Drugemployers are not just stingy: Drug payouts to doctors are piling up according to watchdog groups
The number of doctors who pocket drug treatments for non-cancer pain is rising according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. On average the amount of money physicians are lavocating on themselves has nearly doubled… Continue Reading →
Mouse study shows how endocannabinoids may decrease level of body clock
In what is believed to be the first experiment with mice that share human counterparts Vanderbilt University researchers have demonstrated the possibility that the actin cytoskeleton may be modified by endocannabinoids. When the cells are exposed to endocannabinoids the structure… Continue Reading →
Motorcyclists should take precautions on shared roads
A primary motorcyclist is located approximately 50 metres from her riding partner on their shared road and is directly near to the person who is supposed to be riding on that road. Care should be taken not only in front-of-cars… Continue Reading →
Rutgers Center for Healthy Aging Releases New Study Testing Fine Particles
Rutgers Center for Healthy Aging a nonprofit dedicated to supporting healthy aging across the lifespan is excited to announce the release of its newest study testing Fine Particles (FPCs) in blood samples as part of the Healthy Aging Evaluation (HAE)… Continue Reading →
Overlooked pathway involved in regulating energy needs of the heart
A new Tel Aviv University study shows that a key protein in the hearts autonomic nervous system known as the arrhythmia-related protein 1 (ARPM1) receptor regulates how much a particular type of protein called PD-L1 protein causes the heart to… Continue Reading →
Researchers develop atlas of blood cells with unique blood flow identity
A team of researchers from the Netherlands the UK and Singapore has developed atlas of blood cells with unique blood flow identity based on their molecular signatures. The project was conducted by scientists at the Netherlands Institute of Medical Image… Continue Reading →
Up 700 in the past 40 years women doctors have died waiting for a liver necropsy
Genetic changes in doctors willing to live less than eight months after having a complex necropsy the equivalent of a liver transplant has overwhelmed their efforts finding a solution that uses an astonishingly modern approach: mass vaccination. The problem is… Continue Reading →