Archive: 02/03/2016

Experts make progress towards optimizing diabetes care on a global scale

Diabetes is a significant global health problem, afflicting 382 million people worldwide with increasing prevalence rates and adverse effects on health, wellbeing, and society in general. In this special issue of the Annals ...

Mar 2, 2016

Study examines prevalence of rheumatic heart disease in developing country

Thomas Pilgrim, M.D., of Bern University Hospital, Bern, Switzerland, and colleagues conducted a study to determine the prevalence and incidence of clinically silent and manifest rheumatic heart disease in Eastern Nepal. ...

Mar 2, 2016

Study of patients with melanoma finds most have few moles

Most patients with melanoma had few moles and no atypical moles, and in patients younger than 60, thick melanomas were more commonly found in those with fewer moles but more atypical moles, according to an article published ...

Mar 2, 2016

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Researchers publish first empirical study on evolution of musical aptitude

Geneticists at the University of Helsinki and the National University of Singapore have teamed up to explore the evolution of musical aptitude in the first-ever empirical study of the evolution of music. The Finnish scientists ...

Mar 2, 2016