With the globalization of our food supply, food safety issues are a major concern for both public health and for the food industry. Media and industry warn consumers of major recalls and problems with food items, but do consumers ...

Nov 24, 2015

Cataract surgery lessens patients' dizziness

Older people with visual impairment can report feeling dizzy and falling. A new study found that after routine cataract surgery, the improved vision led to patients experiencing significantly less dizziness, although they ...

Nov 24, 2015

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Archive: 24/11/2015

Microneedle, sublative fractional radiofrequency aids acne scars

Confusion surrounding osteoarthritis in primary care

More cervical cancers caught early among young women since Obamacare

A heavy metal balancing act: Studying copper to help cells battle bacterial invaders

Gut microbes signal to the brain when they are full

FDA aims to publish Essure safety review in February

Immune-disorder treatment in mice holds potential for multiple sclerosis patients

Investigational drug may prevent life-threatening muscle loss in advanced cancers

Consumers' response to food safety risks are altered due to prior commitment and preference

Cataract surgery lessens patients' dizziness

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