Critical Care
Polycarbonate Disposable Water Bottles Found to Release BPA
A new study has found that polycarbonate containers leach the chemical bisphenol A, which has been linked with cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and possible reproductive development impairment, into the liquid stored in them. More...04 Jun 2009
Patient Outcomes Improved by Early Mobilization in the ICU
A new study has found that the functional status of intensive care unit patients may be restored earlier by performing daily interruptions in sedation, paired with mobilization and exercise directed by physical and occupational therapists. More...03 Jun 2009
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