Archive: 07/05/2015

Pluggin in your vision's autostabilization feature

Just as most cameras now have an autostabilization feature to compensate for movement during picture taking, our eyes execute an imperceptible reflex that prevents our vision from blurring when we, or our field of vision, ...

May 7, 2015

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New care approach to colorectal operations speeds patients' recovery times

Patients undergoing colorectal operations who participated in an enhanced recovery program left the hospital sooner and had significantly lower hospital costs than patients who had the traditional approach to their care, ...

May 7, 2015

Study finds mouth and tongue exercises significantly curb snoring

A Google search using the key words "snoring" and "treatment" yielded over 5 million results, but no standard treatment is available for primary snoring or snoring associated with a mild form of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). ...

May 7, 2015

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Role of obesity and depression in excessive daytime sleepiness

Obesity and depression—not only lack of sleep—are underlying causes for regular drowsiness, according to Penn State College of Medicine researchers. They say these findings could lead to more personalized sleep medicine ...

May 7, 2015

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FRAX fracture risk assessment tool output can now be modified by TBS

FRAX, launched by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Metabolic Bone Diseases in 2008, calculates 10-year probability of osteoporotic fracture based on scientifically validated clinical risk factors including bone mineral density ...

May 7, 2015

Study shows that children sleep better when they have a nightly bedtime routine

A multinational study suggests that having a regular bedtime routine is associated with better sleep in young children up to 6 years of age, and the positive impact on sleep increases with the consistency of the nightly routine.

May 7, 2015

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Researchers identify potential cause of schizophrenic symptoms

Schizophrenia affects millions of people worldwide but the cause of its wide-ranging symptoms remains largely unknown.

May 7, 2015

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Irf5, a new player in the occurrence of obesity complications

Metabolic complications of obesity and overweight, such as type 2 diabetes, are an important challenge to public health. Teams led by Nicolas Venteclef, Inserm Research Fellow (Cordeliers Research Centre, Inserm/Pierre and ...

May 7, 2015

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Nuclear medicine scan could identify who might benefit from aromatase inhibitor treatment

A new, noninvasive nuclear medicine test can be used to determine whether aromatase inhibitor treatment will be effective for specific cancer patients, according to a recent study reported in The Journal of Nuclear Medicine. ...

May 7, 2015

UN struggles to stem new rise in Haiti cholera cases

A deadly cholera epidemic in Haiti that experts say was introduced by UN peacekeepers from Nepal is on the rise, with hundreds of new cases registered weekly, a UN official said Thursday.

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Archive: 07/05/2015

Pluggin in your vision's autostabilization feature

New care approach to colorectal operations speeds patients' recovery times

Study finds mouth and tongue exercises significantly curb snoring

Role of obesity and depression in excessive daytime sleepiness

FRAX fracture risk assessment tool output can now be modified by TBS

Study shows that children sleep better when they have a nightly bedtime routine

Researchers identify potential cause of schizophrenic symptoms

Irf5, a new player in the occurrence of obesity complications

Nuclear medicine scan could identify who might benefit from aromatase inhibitor treatment

UN struggles to stem new rise in Haiti cholera cases

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