Archive: 10/06/2016

Tackling hepatitis C infection through emergency department testing

Hepatitis C testing in the emergency department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital has discovered 2,436 positive cases since testing began in September 2013.

Jun 10, 2016

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First corneal stem cell transplant conducted in Ireland

On Tuesday 7th June 2016, the first Limbal Stem Cell transplant in Ireland was performed by Mr. William Power, Consultant Ophthalmologist at the Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital (RVEEH) in Dublin. While this technique ...

Jun 10, 2016

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Study shows that tattoo artists are first-line responders to skin health concerns as well as tattoo complications

Tattoo artists frequently encounter adverse tattoo events according to a New York University Department of Dermatology study, published this month in the Karger journal Dermatology.

Jun 10, 2016

Anti-depressant drugs enhance feelings of control in depression

It can take some time before anti-depressant drugs have an effect on people. Yet, the chemical changes that they cause in the brain happen quite rapidly. Understanding this paradox could enable us to create more effective ...

Jun 10, 2016

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Diabetes reflects Auckland's health inequities

Residents of South Auckland are nearly two times more likely to suffer from diabetes than those who live 25 kilometres across Auckland in the North Shore.

Jun 10, 2016

Stable perception in the adult brain

The adult brain has learned to calculate an image of its environment from sensory information. If the input signals change, however, even the adult brain is able to adapt − and, ideally, to return to its original activity ...

Jun 10, 2016

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When it comes to sugary drinks, people prefer a nudge than a tax

If sugary drinks were sold in smaller bottles, stores stocked fewer of them, and positioned them less prominently, we would drink fewer of them. But would we find these changes acceptable? The results of our recent study ...

Jun 10, 2016

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Study places air pollution among top 10 stroke risks

Air pollution was fingered for the first time as a major contributor to death and disability caused by stroke, especially in developing nations, in a health review published Friday.

Jun 10, 2016

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Reversing impact of malnourished dads' health on kids

Research from the University of Adelaide has shown it may be possible to prevent millions of the world's malnourished fathers from passing on poor health to their children, if they're given antioxidant and vitamin supplements ...

Jun 10, 2016

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First consensus paper on atrial cardiomyopathies set to be published

The first consensus paper on atrial cardiomyopathies is set to be published simultaneously in EP-Europace, HeartRhythm, and the Journal of Arrhythmia. The key contents are launched today at CARDIOSTIM - EHRA EUROPACE 2016.

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Archive: 10/06/2016

Tackling hepatitis C infection through emergency department testing

First corneal stem cell transplant conducted in Ireland

Study shows that tattoo artists are first-line responders to skin health concerns as well as tattoo complications

Anti-depressant drugs enhance feelings of control in depression

Diabetes reflects Auckland's health inequities

Stable perception in the adult brain

When it comes to sugary drinks, people prefer a nudge than a tax

Study places air pollution among top 10 stroke risks

Reversing impact of malnourished dads' health on kids

First consensus paper on atrial cardiomyopathies set to be published

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