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Image: Aβ peptides in the mouse brain, after optogenetic stimulation, and following gamma oscillations (Photo courtesy of MIT).

Oscillating Light Therapy Could Help Treat Alzheimer's

Gamma frequency light therapy could attenuate amyloid load and modify microglia in Alzheimer’s disease (AD), claims a new study. More...
21 Dec 2016

Nasal Rinse May Help Relieve Asthma Symptoms

Simple nasal rinses could provide relief of chest and breathlessness symptoms afflicting asthma patients, according to a new study. More...
21 Dec 2016
Image: A diagram of the capsule and implantation into a cancerous tumor (Photo courtesy of Lyle Hood/UTSA).

Nanochannel Implant Could Revolutionize Drug Delivery

A new study describes a tiny implantable drug delivery system that uses thousands of nanochannels to regulate the release of various medications. More...
20 Dec 2016
Image: Cyanoacrylate skin glue helps keep IV drips in place (Photo courtesy of EMF Australia).

IV Drip Failure Reduced by Skin Glue Application

Using medical cyanoacrylate skin glue to hold intravenous (IV) drips in place significantly reduces the need to replace them, according to a new study. More...
20 Dec 2016
Image: The DJI S900-drone with attached blood product cooler (Photo courtesy of JHU).

Blood Products Are Unaffected by Drone Transport

A new study proves that blood products can maintain stable temperature and cellular integrity while being transported by drones. More...
20 Dec 2016
Image: An example of biofilm formation (Photo courtesy of WSU).

Mild Electric Current Disrupts Bacterial Biofilms

A novel wound-healing technology uses an electrochemical scaffold (e-scaffold) and enhanced antibiotic susceptibility to eradicate biofilms and persister cells. More...
15 Dec 2016
Image: A nurse practicing CPR to meet RQI requirements (Photo courtesy of the AHA).

Frequent Simulation-Based Training Improves CPR Proficiency

A low dose, high frequency psychomotor simulation training model improves cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills among hospital staff, according to a new study. More...
14 Dec 2016
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