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First clear evidence of a link between smoking and prostate cancer

Smoking is a known risk factor for the development of various forms of cancer. However, when it comes to the link between smoking and prostate cancer, the findings of previous studies have been contradictory. Now, for the ...

Jun 22, 2015

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Users to fine-tune hearing aids themselves

More than 20 per cent of people with hearing aids use their devices for less than one hour a day because of problems they encounter with tuning the settings. But now users can participate in fine-tuning their devices themselves.

Jun 22, 2015

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First Nations mothers at 70 per cent higher risk of stillborn birth

A happy, healthy child is something all expectant mothers hope for. For most, that hope is realized. But not all are so lucky. Some will experience the tragedy of stillbirth.

Jun 22, 2015

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Australian-first for reconstructive surgery uses a 3-D printed jaw implant

In an Australian-first surgical procedure, engineers from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Melbourne along with Epworth Freemasons' Oral & Maxillofacial surgeon George Dimitroulis, have corrected ...

Jun 22, 2015

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Patient-controlled analgesia in the emergency department is effective, show twin studies

Patients who arrive at the emergency department (ED) in moderate or severe pain are often given intravenous morphine, administered by a nurse. This is safe and works in the short term but is demanding of nursing time, particularly ...

Jun 22, 2015

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MERS coronavirus candidate vaccine gears up for clinical trials

Researchers from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet (LMU) in Munich have demonstrated, in a preclinical setting, the protective effect of a candidate vaccine directed against the coronavirus that causes Middle East Respiratory ...

Jun 22, 2015

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LAMP Diagnostics—the key to malaria elimination?

Malaria elimination is possible within a generation. But controlling malaria and eliminating malaria are different, and each pose certain challenges. Overcoming the unique challenges of malaria elimination is essential to ...

Jun 22, 2015

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Chemical engineer's contacts could help treat glaucoma

A McMaster PhD candidate has harnessed a component naturally found in tears to develop a contact lens-based drug delivery system for glaucoma patients.

Jun 22, 2015

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Inactivating a single enzyme could effectively eradicate an aggressive form of leukemia

EPFL scientists show how inactivating a single enzyme could effectively eradicate an aggressive form of leukemia. The principles could apply to other cancers as well.

Jun 22, 2015

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Does Pixar's Inside Out show how memory actually works?

Disney/Pixar's newest film, Inside Out, tells the story of 11-year-old Riley and her difficulty dealing with a family move to San Francisco. The film is getting a lot of attention for its depiction of emotion and memory.

Jun 22, 2015

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