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• Drinking Water Before a Meal Helps Dieting

• Molecular Imaging Identifies High-Risk Patients with Heart Disease

• Calls to Limit Fingerstick Devices to Just One Patient

• NIR Fluorescence Imaging Technique Helps Physicians Ease the After Effects of Breast Cancer

• Intranasal Cooling Improves Survival Following Cardiac Arrest

• Protocols for Low Dose CTA Pediatric Imaging Devised

• Nutrionists Shed Light on Six Dental Myths

• Acetaminophen Use Could Double the Risk of Asthma in Juveniles

• Stem Cells Used to Treat Patients on Verge of Respiratory Failure

• Prolonged Mechanical Ventilation Often Results in Profound Disability

• Automated External Defibrillator Benefits Hospital Users

• Heart's Sounds Could Help Diagnose Acute Heart Failure

• Are We Approaching the End of Antibiotic Therapy?

• Decrement in Hemoglobin Levels Is Indicative of Colorectal Cancer

• Neutral-Pressure Needleless Connector Prevents Blood Reflux

• Patients Not Harmed from Unsupervised Nurse Anesthetists

• Monitoring System Supervises Patient Medical Compliance

• Combat Helmet Sensor Detects Potential Brain Injury

• CPR Results Are Superior Without Mouth-to-Mouth Breathing

• MRI Better Than CT Scans at Diagnosing Stroke

• Targeted Breast Radiation Device Designed to Control Cancer

• Type of Anesthesia May Impact Surgical Site Infections