Health & Medicine
More deaths from surgery closer to the weekend
29 May 2013
Long-term ADHD treatment increases brain dopamine transporter levels, may affect drug efficacy
28 May 2013
Vigorous athletic activity is safe with implanted arrhythmia devices
By By Helen Dodson | 28 May 2013
Hazardous salt levels in processed foods show voluntary reduction has failed
By By Marla Paul | 25 May 2013
Hospitals gain as patients in ICU develop infections: study
24 May 2013
Johns Hopkins researchers report that hospitals earn nearly nine times more from treating ICU patients who develop avoidable infections from contaminated tubes or central lines during hospitalisation, than from treating similar infection-free patients
Cause of genetic disease discovered
23 May 2013
In silico medicine ushers new research, treatment
22 May 2013
Treatments and clinical trials currently taking place in vitro – in a test tube – and in vivo – in a living organism – are now beginning to take place in silico, meaning through sophisticated computer simulation, built from our personal human data
Fish oil may stall effects of junk food on brain
20 May 2013
Putting the brakes on Parkinson's
18 May 2013
Yale Cancer Center carves new path in immunotherapy
By By Helen Dodson | 18 May 2013
Breathing auto emissions turns HDL cholesterol from 'good' to 'bad'
By By Rachel Champeau | 17 May 2013
Stanford engineers monitor heart health using paper-thin flexible 'skin'
By By Thomas Sumner | 17 May 2013
Stanford engineers monitor heart health using paper-thin flexible 'skin'
By By Thomas Sumner | 17 May 2013
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