Archive: 01/05/2015

Researchers create DNA repair map of the entire human genome

When the common chemotherapy drugs cisplatin or oxaliplatin hit cancer cells, they damage DNA so that the cells can't replicate. But the cells have ways to repair the DNA. The cancer drugs aren't as effective as patients ...

May 1, 2015

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New gene editing tools force renewed debate over therapeutic germline alteration

Recent evidence demonstrating the feasibility of using novel CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing technology to make targeted changes in the DNA of human embryos is forcing researchers, clinicians, and ethicists to revisit the highly ...

May 1, 2015

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Use wipes in the kitchen to reduce risk of food poisoning by 99 percent

Consumers can reduce the risk of Campylobacter food poisoning by up to 99.2% by using disinfectant wipes in the kitchen after preparing poultry. This is according to research published today (Friday 01 May) in the Society ...

May 1, 2015

The ER docs said 'stop smoking,' and they did

An intervention in the emergency department designed to encourage tobacco cessation in smokers appears to be effective. Two and a half times more patients in the intervention group were tobacco-free three months after receiving ...

May 1, 2015

Beyond chicken fingers & fries: New evidence in favor of healthier kids' menus

Contrary to popular belief, more healthy kids' meals were ordered after a regional restaurant chain added more healthy options to its kids' menu and removed soda and fries, researchers from ChildObesity180 at Tufts University ...

May 1, 2015

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How your sex life may influence endometriosis

Researchers are a step closer to understanding the risk factors associated with endometriosis thanks to a new University of Adelaide study.

May 1, 2015

How to lower your stroke risk

(HealthDay)—There are a number of ways you can reduce your risk of stroke, a neurologist says.

May 1, 2015

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Moms' pre-pregnancy obesity tied to ADHD, other issues in kids

(HealthDay)—Children whose mothers were very obese going into pregnancy may face an increased risk of emotional and behavioral problems, a new study suggests.

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High-tech 'Smart Care' apartment aims to improve health care for seniors

University of Texas at Arlington nursing and engineering researchers will unveil a model "Smart Care" apartment next month that is infused with intelligent care technology designed to reduce risks encountered by older adults ...

May 1, 2015

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A tiny dissolvable surgical clip made of a magnesium alloy

Kobe University has developed a safe surgical clip that dissolves and be absorbed by the body after a certain period of time. Clinical use of this clip is expected because it can reduce the rate of postoperative complications ...

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