In early November, a New York hospital became the first in the U.S. to implant…
Month: December 2014
Female smokeless tobacco use is largely unknown by physicians
Medical professionals should be more aware and inquire more specifically about smokeless tobacco use by…
Pros and cons of using big data to monitor drug safety
Although healthcare databases have allowed for greater access to real world medical data, using databases…
Majority of women with early-stage breast cancer in U.S. eceive unnecessarily long courses of radiation
Two-thirds of women treated for early-stage breast cancer in the U.S. receive longer radiation therapy…
Better substances for treating dengue virus proposed
Potential new active substances for treating the dengue virus are being proposed by European scientists….
With experience, people can tell bears apart
Studying the social interaction of bears through the use of camera traps and visual observations…
Guidelines for treatment of Ebola patients are urgently needed
As the Ebola Virus Diseases epidemic continues to rage in West Africa, infectious diseases experts…
Revolutionary new procedure for epilepsy diagnosis unlocked by research
Pioneering new research could revolutionize global diagnostic procedures for one of the most common forms…
Daclatasvir for hepatitis C: Added benefit not proven
The data is unsuitable for virus genotype 4 patients and for untreated genotype 1 patients…
Why young people with diabetes develop heart damage
Magnetic resonance imaging has been used by researchers to reveal why young people with Type-2…