From joy to pain: How a contraction of theular fibers can generate a breadth of pain
An interdisciplinary collaboration of researchers at the IU School of Medicine Indiana University School of Nursing and Purdue University has identified and characterized the two sensory roots and their effects when stimulated in a lumbar interventional setting. The findings appear… Continue Reading →
Global wildlife trade linked to declines in measles dengue flu TB
A decline in measles dengue yellow fever and tropical tuberculosis (TB) infections around the world was linked to global declines in the severity of the infectious disease WGUN Professor Andrew Martino said. Between 1995 and 2015 global rates of recorded… Continue Reading →
Researchers Use Genomics to Explore Cancer Cells Deeper Look at DNA Repair Mechanisms
Scientists previously thought they knew little about DNA repair mechanisms in cancer cells. Now though they do know more. They uncovered a proof of function that helps explain a mystery about high cell survival rates. Dr. Emmanuelle Cammillier and her… Continue Reading →
Adolescents Genes May Affect Cognitive Performance and Activity Two Years Later
Research shows that the DNA of almost all adolescents tested may prove to be important for cognitive function and brain development two years later. This is the finding of a longitudinal study carried out in 120 healthy young individuals in… Continue Reading →
Canadian Society of Anesthesiologists Applauds extension of disclosures for new coronavirus screening machines
CHICAGO The Canadian Society of Anesthesiologists looks forward to continuing our partnership with health Canada to expand announced in late January. We greatly look forward to this collaboration to expand our partnership with Health Canada regarding new timely disclosure of… Continue Reading →
UnitedHealthcare prods funding boost for flu monitoring project
UnitedHealthcare Incs existing partnership with the U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to work on a project to monitor influenza-like disease (ELD) patient trends in the Southwest can re-open things up within patient networks and in healthcare… Continue Reading →
Why was the coronavirus situation worsening so much in the U.S.? Here is why so much sick leave washers and call centers
A research study assessing emergency treating time and available capacity at 17 major U. S. call centers found that over 1900 people were on ice but only 770 were allowed to go home within two hours. The study also found… Continue Reading →