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$1.5 billion needed to ensure 12-month stockpile of pediatric vaccines

...pediatric vaccines would cost $1 billion and could cover more than 90 percent of U.S. children during a six-month interruption in production, say researchers at two Illinois universities. The only problem with such a time period -- proposed by the Centers for Disease Control -- is that the six major interr...

MIT nanoparticles may help detect, treat tumors

...nce imaging (MRI) machine. The work appears as the cover feature in the May issue of Angewandte Chemie International Edition, one of the world's leading chemistry journals. The research, which is just moving into animal testing, involves injecting nanoparticles (billionths of a meter in size) made of iron ...

Minimally invasive approach can take the pain out of herniated disks

...lled the annulus," says Dr. Stone, who likens that cover to a leather sack. "The tear itself can be painful," he says. Worse, the gelatinous nucleus can shift, resulting in bulges, or even break free and migrate into the spinal canal. The good news is that today many painful bulges can be treated without...

Ozone recovering, but unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, says study

...logical Institute in Copenhagen is featured on the cover of the May 4 issue of Nature. "We now have some confidence that the ozone layer is responding to the decreases in chlorine levels in the atmosphere due to the leveling off and decrease of CFCs, and most of the improvements are in agreement with what...

Human Factors research highlights ways to improve patient safety

... element. And that is our business." Nine articles cover a wide range of devices, systems, and processes. Several of the articles cover findings and recommendations for improved medical displays: Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) relie...

Victims of rape, especially children, failed by lack of referral centres and experienced doctors

...w doctors that they cannot provide a rota, or 24/7 cover for examinations, resulting in long waits for an examination. For children identified acutely following a sexual assault there is virtually no service available. Although there was some variation in services between SARCs, all offered better all-roun...

ALOS satellite snaps Europe

... type-2 (AVNIR-2), which is designed to chart land cover and vegetation in visible and near infrared spectral bands. The images of The Netherlands and Norway were captured by the Phased Array type L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar (PALSAR) instrument a microwave radar instrument that can acquire observati...

Cure for reading glasses may be in view

...uture plan is to automate the procedure to quickly cover the entire lens with bubbles, he said. The team, which will begin testing this year, is talking with several companies about commercial opportunities....

Many cleaners, air fresheners may pose health risks when used indoors

...air pollution in the state. These regulations also cover emissions of volatile organic compounds from consumer products used in homes and institutions. Several years ago, when a handful of new studies raised the concern that consumer products may be contributing to indoor pollution levels in ways that were...

Reconstructing a healthcare system in Iraq

...sportation to and from work and risk allowances to cover health benefits such as vaccinations. "We might assume from this that many nurses have not been properly vaccinated against infectious diseases, which increases their risk of contracting easily preventable illnesses on the job," Squires said. The nur...

Lower literacy means poor health and poor health care access for older people

...flu shot within the previous year, or insurance to cover medication. Subjects with a seventh- to eighth-grade reading level also had less health care access compared to the ninth-grade group, but after accounting for other factors the differences were not statistically significant, according to Sudore. The...

Extending the reach of disaster relief from fire to flood

...aused by heavy rainfall and overflowing rivers can cover a much wider area than forest fires. To provide aid in these events, command and control must be enhanced. Phase 3 of REMSAT II achieved this by providing radio interoperability between provincial agencies and local governments. Although the basic ar...

Small naps a big help for young docs on long shifts

...s to a designated "night-float" resident who would cover for them between midnight and 7 a.m. During 119 total months on service, the 38 interns were randomly prompted during on-call and post-call days (but not between midnight and 7 a.m.) to report their fatigue at that moment, using the seven-point Sta...

Paying to prevent diabetes is cost effective

...ould allow private health insurers and Medicare to cover these programs, and the economic impact, as well as the health and social implications of obesity and diabetes, would decline....

Different options produce similar results

...nt. Strips do not whiten entire arches. They only cover the front teeth. Do not smoke or chew tobacco after using whitening products. Patients are not advised to use whitening products if they have decay, periodontal disease, or hypersensitivity. Know the condition of your teeth and oral tissues. A tho...

Risk for skin lesions increases with low-dose exposure to arsenic in drinking water

... the tendency of women in rural Bangladesh tend to cover their bodies more extensively than men. "It also is possible that hormonal and other biologic differences between men and women also could be responsible for part of the gender differences in the skin lesion risks," observed Joseph Graziano, Ph.D., M...

Summer update: Melanoma research progress suggests optimism for future cures

...rn their patients to slather on sunscreen and seek cover in the shade, messages about sun safety still compete for the public's attention with magazine covers promoting that supposedly "healthy" tan look. While many other cancers are declining, melanoma the deadliest form of skin cancer is the fastest gr...

New 'nicotine vaccine' treatment to be tested in Madison

...brain." Participants will also receive payment to cover the time and transportation and/or parking for the clinic visits. Individuals who would like to volunteer for the study should call (877) END-CIGS or visit http://www.endcigs.com . Every year 300,000 Wisconsin residents try to quit smoking. Most try...

ESA donates mosaic of global images taken by Envisat to United Nations

...donated a composite satellite image of global land cover provided by its Envisat satellite to the United Na...Space Agency. The image is a mosaic of global land cover images taken by the MERIS instrument onboard ESA's environmental satellite which shows the entire pl...

Microscopic scaffolding offers a 'simple' solution to treating skin injuries

...e enough skin grafts from elsewhere on the body to cover the damaged areas. Currently, bovine collagen** or skin from human donors is used in these cases, but these approaches have potential health and rejection risks. "Simplicity is the key," says Professor Tony Ryan, who is leading the team. "Previou...

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