Archive: 22/10/2014

Expert recommendations for diagnosing pediatric acute onset neuropsychiatric syndrome

A panel of leading clinicians and researchers across various general and specialty pediatric fields developed a consensus statement recommending how to evaluate youngsters in whom neuropsychiatric symptoms suddenly develop, ...

Oct 22, 2014

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Steadily rising increases in mitochondrial DNA mutations cause abrupt shifts in disease

New work by a pioneering scientist details how subtle changes in mitochondrial function may cause a broad range of common metabolic and degenerative diseases. Mitochondria are tiny energy-producing structures within our cells ...

Oct 22, 2014

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NIH begins early human clinical trial of VSV Ebola vaccine

Human testing of a second investigational Ebola vaccine candidate is under way at the National Institutes of Health's Clinical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.

Oct 22, 2014

New study shows that shifting precipitation patterns affect tea flavor, health compounds

A team of researchers including Montana State University professor Selena Ahmed has found that shifting patterns of precipitation affect key chemicals responsible for the flavor and health properties of tea.

Oct 22, 2014

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Lessons from the 'Spanish flu,' nearly 100 years later

Just in time for flu season, a new Michigan State University study of "the mother of all pandemics" could offer insight into infection control measures for the flu and other epidemic diseases.

Oct 22, 2014

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Researchers find facial width-to-height ratio predicts self-reported dominance and aggression

(Medical Xpress)—A combined team of researchers from several institutions in the U.K. has found that facial width-to-height ratio can be used to predict self-reported dominance and aggression. In their paper published in ...

Oct 22, 2014 report

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British doctors to get bonus for dementia diagnoses

Britain's National Health Service came under fire on Wednesday for setting up a temporary bonus scheme of for family doctors who refer patients with cases of dementia.

Oct 22, 2014

Automated tracking increases compliance of flu vaccination for health-care personnel

New research found tracking influenza vaccination of healthcare personnel through an automated system increased vaccination compliance and reduced workload burden on human resources and occupational health staff. The study ...

Oct 22, 2014

Doctors who helped paralysed man walk seek new patients (Update)

The paralysed Polish man who regained his ability to walk after receiving revolutionary treatment said Wednesday he was a "lucky devil", as his doctors announced they were looking for new candidates for the procedure.

Oct 22, 2014

Susceptibility for relapsing major depressive disorder can be calculated

The question if an individual will suffer from relapsing major depressive disorder is not de-termined by accident. Neuroscientists from the Mercator Research Group 'Structure of Memory' have chosen a new research approach, ...

Oct 22, 2014

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Archive: 22/10/2014

Expert recommendations for diagnosing pediatric acute onset neuropsychiatric syndrome

Steadily rising increases in mitochondrial DNA mutations cause abrupt shifts in disease

NIH begins early human clinical trial of VSV Ebola vaccine

New study shows that shifting precipitation patterns affect tea flavor, health compounds

Lessons from the 'Spanish flu,' nearly 100 years later

Researchers find facial width-to-height ratio predicts self-reported dominance and aggression

British doctors to get bonus for dementia diagnoses

Automated tracking increases compliance of flu vaccination for health-care personnel

Doctors who helped paralysed man walk seek new patients (Update)

Susceptibility for relapsing major depressive disorder can be calculated

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