FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoHeart Attacks Women more likely to have 'typical' heart attack symptoms than men | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org - www.eurekalert.org BHF-funded research also shows no difference in key heart attack symptoms between men and women, with both sexes needing to know the most common …
Associated Pressadded this to Health and Science · 1dCongo Congo to use second vaccine to fight EbolaAssociated PressKINSHASA, Congo (AP) — The head of Congo's Ebola response says another vaccine will be used to fight the outbreak that has killed more than 1,800 people in a year. Dr. Jean-Jaques Muyembe is the director
Christopher John Tedderadded this to Science · 4dMedical Research Groupthink Among Researchers Could Be Holding Back Innovationneatorama.com - Exuperist Researchers nowadays have greater chances to collaborate and share their studies with one another as modern technology and connected networks gives …
Seeking Alpha · 6dNovartis Novartis names new scientific chief at AveXis after Zolgensma data integrity issue reportedSeeking Alpha - Douglas W. House In a statement, Novartis (NVS -1.5%) unit AveXis announces that Global Head of Preclinical Safety for Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research …
Africanewsadded this to News · 5dEbola Ebola treatment breakthrough [The Morning Call]africanews.com - AfricaNews Scientists could be on their way to finding the cure of the deadly Ebola virus. This comes after two experimental drugs showed survival rates of as …
IKITOadded this to Healthy Living · 6dSwitzerland Major award for 2 Bernese medical projects | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org The American "Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs" (CDMRP) provide grants on behalf of the US Department of Defense (DoD) to support …
Medical Research Anna spends 22 hours a day in bed. But experts hope they're close to a curetheage.com.au - Melissa Cunningham At first, it was a newfound reaction to wine and coffee, but then came the endless and unexplained bouts of illness.
Newsmaxadded this to Newsmax · August 13Conservative View Countries With the Highest Life Expectancynewsmax.com - Zoe Papadakis How long you live could depend on where you stay. According to recent data by the World Health Organization, the global average life expectancy is 72 …
The Scottish Sunadded this to The Scottish Sun · August 13DNA Lack of sleep ‘increases your risk of heart disease and makes you fat’thescottishsun.co.uk - Sun Reporter A LACK of sleep could lead to heart disease, weight gain - and even change the way our DNA behaves, according to experts. Professor of Sleep Medicine, …
CNN · August 12Dentures A man's false teeth got stuck in his throat during a surgery. It was eight days before anyone noticed.CNN - By Rob Picheta, CNN(CNN) — A 72-year-old's false teeth got stuck in his throat during surgery and weren't discovered for eight days, doctors have said. The man was having surgery to remove a harmless lump in his abdominal
Janette Speyeradded this to Healthy Heart · August 13Dementia Taking heart-healthy actions at midlife linked to a lower risk of dementiaminnpost.com - Susan Perry People whose cardiovascular health is in good shape at age 50 are less likely to develop dementia later in life, according to British …
The Daily Beastadded this to Cheat Sheet · August 12Ebola Ebola Breakthrough: Two Experimental Treatments Cured 90 Percent of Patients in Democratic Republic of CongoThe Daily Beast - Shira Feder Two new experimental Ebola treatments have worked so well they will be offered to all patients in the Democratic Republic of Congo, scientists …
USA TODAYadded this to Top Stories · August 12Ebola Ebola could be curable, clinical trial in the Congo shows for the first timeUSA TODAY - Morgan HinesThe preliminary results of a clinical trial using drugs to treat Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been promising enough to stop the trial and prioritize their use instead. Monitors reviewed
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoWorld Health Organization Update on Ebola drug trial: two strong performers identifiedwho.int - World Health Organization: WHO The co-sponsors of the Ebola therapeutics trial in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have announced advances that will bring patients a …
Verywelladded this to Heart Disease · August 10Heart Disease What to Know About Coreg (Carvedilol)Verywell - By Brittany Ferri Coreg (carvedilol) is a medication commonly used to treat individuals with congestive heart failure and to lower the blood pressure of those with …
