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Immune Imbalance in the Gut May Trigger Celiac Disease

A new study claims that people who have high levels of Interleukin-15 may be primed to develop celiac disease, a digestive disorder that keeps sufferers from eating foods like cereal, pasta, cookies, and beer. More...
24 Feb 2011

Delayed Enhancement MRI Technique May Predict, Prevent Strokes

Researchers have found that delayed-enhancement MRI technology has potential for predicting the risks of strokes, the third leading cause of death in the United States. More...
23 Feb 2011
Image: The Epilert bracelet and alarm unit (photo courtesy Biolert).

Electronic Bracelet Alerts of Epileptic Seizures

An  electronic bracelet detects when the wearer begins to suffer an epileptic seizure by identifying associated characteristic limb movements. More...
23 Feb 2011

Pacemaker System Receives Approval in US for MRI Environments

A new pacemaker was designed to address safety concerns around MRI procedures for patients who have implanted pacemakers. More...
22 Feb 2011
Image: The Amsco V-PRO 1 Plus low temperature sterilization system (photo courtesy Steris).

Low Temperature Sterilization System Utilizes Hydrogen Peroxide

A next-generation high-volume vaporized hydrogen peroxide sterilizer includes a second, much faster cycle for nonlumened devices. More...
22 Feb 2011
Image: Prototype Siemens NO sensor (photo courtesy Siemens).

Nitrous Oxide Sensor Detects Imminent Asthma Attacks

An innovative gas sensor identifies when an asthma sufferer's air passages are about to become inflamed, enabling the patient to take preventive anti-inflammatory medication. More...
21 Feb 2011

Diet Beverages Could Heighten Risk of Vascular Events

A new study suggests that diet soft drinks may increase the risk for stroke, myocardial infarction, and vascular death. More...
21 Feb 2011
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