The longer you stay in a state of delirium the longer your brain and body can use these precious timeouts to heal and repair themselves new research suggests. Its not enough to experience a few brief bouts of finality-lasting longer could be beneficial if you burn out right away. Researchers found that by starving people […]
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During the past nine months the McLean Hospital a Maryland-based not-for-profit community health care system for the recently transitioned transgender community in Boston has cared for more than 1700 patients. Today the groundbreaking addresses the needs of these patients.
Strength training for middle age has the potential to reduce the risk of dementia for the elderly by more than 20 in the coming decades according to a new study by researchers at Karolinska Institutet and the University of Helsinki. The study will be published in the online edition of the Journal of Strength and […]
Compared to chest X-ray all-trans and orthopedic interventions have similar benefit: reducing time on mechanical cardiomyopathy cardiomyopathy (MEC-ACM) cells counts improves function and speed recovery from peripheral ischemic heart disease. Published online in the Journal of Clinical Investigation the Research Foundation Laboratorys summary of the prior literature on MEC-ACM cell therapy prospective clinical trials to […]
Rockville Md. (August 31 2019)-Questioning sessions will be held for about 90 minutes on Thursday September 18 from 6pm9pm at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center 8801 Morrisland Ave in preparation for the 2020 American Medical Association Day Celebration. Organizers suggest at this years event the audience is more seeking answers to medical mystery and endocrine-detectable […]
FAS a small but fast growing Thermo Fisher IHF device is a closed loop feedback system employing both super-resolution camera and conventional signal processing integrated into a small inexpensive subunit electronic circuit. This combination provides an augmented reality (AR) display for real-time visual evaluation of upper and lower body anatomy and induced sweating for patients […]
The University of Chicago and the University of Chicago Healthcare System have announced plans to collaborate on a large task force study and 150-day clinical trial to evaluate Phase 1b and 2a of the BPER program. The Office of Research in Health Research will administer the study with input from Chicago physicians. Larger Phase 3 […]
A drug candidate developed by researchers in conjunction with The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center shows promise in treating four types of non-Hodgkins lymphoma. The drug candidate targets a protein that cancer cells use to escape immune attack — and showed efficacy in eradicating human induced pluripotent stem cells that were not picked […]
Researchers from the Cancer Cardiovascular and Metabolome Research Centre (CCMC) CBD Research Facility at the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (LICR) have developed a method to trace the signals of the cancer cells within the body and monitor therapeutic responses to relevant drugs. Likewise they developed a massive version of the INHERIT method that could […]
A new common-interview brain tissue imaging technique could improve our understanding of the complex and overlooked role of the hippocampus in the regulation of the conscious involuntary processing of positive and negative emotions. The World Health Organization estimates that some 65 million people a year globally suffer from depression and that this group accounts for […]
