Critical Care
Innovative Medical Device Treats Human Immunodeficiency Virus
A therapeutic blood filtration device serves as an artificial adjunct to the immune system, removing the toxic proteins shed by human immunodeficiency virus to kill-off immune cells, the characteristic modus operandi of AIDS. More...10 Feb 2009
China Plans Major Health Reform by 2011
A health reform announced in China promises to bring 90% of its 1.3 billion inhabitants under a primary medical insurance scheme that provides a better public health system, basic medicines, networks of improved local clinics, and better services in public hospitals. More...03 Feb 2009
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Oncology-Specific Image Management System Archives Images and Data Generated During Cancer Treatments
Older Adults Face Increased Risk from Drug Interactions
Biomarkers Found To Improve Prediction of Stroke Risk
Prophylactic Antibiotics Reduce Incidence of ICU Death
Soothing Music Reduces Awareness of Tinnitus Buzz
Exercise Helps Prevent Age-Related Brain Changes in Older Adults
Smokers with a Familial History of Stroke are Likelier To Suffer Stroke
Blood Sugar Levels Linked to Normal Cognitive Aging
Antioxidants Offer Pain Relief for Patients with Chronic Pancreatitis
Novel "Stethoscope” Produces Dynamic Images of the Lungs
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