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Exposure to Air Pollution Can Increase Blood Pressure.

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 28, 2008In: Anatomy, HealthNo Comments

TweetResearchers at Ohio State University found that exposure to the four most common air pollutants in busy cities, ozone, particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide, contribut… Read more

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Germinated Brown Rice May Help Prevent Nerve Damage in Diabetes Patients.

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 28, 2008In: Anatomy, Food, HealthNo Comments

TweetResearchers at the Medical College of Georgia have isolated the specific compound in germinated brown rice that could reduce nerve damage in patients with diabetes. In 2007, these same… Read more

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Surgeons Are Able to Remove Your Gallbladder Without an External Incision.

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 28, 2008In: Anatomy, HealthNo Comments

TweetDoctor’s at New York’s Presbyterian Hospital have been participating in an ongoing clinical trial to remove a woman’s gallbladder without entering the body cavity thro… Read more

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Ritalin May Decrease Seniors’ Risk of Falls

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 28, 2008In: Anatomy, HealthNo Comments

TweetAn interesting study out of Tel Aviv has found that the drug used to treat ADHD, methylphenidate (the generic name for Ritalin) decreases the risk of falls in seniors. Some (the study d… Read more

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Scientists Have Uncovered A Possible Cure for MRSA

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 28, 2008In: Anatomy, Biology, HealthNo Comments

TweetMRSA, or methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus is a bacteria that causes skin infections. It is the scourge of many hospitals and retirement homes because it can be spread by touc… Read more

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Further Inroads Made Into Slowing the Progression of Alzheimer’s Disease.

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 27, 2008In: Anatomy, HealthNo Comments

TweetResearchers from the Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) found that patients who concurrently suffered from Alzheimer’s Disease and who were taking Angiotensin Receptor Bl… Read more

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Why Do Flu Viruses Affect Smokers Worse Than Non Smokers?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 24, 2008In: Anatomy, HealthNo Comments

TweetResearchers from the Yale School of Medicine have recently uncovered a potential explanation for why smokers experience worse symptoms from the same flu virus than non smokers. Traditio… Read more

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Viagra Used to Treat Women With Sexual Dysfunction.

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 22, 2008In: Anatomy, HealthNo Comments

TweetAntidepressants are the number one outpatient prescribed drug across the United States. There are a specific class of antidepressants called SSRI’s or SRI’s: Selective Serot… Read more

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Local Hospitals Scan Fewer Lymph Nodes For Cancer Metastases.

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 22, 2008In: Anatomy, HealthNo Comments

TweetResearchers at Northwestern University in the United States have found that small, local hospitals check fewer lymph nodes for possible metastases of pancreatic and gastric cancer than… Read more

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New Protein Markers May Diagnose Alzheimer’s Long Before Clinical Symptoms Appear.

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: July 18, 2008In: Anatomy, HealthNo Comments

TweetJohn Ringman, a researcher in Neurology at UCLA has identified specific proteins in the blood and spinal fluid that can signal Alzheimer’s Disease. Many years (up to 30) before an… Read more

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