Death toll from Ramkamhaeng clash reaches fourThe NationColonel Peerapol Pokpong, director of Emergency Department of the hospital, said Thanasit died yesterday morning. He was in the brain-death stage after being sent to the hospital. He was the fourt…
Preventing heart failure – Jamaica Gleaner
Jamaica GleanerPreventing heart failureJamaica GleanerWHILE WE continue to focus on diabetes, it is important to remember that one of the ways that diabetes kills is by promoting heart disease. Heart disease is still the number one killer in Jamaica an…
Saudi Embassy organises blood donation drive – Muscat Daily
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Saudi Embassy organises blood donation drive
Muscat Daily “Blood donation is a social responsibility and a humanitarian and national obligation. Our prominent scholars say that blood donation is one of the best charities. It is also beneficial to the donor as it renews and energises cells of the body. “We … |
Congress of Returned Overseas Chinese Held in Beijing – Women of China
Women of ChinaCongress of Returned Overseas Chinese Held in BeijingWomen of ChinaPresident Xi Jinping, Premier Li Keqiang and senior leaders Zhang Dejiang, Yu Zhengsheng, Liu Yunshan, Wang Qishan and Zhang Gaoli joined representatives from government o…
Baby Denied Heart Transplant Because He's Disabled, Mom Claims – KTLA
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Baby Denied Heart Transplant Because He’s Disabled, Mom Claims
KTLA We want hearts to go to people who we think will benefit the most from them,” said Dr. David Taylor, immediate past president of the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation. These decisions are, to some extent, subjective, as doctors … |
Blood donation vCJD fears prompt inquiry – BBC News
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Blood donation vCJD fears prompt inquiry
BBC News An independent inquiry is being launched to check the safety of donor blood amid fears of infection from the human form of “mad cow disease”. The Commons Science and Technology Committee called for the inquiry after studies revealed one in every 2,000 … Mad Cow Risk Prompts U.K. Inquiry Into Blood ScreeningBloomberg Blood & organ donations could be spreading mad cow disease, say MPsThe Information Daily |
Organ donor registration rates slowly on the rise in Windsor-Essex (with video) – Windsor Star (blog)
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Organ donor registration rates slowly on the rise in Windsor-Essex (with video)
Windsor Star (blog) Local rates of registered organ donation are slowly on the rise, and if that’s partly a result of the tireless efforts of Gunther and Judy Funkenhauser to promote the issue on behalf of their late son, they’re not about to rest on their laurels. The … |
A-League tactics: Heart's failure in defence costing them dearly – The Guardian
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A-League tactics: Heart’s failure in defence costing them dearly
The Guardian A-League tactics: Heart’s failure in defence costing them dearly. Where Melbourne Heart need to tighten up if they are to relieve the pressure on manager John Aloisi. Share · Tweet this. Email. Adelaide United’s Jeronimo Neumann against Melbourne Heart … |
Antibodies improving Ebola survivability – DVIDS
Antibodies improving Ebola survivabilityDVIDSEbola virus research is conducted in maximum containment Biosafety Level 4, or BSL-4, laboratories, where investigators wear positive-pressure suits and breathe filtered air as they work. Here, scientists Ge…
Synthetic Antibodies Created With Coated Nanoparticles – Women Citizen
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Synthetic Antibodies Created With Coated Nanoparticles
Women Citizen To create these “synthetic antibodies,” the researchers used carbon nanotubes – hollow, nanometer-thick cylinders made of carbon that naturally fluoresce when exposed to laser light. In the past, researchers have exploited this phenomenon to create … |