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Sleeping Through the Night: Children's sleep expert advises parents

... sleep, having appeared on over 150 television and radio broadcasts, and quoted in every leading print publication. Sleeping Through the Night By Jodi A. Mindell, Ph.D. HarperResource/$14.95 ISBN: 0060742569 On Sale March 15, 2005...

Emotional memory study reveals evidence for a self-reinforcing loop

...idely used technique, harmless magnetic fields and radio waves are used to image blood flow in regions of the brain, and increased blood flow is a signature of higher brain activity. The pleasant images were of romantic scenes and sports; the unpleasant images involved injured people and violence, and the ...

OHSU scientists develop MRI approach to improve breast cancer detection

...echnology combines the use of powerful magnets and radio wave pulses. The magnet influences the magnetization of the body's water molecules. The radio signals that are received from this can be converted into a visual representation. The shutter speed...

Focus on our magnetic planet

...in the atmosphere that's best known for reflecting radio signals. Other, much weaker patterns are overlaid on the global picture. In the Earth's crust, many rocks have built-in magnetism that remembers the direction of the main magnetic field when they formed. This affects the field measured locally. By ...

Lifestyle changes especially effective at preventing type 2 diabetes in adults aged 60 and older

...ot Too Late to Prevent Diabetes" campaign includes radio and print public service advertisements, tip sheets, and posters. Materials are also available on the NDEP website at www.ndep.nih.gov . "The YMCA of Florida's First Coast is proud to be hosting the national launch of this important public health ca...

Discovery of key protein's shape could lead to improved bacterial pneumonia vaccine

...troscopy and circular dishroism (CD). NMR combines radio wave emissions and a powerful magnetic field to determine the structure of proteins suspended in solutions, while CD measures differences in the absorption of different types of polarized light by molecules to determine their shape. It also can show ...

2004 Science-in-Society Award winners announced

...ey are. No award is being offered this year in the radio and Web categories because the judges felt that none of the entries sufficiently fulfilled the core requirement of the Science-in-Society award, which is to explore the societal impact of science. The members of the final judging committee were: Caro...

Brain remapping may be key to recovery from stroke

...ed the intricate movements of the hand. fMRI uses radio waves and a strong magnetic field to image the body. It can identify signs that neurons in a specific area of the brain are "firing," that is, processing information and giving commands to the body. "Once we understand which part of the brain network...

Cocaine addicts show reduced brain structure that underlies judgment

...ed technique in which harmless magnetic fields and radio signals are used to create three-dimensional images of the brain. The researchers used data from the brain scans to determine the volume of the amygdalas in the subjects. The researchers found that the amygdalas of the cocaine addicts were significan...

Heart arrhythmias easily treated, yet few know risks

... heart and ablate (destroy) it with high frequency radio waves. After the procedure, Sandra said "If I had known how simple this was, I would have done it earlier." She has had no more incidents in approximately two years since the catheter ablation. "I am absolutely thrilled I had th...

Advances in plasma physics at Annual APS Meeting

...l fusion devices, the long wavelength, penetrating radio waves used to heat the plasma can spontaneously convert into short wavelength waves. It's important to identify where and how these waves convert to understand heating in machines such as tokamaks, which are likely to lead to the first practical fus...

Advances in plasma physics at Annual APS Meeting

...l fusion devices, the long wavelength, penetrating radio waves used to heat the plasma can spontaneously convert into short wavelength waves. It's important to identify where and how these waves convert to understand heating in machines such as tokamaks, which are likely to lead to the first practical fus...

Capsule endoscopy aids in detection of small bowel tumors inaccessible to other diagnostic tests

...a light source, video camera, battery, antenna and radio transmitter. Images of the intestinal tract are transmitted twice each second by radio frequency to an array of sensors worn around the patient's abdomen and the signals are digitally rec...

Promise for helping adults with dyslexia

...idely used technique, harmless magnetic fields and radio signals are used to scan blood flow in brain regions, which reflects brain activity. The fMRI scans revealed that during a word processing task, the dyslexic subjects showed less activity in a region of the brain known to be involved in reading -- th...

Latest Asian-American tobacco use data reported

...l Section has produced more than 25 television and radio ads in Korean, Vietnamese, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hmong and Laotian. Print and outdoor ads have been produced in those languages as well as in Tagalog, Khmer, Thai and Japanese. The ads have had three goals: to educate Asian Americans about the dangers...

Michelle Trudeau wins 2004 Victor Cohn Prize for Excellence in Medical Reporting

... child with bipolar disorder. Before she began her radio career in 1981, Trudeau, a graduate of Stanford University, studied primate behavior with Jane Goodall at the Gombe Stream Research Center in Tanzania, and worked as a research associate at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C. She has...

People are of 'two minds' on moral judgments

...ed imaging technique, harmless magnetic fields and radio signals are used to measure blood flow in regions of the brain, with such flow indicating brain activity levels. The researchers discovered that people confronting the difficult personal moral dilemmas showed increased activity in the areas involved ...

The machinery of forgetting fears

...hnique involves using harmless magnetic fields and radio signals to measure blood flow in targeted regions of the brain, which reflects the level of brain activity. The fMRI studies revealed greater activity in the amygdala in response to the shock-associated square during fear acquisition--a finding that ...

Heat-controlled drug implants offer hope for future

...tying the implant to a blood glucose monitor using radio frequency (RF) technology," said Lyon. "When the monitor detects that a diabetic patients has high blood sugar, it could send a signal to the chip to heat the film and release insulin into the bloodstream." Patients undergoing hormone therapy, chemot...

Listening in on the whispering heart

...art's electrical pattern and send out a continuous radio signal, which is picked up by a notebook computer fitted with a receiver. With this set up, the researchers could record an electrocardiogram directly on to the computer without the need for external sensors and wiring. This is not a one-way system t...

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