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‘Bachelor’ Star Gia Allemand — Died Of Brain & Organ Failure After Suicide …
Radar Online ‘Bachelor’ Star Gia Allemand — Died Of Brain & Organ Failure After Suicide Attempt. Posted on Aug 14, 2013 @ 13:33PM | By radarstaff · gia-allemand-wide-getty. Bachelor star Gia Allemand attempted to take her own life on Monday night, leading to … Gia Allemand Dead: ‘Bachelor’ Star Dies At Age 29 (UPDATE)Huffington Post Bachelor star dies after suicide attemptMSN NZ News |
Altruistic assisted suicide – surely you can't be serious? – National Right to Life News
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Altruistic assisted suicide – surely you can’t be serious?
National Right to Life News Brain death would follow removal of the heart (call this Organ Donation Euthanasia (ODE))…. Organs would be more likely to be viable, since they would not have sustained a period of reduced circulation prior to retrieval. More organs would be … |
Who fares best on CRT? Medicare data support ECG predictors – TheHeart.Org
2 Minute MedicineWho fares best on CRT? Medicare data support ECG predictorsTheHeart.OrgIn the cohort of patients who received defibrillating CRT devices (CRT-Ds), those who had both left-bundle-branch block (LBBB) and a QRS duration >150 ms showed …
It's All In Your Head: Patricia Churchland's Touching a Nerve – Religion Dispatches
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It’s All In Your Head: Patricia Churchland’s Touching a Nerve
Religion Dispatches To debunk the latter, Churchland marshals a range of scientific evidence and medical findings: apparently there have been no medical records of actual brain death in which the patient has come to consciousness and reported seeing dead relatives or … |
Biomarker gauges graft-versus-host disease risk for stem cell transplant patients – Proactive Investors USA & Canada
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Biomarker gauges graft-versus-host disease risk for stem cell transplant patients
Proactive Investors USA & Canada A newly identified biomarker can help spot stem cell transplant patients who are at high risk for graft-versus-host disease, and they can be screened through a blood test. The research team determined that patients with high levels of the ST2 protein … |
40-year-old man Mumbai's first suspected Gulf virus case – Times of India
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40-year-old man Mumbai’s first suspected Gulf virus case
Times of India The 40-year-old man was admitted to the hospital’s ward 30, meant for infectious diseases, on Wednesday afternoon with complaints of fever and a progressing pneumonia (inflammation of lungs). The patient had returned to India on August 12 after … |
Bavituximab's Mechanism of Action Highlighted at Immunomodulatory … – Marketwire (press release)
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Bavituximab’s Mechanism of Action Highlighted at Immunomodulatory …
Marketwire (press release) TUSTIN, CA–(Marketwired – Aug 14, 2013) – Peregrine Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ( NASDAQ : PPHM) today announced the presentation of preclinical data and ongoing drug development activities highlighting the immune-stimulatory mechanism of action of … |
Neutralizing Antibodies Key to Broad Anti-Flu Immunity – Genetic Engineering News
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Neutralizing Antibodies Key to Broad Anti-Flu Immunity
Genetic Engineering News Writing in the August 14th issue of Science Translational Medicine, scientists at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai described how exposure to seasonal flu viruses over the course of a lifetime influences a person’s antibody repertoire and … |
Hyperactive Brain May Create "Near Death" Visions – National Geographic
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Hyperactive Brain May Create “Near Death” Visions
National Geographic Can a new study lay the basis for the scientific understanding of mystical-sounding near-death recollections, filled with vivid light and vibrant meetings with deceased loved ones? When researchers recorded and analyzed electroencephalograms (EEGs) of … Surge of brain activity may explain near-death experiencesThe Japan Times Electrical Signatures of Consciousness in the Dying BrainScience Daily (press release) Study unveils clue to ‘near-death experience’ mysteryPress TV Calcutta Telegraph –Scientist all 80 news articles » |
Heart Failure Patients Who Are More Likely To Benefit From Implantation Of … – RedOrbit
Heart Failure Patients Who Are More Likely To Benefit From Implantation Of …RedOrbitIn a large population of Medicare beneficiaries with heart failure who underwent implantation of a cardiac resynchronization therapy defibrillator, patients who had t…