12Nov/13

Why heart attacks happen in morning – Times of India


Times of India

Why heart attacks happen in morning
Times of India
Researchers specifically evaluated the role of Plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1), which inhibits the breakdown of blood clots and is thus a risk factor for blood clotting, one of the major contributors to heart attack and ischemic stroke. The
You’re likelier to get a heart attack or suffer a stroke in the morning!India.Com Health

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12Nov/13

You're likelier to get a heart attack or suffer a stroke in the morning! – India.Com Health


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You’re likelier to get a heart attack or suffer a stroke in the morning!
India.Com Health
Heart attack Researchers have found that the internal body clock may contribute to the morning peak in heart attacks and ischemic strokes. Corresponding author Frank A.J.L. Scheer, PhD, director of the Medical Chronobiology Program at Brigham and 

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12Nov/13

Nurses at Scunthorpe General Hospital to give talk on heart failure – Scunthorpe Telegraph


Scunthorpe Telegraph

Nurses at Scunthorpe General Hospital to give talk on heart failure
Scunthorpe Telegraph
Gill Bromby and Jayne Kelley, who both work at Scunthorpe General Hospital, will be in the hospital’s main boardroom from 10am to 11am on Friday, November 22 talking through the role of the heart failure nursing team, the possible future developments 

12Nov/13

Leica Biosystems Launches Independently* Qualified Menu of IHC Antibodies … – PR Newswire (press release)

Leica Biosystems Launches Independently* Qualified Menu of IHC Antibodies
PR Newswire (press release)
Leica Biosystems announces the launch of the fourth Novocastra™ HD menu, focused on hematopathology. Previously launched were the Novocastra HD menus for breast, head & neck and dermatopathology. The new Novocastra HD menu for 

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11Nov/13

20% lung cancer caused by air pollution – Times of India


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20% lung cancer caused by air pollution
Times of India
“Rising pollution is related to rising incidence of lung cancer. After Delhi, Hyderabad has reached a stage, where harmful substances in the air are recorded much above normal levels at most of the junctions,” said Dr P N S Reddy, a top pulmonologist
Smoke, smoke everywhere, not a puff to breatheAsian Tribune

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11Nov/13

Britons being sold illegal kidneys for surgery in Sri Lanka – Telegraph.co.uk


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Britons being sold illegal kidneys for surgery in Sri Lanka
Telegraph.co.uk
A journalist working for the Times newspaper posed as a relative of a Briton seeking a kidney transplant and claims to have been offered an organ originating either from India or the UK. The agreement took place at a meeting with organ “facilitator

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