Archive: 29/05/2018

First time guidance on treating red diaper syndrome in otherwise healthy breastfed infants

A case study and subsequent literature review has concluded that absent signs of clinical infection, breastfeeding should continue normally when mother and baby are diagnosed with Red Diaper Syndrome (pink-colored breast ...

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Researchers create advanced brain organoid to model strokes, screen drugs

Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM) scientists have developed a 3-D brain organoid that could have potential applications in drug discovery and disease modeling. This is the first engineered tissue equivalent ...

May 29, 2018

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WIC participation better among vulnerable, US citizen children whose mothers are eligible for DACA

Results of a study of nearly 2,000 U.S. citizen children and their mothers add to growing evidence of the multigenerational, beneficial effects of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) immigration policy on children ...

May 29, 2018

Portugal's parliament to vote on bills legalizing euthanasia

Portuguese lawmakers were holding a landmark debate Tuesday on whether to make Portugal one of only a handful of countries in the world allowing euthanasia and doctor-assisted suicide.

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E. coli infection induces delirium in aging rats

Activation of the immune system by an infection may temporarily disrupt formation of long-term memories in healthy, aging rats by reducing levels of a protein required for brain cells to make new connections, suggests new ...

May 29, 2018

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Virtual brain could aid surgical planning

Researchers have simulated neural activity based on the unique structural architecture of individual brain tumor patients using a platform called The Virtual Brain. The findings, reported in eNeuro, are a first step toward ...

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Surgical outcomes equivalent whether physician anesthesiologist assisted by nurse anesthetist or AA

Patients who undergo inpatient surgery experience no difference in death rates, hospital length of stay or costs between admission or discharge whether their physician anesthesiologist is assisted by a nurse anesthetist or ...

May 29, 2018

'Second brain' neurons keep colon moving

Millions of neurons in the gastrointestinal tract coordinate their activity to generate the muscle contractions that propel waste through the last leg of the digestive system, according to a study of isolated mouse colons ...

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Unlicenced Ebola meds could soon be used in DR Congo: WHO

The World Health Organization said Tuesday it was awaiting formal approval from the Democratic Republic of Congo to send in unlicenced Ebola medication to help rein in an outbreak of the deadly virus.

May 29, 2018

Early-life seizures prematurely wake up brain networks tied to autism

Early-life seizures prematurely switch on key synapses in the brain that may contribute to further neurodevelopmental delay in children with autism and other intellectual disabilities, suggests a new study from researchers ...

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Archive: 29/05/2018

First time guidance on treating red diaper syndrome in otherwise healthy breastfed infants

Researchers create advanced brain organoid to model strokes, screen drugs

WIC participation better among vulnerable, US citizen children whose mothers are eligible for DACA

Portugal's parliament to vote on bills legalizing euthanasia

E. coli infection induces delirium in aging rats

Virtual brain could aid surgical planning

Surgical outcomes equivalent whether physician anesthesiologist assisted by nurse anesthetist or AA

'Second brain' neurons keep colon moving

Unlicenced Ebola meds could soon be used in DR Congo: WHO

Early-life seizures prematurely wake up brain networks tied to autism

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