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Drug-Resistant Malaria Spreading Through Southeast Asia

A new study confirms that drug-resistant malaria parasites have spread to critical border regions of Southeast Asia, seriously threatening global malaria control and elimination programs. More...
12 Aug 2014
Image: DermaPure decellularized human dermis (Photo courtesy of Tissue Regenix).

Allogenic Dermis Construct Helps Skin Regenerate

A decellularized biological scaffold aids natural healing by attracting the patient’s own cells to the skin wound area. More...
12 Aug 2014
Image: Under the atomic force microscope, the cytoskeletal protein structures became fuzzy or even collapsed after X-ray irradiation (Photo courtesy of Neural Regeneration Research journal).

Neuronal Cytoskeleton and Cytomechanics Shown to Be Altered by Cranial Radiotherapy at a Specific Dose

Chinese researchers have discovered that radiation-induced neuronal injury was more apparent after cranial radiation therapy.  More...
07 Aug 2014
Image: Part of the 3D Printed Anatomy Series to help revolutionize medical education and training worldwide, especially where cadaver use is problematical (Photo courtesy of Monash University).

3D-Printed Anatomical Specimens Mark New Era for Medical Training

Creators of a unique kit containing anatomical body parts produced by 3D printing say it will revolutionize medical education and training worldwide, especially where cadaver use is problematical.  More...
06 Aug 2014

Peripheral Pulse Check Helps Uncover Atrial Fibrillation

A new study suggests that peripheral pulse measurement is a simple but accurate screening tool for identifying paroxysmal atrial fibrillation following a stroke.  More...
05 Aug 2014

Ketamine a Viable Choice for Adult Intubation

A new study concludes that ketamine, an intravenous induction agent, should be routinely considered for intubation in life-threatening situations in emergency departments.  More...
04 Aug 2014

Age-Related Macular Degeneration Occurs Earlier Than Presumed

A new study to determine the incidence of age-related macular degeneration shows that even those under the age of 50 can be affected by an early form of the disease.  More...
04 Aug 2014
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