Archive: 04/04/2017

A staged approach to depression diagnosis could improve communication and treatment

A staged model of depression, ranging from wellness to distress to disorder, could make it easier for diverse groups to talk about depression and has the potential to improve the study of potential depression treatments, ...

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Meningitis epidemic kills 336 children in Nigeria

Nigerian and international health officials say a meningitis epidemic has killed 336 children amid fears it could spread across the border to Niger.

Apr 4, 2017

New drug delivery system shows promise for fighting solid tumors

A new cancer-drug delivery system shows the ability to exploit the oxygen-poor areas of solid tumors that make the growths resistant to standard chemotherapy and radiation treatment.

Apr 4, 2017

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Vitamin D deficiency may indicate cardiovascular disease in overweight and obese children

In overweight and obese children and adolescents, vitamin D deficiency is associated with early markers of cardiovascular disease, a new study reports. The research results will be presented Sunday, April 2, at ENDO 2017, ...

Apr 4, 2017

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Improving healthcare commissioning for probation: Mapping the landscape

Healthcare services available to people on probation and how they access them will be examined as part of a new research project.

Apr 4, 2017

New type of insulin-producing cell discovered

In people with type I diabetes, insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas die and are not replaced. Without these cells, the body loses the ability to control blood glucose. Researchers at the University of California, ...

Apr 4, 2017

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ER docs can pick your nose

The range of options for medicating emergency patients intranasally has greatly expanded in recent years and can even be preferable for certain patients, including children, according to the results of a paper published online ...

Apr 4, 2017

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Birth weight is risk factor for fatty liver disease in children

Researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine, with a cohort of clinical collaborators from across the United States, have demonstrated the impact of low and high birth weights in developing Non Alcoholic ...

Apr 4, 2017

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Inhaled corticosteroids may raise women's risk of the metabolic syndrome

Use of inhaled corticosteroids in women is associated with a higher body mass index (BMI) and an increased prevalence of the metabolic syndrome, which is a cluster of risk factors for type 2 diabetes and heart disease, researchers ...

Apr 4, 2017

Study shows that organoids open up new insights into the development of our brain

A new method could push research into developmental brain disorders an important step forward. This is shown by a recent study at the University of Bonn in which the researchers investigated the development of a rare congenital ...

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Archive: 04/04/2017

A staged approach to depression diagnosis could improve communication and treatment

Meningitis epidemic kills 336 children in Nigeria

New drug delivery system shows promise for fighting solid tumors

Vitamin D deficiency may indicate cardiovascular disease in overweight and obese children

Improving healthcare commissioning for probation: Mapping the landscape

New type of insulin-producing cell discovered

ER docs can pick your nose

Birth weight is risk factor for fatty liver disease in children

Inhaled corticosteroids may raise women's risk of the metabolic syndrome

Study shows that organoids open up new insights into the development of our brain

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