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Sign up now for organ donation, urges Deputy
Jersey Evening Post JERSEY needs to ‘ramp up’ its organ donation programme and investigate options for increasing participation, according to a States Deputy. Currently just nine per cent of Islanders are on the NHS Organ Donation Register – through which people in Jersey … |
Brain Monitoring Market Is About to Grow $1.63 Billion – 2017 – SBWire (press release)
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Brain Monitoring Market Is About to Grow $1.63 Billion – 2017
SBWire (press release) … The “Brain Monitoring Market by Product [EEG/Magnetoencephalography (MEG)/Intracranial Pressure Monitor/Cerebral Oximeter/Transcranial Doppler] & Application [Sleep Disorders/Epilepsy/Traumatic Brain Injury/Brain Death] – Global Forecasts to 2017″ … |
Specialists on hand to help with organ donation decision – shropshirestar.com
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Specialists on hand to help with organ donation decision
shropshirestar.com “My role is to support that patient’s family through what is, naturally, a very difficult conversation and talk to them about organ donation, giving them all the information at the right time in regard to that decision.” Ben said that it was never a … I need a donor – but I just have to live day to dayManchester Evening News Red Cross In China Charges Hospitals For Arranging Organ TransplantsThe Epoch Times ‘Kidney donation changed my life’The Bolton News WalesOnline –Ripon Today –People’s Daily Online all 10 news articles » |
Shed weight with green coffee bean – Times of India
Times of India |
Shed weight with green coffee bean
Times of India They key ingredient in the green coffee bean is a very important natural active compound called chlorogenic acid, which works by inhibiting the release of glucose in the body, while at the same time boosting the metabolism or the “burning” of fat in … |
Mother's antibodies a factor in autism – Health24.com
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Mother’s antibodies a factor in autism
Health24.com Some mothers of children with autism appear to have immune system antibodies in their blood that attack brain proteins in their foetuses, a new study finds.”Autism is ‘a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma’,” said autism expert Dr. Andrew … |
Maternal Antibodies Target Fetus' Brain and Cause Autism – Parent Herald
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Maternal Antibodies Target Fetus’ Brain and Cause Autism
Parent Herald Maternal antibodies can target proteins in fetus’ brain that can eventually lead to autism, a latest study reveals. The study conducted by University of California, Davis’s MIND Institute found a maternal autoantibody that alters brain development in … |
Inhaled Corticosteroids, Management Changes Help RAO Horses – TheHorse.com
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Inhaled Corticosteroids, Management Changes Help RAO Horses
TheHorse.com Imagine horses with recurrent airway obstruction (RAO, or more commonly heaves) wearing Darth Vader-like masks and breathing in corticosteroids every day sun, rain, or snow. That was essentially the scene at at the Université de Montréal in Quebec, … |
Traffic fumes up lung cancer risk – Times of India
Times of India |
Traffic fumes up lung cancer risk
Times of India Even low level exposure to traffic fumes is enough to raise the risk of lung cancer, a large European study has revealed. The new research, that analysed pooled information from 17 studies in nine European countries, has found that people’s chances of … Air pollution linked to higher risk of lung cancer and heart failureThe Guardian |
Classification of FTLD-TDP cases into pathological subtypes using antibodies … – 7thSpace Interactive (press release)
Classification of FTLD-TDP cases into pathological subtypes using antibodies …7thSpace Interactive (press release)Two commercially available TDP43 antibodies (phosphorylated or pTDP43, non-phosphorylated or iTDP43) are currently in use for the neurop…
Separation with a happy twist – The Hindu
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Separation with a happy twist
The Hindu Over six-month-old conjoined twins — Shaili and Shilpa — were successfully separated after a marathon eight-hour surgery by a team of 30 doctors and nurses at the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) this May. They are doing well and are … |