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Hopkins AIDS experts issue warning about global efforts to provide drug therapies

...lic pressure, the allocation system was revised to put first the most urgent cases, not those who stood the chance of living the longest. Similarly, previous studies have recommended that the most severely affected AIDS patients be first in line for therapy. According to McGough, "medical criteria are n...

Voice-to-voice translation machine perfects bedside manner

... appropriate (some of the most used phrases can be put in a quick access "ready menu,") and the result is a spoken Persian question in the earphones of the patient. The same process takes place in the reverse direction. Narayanan says much of the success of the interface grows directly out of analysis of...

Animal research suggests new treatment target for epilepsy

...tion in the brain, but sometimes it's necessary to put on the brakes in order to preserve normal function. This receptor appears to slow down the rate at which glutamate is released across the synaptic gap, and may protect the cells from becoming overexcited." Alexander hypothesizes that in epilepsy pati...

Kids with bedroom TV sets have lower standardized test scores, Stanford/Packard study shows

...e the television out of their child's room, or not put it there in the first place," said Thomas Robinson, MD, director of the Center for Healthy Weight at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford and associate professor of pediatrics at the School of Medicine. Robinson is the senior author of the ...

Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine and Microsoft to present innovations for healthy workforce

...ople. Inability to operate computer technology can put workers of any age at a disadvantage that may lead to unemployment or lack of career advancement. It doesn't matter whether they are recent college graduates looking for a job, wounded soldiers returning from a tour of duty in Iraq, or aging baby boo...

Parked cars get dangerously hot, even on cool days, Stanford study finds

...Medicine have found. They hope their findings will put to rest the misconception that a parked car can be a safe place for a child or pet in mild weather. "There are cases of children dying on days as cool as 70 degrees Fahrenheit," said lead author Catherine McLaren, MD, clinical instructor in emergency...

Australia to develop world leading internet cancer trials technology

...veries of potential benefit to cancer patients are put through a rigorous clinical trials process, which is the only scientific way to determine which treatments are most effective and how best to administer them," Dr Ackland said. "This NHMRC grant will enable COSA's co-operative clinical trials groups ...

Bedsharing, even with non-smoking parents, may increase risk of SIDS

...with increased risk. Sleeping between parents may put extra stress on the infant and could position the baby too close to or underneath pillows or blankets. Dr. Tappin reminds caregivers of the advice given by the U.K. Department of Health: "The safest place for your baby to sleep is in a cot [crib] in...

Accessible technology and rehab medicine help Americans with disabilities in today's work force

... The inability to operate computer technology can put workers of any age at a disadvantage and may hinder career advancement or lead to unemployment, whether these individuals are recent college graduates looking for a job, wounded soldiers returning from a tour of duty in Iraq, or aging baby boomers tr...

Swamped city: New Orleans and nature

...t, in the early years, the construction costs were put off on to the local farmers and those who owned pr...said. Nevertheless, controlling the river didn't put an end to the city's flooding problems. After 1865 or so, Colten pointed out, the worst flooding in ...

IEEE-USA advocates protecting personally identifiable health information, development of NHIN

... should be restricted unless adequate controls are put in place to ensure the security and confidentiality of that data," according a position adopted 17 June by the IEEE-USA Board of Directors. IEEE-USA recommends, among other things, that DHS implement procedures to ensure that personally identifiable ...

HUP becomes first in region to implant a HeartMate II Left Ventricular Assist System into a patient

...he actual pumping motion of the heart, it works to put out a continuous flow of blood. And it's only about the size of your thumb. It will require less surgical trauma than other current devices and it can be used in smaller people like women and children." The HeartMate II device is powered by a rotary ...

Camera-guided colon surgery works best for most patients, study confirms

...s traumatized during a laparoscopic operation. "We put the patient in a position so that gravity causes the small intestine to fall away from where we're operating," explains Stamos. "When you do conventional surgery, you use retractors to hold the abdominal wall apart and you also have to pack the small...

Fun foods and exercise may reduce childhood obesity

...ams that are effective for children are those that put some fun into fitness and food. Dance programs based on the latest music are popular with girls, while boys often enjoy martial arts. "They don't want the boring old sports and training that are often in the curriculum," she says. Likewise, diet chan...

UT Southwestern professor supports development of report cards on hospital infection rates

...ortunities to improve patient care, if we can only put our anxieties to rest and move forward."...

Healthy weight means healthier blood lipid profile in children, study finds

... Dr. Gutin. "Fitness is important too but when you put them together it looks like fatness is more important in teens. The second issue is that the impact of high levels of fatness on triglycerides and total cholesterol seems to be less strong for blacks than it is for whites." "The take home message is...

The Cochrane Library newsletter, 2005, issue 3

...at the most effective programmes are the ones that put fun into fitness and good food. This means that features like dance and martial arts should be included alongside traditional sports and physical exercise in the school curriculum. Despite the importance of childhood obesity, the review was only able...

Potential 'weak link' between virus and liver cancer discovered

...million have chronic, or lifelong, infections that put them at high risk of death from cirrhosis of the liver and liver cancer, according to WHO. These diseases kill about one million people worldwide each year. "HCC accounts for up to 90 percent of all liver cancers, and individuals who carry the hepati...

The GMC'S judgement against Roy Meadow could put children at greater risk of abuse

...protection services are provided, children will be put at greater risk of abuse and murder. He argues tha...interest than public interest. It is impossible to put into words the low esteem with which the GMC is currently held by many among the rank and file of me...

Nuclear weapons continue to pose a serious health risk in Europe

... the author. Unless removed they will continue to put European countries and others at risk....

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