Jezebel · August 8Netflix Afflicted Subjects Are Suing Netflix For Portraying Their Illnesses as FakeJezebel - Lauren Evans Netflix is facing a lawsuit from seven people who appeared on the 2018 docuseries Afflicted, who say that the streaming service lured them with a …
Dallas, TX Man Whose Heart Stopped 44 Times Volunteers at Hospital That Saved His Lifenbcdfw.com - Seth Voorhees A Lewisville man whose incredible comeback from a heart attack that nearly killed him is now giving back – to the place that saved him. At Medical …
Tom Gibsonadded this to Politics, As Usual · August 7Political Cartoons PICTURES: Browse political cartoons for the week of Aug. 5mcall.com - By Rick Kintzel The Notre Dame-Green Pond football team met for their first day of practice for the 2019 season on Monday, Aug. 5. Boys basketball championship games …
Chimpanzees Web Exclusive: A Haven for Chimpanzees - CWU Crimson & Blackcwucrimsonandblack.com - Story By Chelsie Hadden | Written on Aug 06, 2019 CSNW, which opened in June of 2008, provides sanctuary for seven chimpanzees who were previously used for entertainment, as pets, and in biomedical …
Louisiana State University Law enforcement agencies undergo active-shooter training in former Alderwood Middle School gymnasium - My Edmonds Newsmyedmondsnews.com - David Walsh Last week, the gymnasium of the former Alderwood Middle School in Lynnwood was temporarily converted into a high-tech virtual reality training …
Obesity Heart disease, stroke-related deaths on rise due to obesityindiatoday.in - Indo-Asian News Service Heart disease and stroke mortality rates have almost stopped declining in many high-income countries and are even increasing in some countries, …
EcoWatch · August 3Allergies What’s the Scoop on Kids and Dirt? Get Enough to Help, but Not Enough to Hurt, a Doctor Advisesecowatch.com - The Conversation Whenever I am asked what I do for a living, the phrase "I'm an allergist" is almost immediately followed by "So, where are all of these allergies …
Citizen Science Mind the Gap: The Ethics Void Created by the Rise of Citizen Science in Health and Biomedical Researchtandfonline.com - www.tandfonline.com (2019). Mind the Gap: The Ethics Void Created by the Rise of Citizen Science in Health and Biomedical Research. The American Journal of Bioethics: …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoChina Climate of fearnature.com - www.nature.com Heavy-handed targeting of ethnic Chinese researchers, students and investors by US funding, intelligence and immigration agencies poses a threat to …
Ambitious Huskieadded this to Crazy World We Live In · August 2The Future Criticism of transhumanism - H+Pediahpluspedia.org This page looks at some common criticisms of transhumanism, and points out: Where these criticisms miss the mark • Where these criticisms have substance - …
Mamamiaadded this to You Beauty · August 1Eczema KAREN’S STORY: “I didn’t know eczema and food allergies were linked.”mamamia.com.au - jacquimccallum@mm.com.au If you’re in any parent groups on Facebook, you’ll know that the topic of eczema comes up a fair bit. It’s not surprising with one in five children …
IKITOadded this to Healthy Living · July 31Muscle Low muscle mass in arms and legs can heighten the mortality risk in older men and women | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org A study of individuals over 65 years old showed that all-cause mortality risk increased nearly 63-fold in women with low appendicular muscle mass. …
Chemical Engineering Freezing cells made safer thanks to new polymerphys.org - Alice Scott Cell freezing (cryopreservation)—which is essential in cell transfusions as well as basic biomedical research—can be dramatically improved using a …
Harvard Study reveals zebrafish make an unexpected decision when faced with conflicting opportunitiesharvard.edu - news.harvard.edu When facing a potential threat, zebrafish choose to continue mating rather than flee. This surprising response, different than that of some other …
IKITOadded this to Healthy Living · July 29Oklahoma City, OK OUHSC receives $18.7M grant for biomedical research, workforce development | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org OKLAHOMA CITY - The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center has received an $18.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to …
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