France / Français
-
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
VIRULENCE FACTOR OF THE INFLUENZA A VIRUS MAPPED IN REAL-TIME
Researchers have used high-speed microscopy to investigate native structure and conformational dynamics of hemagglutinin in influenza...
-
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
DIETARY CHOLESTEROL OR EGG CONSUMPTION DO NOT INCREASE THE RISK OF STROKE, FINNISH STUDY FINDS
A new study Finland shows that a moderately high intake of dietary cholesterol or consumption of up to one egg per day is not associated...
Stroke, Cholesterol -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
ANXIOUS PEOPLE QUICKER TO FLEE DANGER
By better understanding anxiety circuits in our brain, researchers may one day learn what goes awry in people with anxiety disorders.
Brain -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX: 'SEEING' CLEARER AND DEEPER INTO LIVE ORGANS
Scientists using a unique approach have developed a new biomedical imaging contrast agent. They say the breakthrough overcomes a major...
-
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
BENRALIZUMAB NOT EFFECTIVE REDUCING EXACERBATIONS IN MODERATE TO VERY SEVERE COPD
New research shows that the asthma drug benralizumab failed to decrease annual COPD exacerbation rates for patients with moderate to...
Drugs, Asthma -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
NEARLY 1 IN 5 PARENTS SAY THEIR CHILD NEVER WEARS A HELMET WHILE RIDING A BIKE
Despite evidence that helmets are critical to preventing head injuries, not all children wear them while biking, skateboarding and...
Child -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
GOOD LEADERSHIP AND VALUES KEY TO STAFF SATISFACTION
Tourism and hospitality firms that score highly for leadership and cultural values see higher staff satisfaction, according to a new...
Hospital -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
CANCER DRUG COULD BE REPURPOSED TO PROVIDE TREATMENT FOR BRAIN ANEURYSMS
An important class of drug used to treat cancer patients could be used to treat brain aneurysms, according to new research.
Drugs, Cancer, Brain -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
SEDATION AND CONTROLLED PARALYSIS DO NOT IMPROVE SURVIVAL OF ICU PATIENTS WITH ARDS
Reversibly paralyzing and heavily sedating hospitalized patients with severe breathing problems do not improve outcomes in most cases,...
Hospital -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
NEW RECOMMENDATIONS FOR STROKE SYSTEMS OF CARE TO IMPROVE PATIENT OUTCOMES
To translate advances in scientific knowledge and innovations in stroke care into improvements in patient outcomes, comprehensive stroke...
Stroke, Hospital -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
ECONOMISTS FIND NET BENEFIT IN SODA TAX
A team of economists has concluded that soda taxes serve as a 'net good,' an assessment based on an analysis of health benefits and...
-
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
THE HEALING POWER OF A SMILE: A LINK BETWEEN ORAL CARE AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE RECOVERY
A new study links the benefits of comprehensive oral care to the physical and emotional recovery of patients seeking treatment for...
Power -
By ScienceDaily - May 20, 2019
STROKE, CANCER AND HEART DISEASE: KEY ACID-ACTIVATED PROTEIN CHANNEL
Researchers have discovered a long-sought protein, the proton-activated chloride channel , that is activated in acidic environments...
Stroke, Cancer, Drugs -
By ScienceDaily - May 19, 2019
BIG DATA REVEALS HIDDEN SUBTYPES OF SEPSIS
Much like cancer, sepsis isn't simply one condition, but rather many conditions with varying clinical characteristics that could benefit...
Hospital, Cancer -
By ScienceDaily - May 19, 2019
WALKING AND STRENGTH TRAINING MAY DECREASE THE RISK OF DYING FROM LIVER DISEASE
Physical activity, including walking and muscle-strengthening activities, were associated with significantly reduced risk of cirrhosis-related...
Obesity -
By ScienceDaily - May 19, 2019
RESEARCHERS DOCUMENT IMPACT OF COFFEE ON BOWELS
Coffee drinkers know that coffee helps keep the bowels moving, but researchers in Texas are trying to find out exactly why this is...
-
By ScienceDaily - May 19, 2019
GROWTH IN LIFE EXPECTANCY IN AUSTRALIA SLOWS
After 20 years of rapid increases in life expectancy at birth, the rate of growth in Australia is now falling behind most other high-income...
Obesity -
By ScienceDaily - May 19, 2019
BUTTON BATTERIES CAN RAPIDLY DAMAGE STOMACH LINING BEFORE SYMPTOMS APPEAR
Damage to the lining of the stomach can occur quickly when children swallow button batteries; therefore, clinicians should consider...
Child -
By ScienceDaily - May 19, 2019
'STEPPED' TREATMENT REDUCES DRINKING IN PATIENTS WITH HIV
People with HIV who drink too much were more likely to reduce drinking after undergoing an approach to care known as integrated stepped...
Alcohol -
By ScienceDaily - May 18, 2019
RESEARCH REVEALS INSULIN-PRODUCING BETA CELLS MAY CHANGE FUNCTION IN DIABETES
A revolutionary new study using only materials derived from humans has revealed that insulin-producing beta cells can change their...
Diabetes
-
The headlines of Master Doctor
-
NIU's Global Round-up: DSM's nutrition boss talks personalized nutrition...
Itâs a global industry and thereâs a lot happening. We know itâs not always easy keeping up with everything thatâs happening around the world that could impact the US dietary...
-
Tweets On Why The Finale Of ‘Game Of Thrones' Sucked May Be Better Than The...
Fans hit Twitter to express their anger and disappointment after last night's “Game of Thrones” finale Emotions are running extremely high on this, the day after the very last...
-
Alkalinity and oxygen levels: Is there a connection between pH levels and...
Several studies show that pH levels of the human body exert an effect on the risk of cancer. People who desire to avoid cancer should strive to maintain their pH levels at...
-
A stronger heart, a healthier body: Cardiorespiratory fitness is key to...
It's known that a lack of exercise and a sedentary lifestyle can increase one's risk of diseases, including cardiovascular disease. On the contrary, regular physical activity...
-
AI spotted lung cancer BETTER than expert radiologists, study finds
The model created by Google and Northwestern University outperformed six radiologists when there were no previous scans to chart the growth, and performed as well when there...
-
Statins lower the elevated risk of dementia after a concussion
Researchers at the University of Toronto found elderly people who received the drug after a hit to the head were 13 percent less likely to develop dementia then those who didn't.
-
Higher Social Class People Believe That They are More Capable Than Others
People with a higher perceived social class have an exaggerated belief that they can perform better than their lower-class counterparts, finds a new study.
-
Someone Left 2 Water Bottles In King's Landing And Fans Are Losing It
Apparently King's Landing has plastic water bottles and fans can't handle it There's a lot of Game of Thrones -related feelings dominating the internet today. People are...
-
Complete Oral Care may be a Holistic Approach to Treat Substance Use Disorder
Comprehensive oral care can help the physical and emotional recovery of patients seeking treatment for substance use disorder, finds a new study.
-
Natural Homemade Sunscreen Recipes on Pinterest: Safe or Not?
Summer is here, it can wreak havoc on your skin. Using sunscreen can protect your sensitive skin from harmful UV rays. So, hurry up, follow a few natural homemade sunscreen...